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    Wvrst

    4.0 (858 reviews)
    ModerateGerman, Beer Bar
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Casual
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    Interior
    Josh S.

    Fun German place with traditional picnic table style seating, lots of beer options, schnitzel, pretzel, sausages, and more. We each opted for the schnitzel sandwich with all the toppings (including curry wurst sauce) and side salads instead of French fries. The salad was very good, especially with their lemon vinaigrette dressing. The sandwiches were also good, even if a tad dry. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly. Overall I'd certainly recommend a visit if you're looking for an excellent selection of beers and/or German cuisine.

    pretzel trio sampler (jalapeño & gouda, bavarian, everything)
    Michelle Z.

    An interesting concept with lots of crazy sausage meat options like elk and kangaroo! I played it safe and got the kaas (cheesy kielbasa) currywurst style, which comes with bread, sauce, and sauerkraut. The currywurst sauce is an interesting blend of sweet and curry flavors. The sausage had a nice texture but was unfortunately too salty for me, although the oozy cheese inside was a nice touch. We got the pretzel trio sampler at all which was a bit underwhelming because it took an extra 15 minutes and the classic bavarian one was quite cold. The everything pretzel was ok but not anything groundbreaking. The jalapeño and gouda one was my favorite but also nothing too special. They have lots of seating inside and it's a clean and casual environment. Good for large groups and they also have vegan options!

    Wvrst smash
    Jinzi H.

    I came in here with friends late at night for a small bite to eat. I came with no expectations of this place but it was a delightful experience and will be coming back. I got the wvrst smash burger and it surprised me how good it was. The burger Pattie's weren't too greesey, thin or thick. It was juicy without being messy and perfectly cooked. The bun was made in house and was light and fluffy whic complimented the burger really well and it had a good hold on the burger, it didn't let the inside spill out. Delicious burger. I got it with a side salad instead of fries and I thought I was a good choice. Although I had some of my friends fries which were really tasty, especially paired with mustard, the salad looked and tasted really fresh and crisp, refreshing with a tasty but not overwhelming dressing. It nice to have a couple bites of salad between bite of my meaty burger. The seltzer I got was not good. Not sure if it was the brand of flavour but when you think of a bad tasting seltzer, this is what it tastes like. The wait staff was really nice. We did come pretty late at time so by the time we were a half way into our food, they were closing up which I felt bad about but they never said anything that implied for us to rush. The ambiance was dark inside, there were big long tables with matching benches. Think of an outdoor beer fest seating arrangement, it was like that, very casual. I'll definitely be coming back.

    Menu
    Kimberly W.

    The last time I was there, it was for dinner in November 2019. Since then, they have added table service and they have also added a few items to their menu. I went lunchtime on a Monday, so it wasn't very busy. The sausages and fries are still very good, so I don't know that I'll ever get around to trying the rest of the menu. I always go for game sausages, since those are pretty unique options. This is one of my must-visit restaurants when I'm in town. Totally worth a special trip.

    Dining room & bar
    Rajat G.

    This has been our monthly weekend brunch place while our dog gets a bath !! Food is always well prepared, delicious and great quality. Service has always been excellent and a big selection of hard to find beers.

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    Will T.

    Nice duck fat fries and game sausages. My favourite is the Tamsworth. Updated with spiffy red coat hooks. Nestled on King Street, but chill non-pretentious vibe.

    Bison sausage, dill pickles and a salad
    Lloyd M.

    A nice lunch and it felt surprisingly not unhealthy. I got the Bison sausage as a curry wurst, so no bun. The sausage was cooked perfect, lots of flavor and no unnecessary fat. I was surprised at how much I liked the curry, kept switching between it and mustard. Loved the pickles I ordered as a side. Also had a salad, which was again surprisingly good. With their huge variety of sausages, I want to go back soon so I can try some of the others.

    Game sausages sampler
    Riaria C.

    So many sausages, cheese, and side options here and a giant beer list! If beer isn't your thing they have cider, wine, and a small selection of non-alc beverages. You get the beer hall experience complete with communal tables and a cozy casual ambience. I imagine on busy nights you might make some new friends. We came early evening Tuesday night and the place only had a few people there however service was friendly and quick. I tried the game-sausage sampler, and had the Kaas (pork sausage with cheese) currywurst style. Tip! Get it this way if you are cutting back on carbs. KAAS Sausage was so juicy with the right mix of fattiness and melty cheese. The game sausages were on the leaner side but didn't taste too different to me. Bison, wild boar, and lamb.

    Belgium fries
    Sally L.

    Great selection of beer. Reminds me of the beer halls in Belgium. The duck fat fries are really good with garlic dip. This is a great spot for hosting a large party group.

    Nice ambience!
    Kathy V.

    Note: visit took place pre-COVID. They don't have table service so you whip out a menu at the front and grab a seat wherever (except for the reserved areas) then when you're ready, order at the front and get a number to await your delicious goods. Seating is cafeteria style so get ready to have people close by. It can be pretty loud but the ambience is nice. There's an open concept kitchen and little fairy lights adorning the place. I didn't order any beer but I noticed they also have a good beer selection. The food can take long to arrive if it's really busy. 1 friend got her vegetarian Mediterranean sausage bun 15 mins in but my other friend and I waited over 30 mins for our duck fat fries and sausage buns. I ordered another sausage bun to go to bring home to my partner but they made the mistake to bring all our food at the same time and packed our entire order to go. This was a little upsetting and there wasn't really anything to do about the situation, but it did dampen the experience a bit. The duck fat fries are a little dry for my liking but the flavour is good. The included jalapeños still have seeds in them so it has a KICK. The standout though was definitely the currywvrust sausage mmmm. Definitely needs more sauce though. I got a kangaroo bun with saukeraut and onions. I'd say the food was fine but I wasn't wowed or anything. I do think the place is worth giving a try for the ambience alone. Cool place to chill after work. :)

    Platter
    Gurtaj S.

    The food here is amazing but I'm always conflicted about tipping the waiters since the customer is the one that picks up the food, water, glasses etc. it's a weird way to order as well since you have to go up to the counter and do it. Very Nandos like.

    Top is a calabrase sausage and the bottom Was chiplote vegan sausage.  With a side of rapini
    Bianka K.

    I have been a huge fan of this place for years but I have not been back in 7 years. After going to the Jays game, we decided to go to wvrst. Everything was as good as I remember except that they didn't pack on the toppings like before . However My sausage was still amazing and my vegan friend said her was bomb. The rapini was not great , loaded with chilli flakes it was not edible . Not sure if this was by accident or it is always like this but I would never order again if it is

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    the menu has so much to offer and it's definitely worth trying!! it's honestly pretty solid

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    Mostly a bar rather than specialty food. I got a venison and a Weiner dog. It's seasoned but tastes very dry.

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