Below is a list of the top and leading German Restaurants in Dallas. To help you find the best German Restaurants located near you in Dallas, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Dallas’s Best German Restaurants:
The top rated German Restaurants in Dallas are:
- Kuby’s Sausage House – serves authentic European products as dishes and fresh meats
- Fritzl’s Euro Grill – offers the best-tasting dishes in fine German and Austrian dining
- Bavarian Grill – features authentic and great-tasting German dishes prepared with the finest ingredients
- District 9 Draught Haus – features a taproom serving German food and growlers
- Edelweiss – provides a unique experience with the best tasting German cuisine from the authentic German chef Bernard
Kuby’s Sausage House
Kuby’s Sausage House serves authentic European products as dishes and fresh meats. The restaurant has catering services with an extensive list of food. Furthermore, they feature well-known schnitzels and sausages. Their soshes are also homemade and prepared with the best ingredients. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with popular entrees. This includes hot German potato salad and Wurst teller with homemade sauerkraut. Moreover, there is a bakery that serves freshly baked Europen baked bread. They also have wild game processing for meat, fish, and fowl. There are also beautifully hand-crafted European giftbaskets.
Products/ Services:
German restaurant, wild game processing, bakery
Location:
Address: 6601 Snider Plaza, Dallas, TX 75205
Phone: (214)-363-2231
Website: kubys.com
Reviews:
”I ordered meat for rouladen by phone, and set a time to pick it up. The butcher was friendly and knowledgeable. The meat was ready on time and was perfect. While there, I picked up some red kraut, jalapeno pimiento cheese, and Bavarian pretzels. They had good arrangements for pandemic safety. Highly recommend.” – Mary R.
Fritzl’s Euro Grill
Fritzl’s Euro Grill offers the best-tasting dishes in fine German and Austrian dining. Their dishes will surely make diners crave for more. There is a full bar that serves imported beers on tap. This includes Spaten Optimator, Spaten Premium Lager, Wasteiner Dunkel, and Spaten Salvator. Furthermore, they have a wide range of dishes prepared using authentic Greman recipes. Their pasties include chocolate eclairs and napoleons. There is also a wide selection of cakes and sweets. Moreover, their entrees are Pomodoro pasta, Weiner schnitzel, and szegediner goulash. Their strudel variations include apple, peach, and apple.
Products/ Services:
German restaurants, dessert, grill
Location:
Address: 3390 Lakeview Pkwy, Rowlett, TX 75088
Phone: (972)-412-3555
Website: fritzls.com
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Bavarian Grill
Bavarian Grill features authentic and great-tasting German dishes prepared with the finest ingredients. The restaurant has served the tastiest dishes since 1993. Furthermore, they produce the largest schnitzels in texas which is a crowd favorite for years. They serve beers and wines sourced from Germany. They also serve coffee using traditional processes. Their specialty menus include vegetarian and gluten-free options. Moreover, they serve birthday cakes and authentic Bavarian pastries. Their Bavarian specialties include escargot, housemade duck liver pate, and potato pancakes. They also have grilled filet of salmon, smoked chicken breast on caesar salad, and pasta variations.
Products/ Services:
German restaurant, pastries, cake
Location:
Address: 221 W Parker Rd, Plano, TX 75023
Phone: (972)-881-0705
Website: bavariangrill.com
Reviews:
“I had a wonderful dining experience celebrating my 50th birthday. Allen was excellent musician. Incredible performance from Allen. Denver performed Happy birthday on bells. The staff was friendly. The food was the ultimate greatest cuisine from Germany served in USA. Thank you for such wonderful service and delicious food!” – Rita
District 9 Draught Haus
District 9 Draught Haus features a taproom serving German food and growlers. There is a selective menu of German-style dishes. Furthermore, their sausages and sandwiches are served with chips. This includes cheeseburger, schnitzel, and bratwurst. There are also shareable plates like sausage and cheeseboards. Moreover, their vegetarian menu includes vegan burgers, Bavarian-style potato salad, and green salad. They also serve homemade vanilla ice cream and chocolate pot da creme. There are 28 beers and 8 wines available on tap. They focus on German-style lagers.
Products/ Services:
German restaurant, taproom
Location:
Address: 718 N Buckner Blvd #215, Dallas, TX 75218
Phone: (469)-709-9993
Website: district9dh.com
Reviews:
”Place was amazing. Extremely hesitant at first, but that quickly changed after meeting the friendly staff. One of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Amazing beer. I am glad we ended up at this place and expect to return with more friends.” – Nuka DiLucca
Edelweiss
Edelweiss provides a unique experience with the best tasting German cuisine from the authentic German chef Bernard. They have been serving the local community with great food since 1967. Furthermore, their family meals include German favorites like German Cordon Blue, sausage plate, and Jager Schnitzel. They also serve alternatives like spaghetti and chicken parmesan. Their desserts include black forest cake, strawberry swirl cheesecake, and German chocolate cake. Moroeevr, their German bottled beer includes Spaten Oktoberfest, Spaten Premium, and Wasteniner Dunkle.
Products/ Services:
German restaurnat, beer
Location:
Address: 3801 Southwest Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Phone: (817)-738-5934
Website: edelweissgermanrestaurant.com
Reviews:
“Atmosphere is awesome and the German music playing adds to it. The owner Kenny is very friendly and hospitable. We tried many things on the menu and all were great. Especially loved the sauerkraut with the sausages! Plenty of beer options available and big 1L mugs.” – Markus Impola
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