Wirtshaus German Beer Garden

A few weeks ago, I had dinner at a restaurant, and it was exactly what I needed: some delicious Bavarian food. We ordered the sausage sampler, creamy spaetzle, two types of schnitzel, and the apple strudel for dessert. The sausages were fantastic, especially the spicy one, which was exceptional. The creamy spaetzle reminded me of a gourmet mac and cheese, but even better— and I don't say that lightly. Every dish was so flavorful that I wanted to try it all, leaving me feeling very, very full by the end. We also managed to have a bite of the apple strudel, and despite having eaten so much, it was delightful. Overall, I would give this experience a 10/10—definitely worth trying!

We visit this place for Barça games and absolutely love spending time with our friends while watching football. The staff is extremely friendly, the German food is delicious, and there's a fantastic selection of beers!

Beef serves the best German vegan sausage in Los Angeles. Their vegan "Wurst Cali" is my favorite, and it comes with two sides. The pretzels are also delicious, and I always ask for the vegan mustard sauce (no honey added). While the Impossible Burger is available, this place is more renowned for its German cuisine. The vegan schnitzel is definitely worth a try. Their beer selection is consistently impressive, making it a fun spot to visit for Oktoberfest—there's German music every weekend in October!

Chilled beer and amazing food! The Bavarian pretzel was warm and chewy, making it the perfect appetizer to enjoy with the cold beer. The schnitzel was the best I’ve ever tasted — incredibly tender, thin, and coated in crispy breading. It came with delicious spätzle and garlic green beans. For dessert, we had apple strudel, which is an absolute must! It was so delightful that we're still raving about it.

For the first time, German food truly tasted like it should, and it was absolutely delicious. We ordered the Käsekrainer, lamb burger, their signature burger, and the schnitzel, all of which were fantastic—especially paired with their unique sides like hot cabbage, garlic Brussels sprouts, and German noodles. The beer was spot on too, served in different glasses every time, which was a fun touch. Then came dessert—oh my, the Nutella dish was incredible! We visited on a Sunday night and found parking (though I’m not sure if they have a designated lot, so parking might be tricky in that part of the city). The service was a bit slow, but the staff were really friendly, so I’m giving them five stars. And don’t forget to check out the restroom—it's worth a visit! Try this place; you won’t regret it! Thank you for a wonderful experience. We’ll definitely be back!