Famous German Restaurants in Manhattan

Famous German Restaurants in Manhattan
Touring Manhattan on foot can rustle up quite an appetite. The city that's the world's biggest melting pot has attracted people from every culture. Along with the people came their particular tastes, thus leading to every possible restaurant nationality you can imagine. After a day of mountain biking or hiking, if a craving for German food should happen to hit, your concern won't be finding a German restaurant in the city, but choosing which schnitzel suits your fancy.

Lederhosen

Fuel up for a next day's big hike at Lederhosen, which offers hearty and hefty German traditional fare with a Bavarian touch. Try Spaetzle, bratwurst, pickled herring and more. Time Out Magazine calls Lederhosen "Genuine German Goodness" and they were rated "Best Sexy Sausages" by the Village Voice (see reviews in a slide show on the restaurant's main page). Their extensive German beer menu will satisfy all tastes from the Dinkelacker Pils light to Kulmbacher Moenchshof black lager.

Lederhosen
39 Grove St.
New York, New York 10014
(212) 206-7691
lederhosennyc.com

Heidelberg

Celebrate the accomplishment of a hiking speed or mileage record at Heidelberg in their outdoor beer garden. It's Oktoberfest all year round at Heidelberg, with live music on Saturday nights, sausage platters for up to six people, and a nice dessert selection. Serving (way more than just) schnitzel since 1936, Heidelberg presents a Sunday champagne brunch.

Heidelberg
1648 Second Ave.
New York, New York 10028
(212) 628-2332
heidelbergrestaurant.com

Zum Schneider

Hike rained out? Never fear, Zum Schneider is here. Their indoor beer garden will provide cover for your sampling of their German specialties. There is a full brunch menu and many German specialties that are offered every day. Visit on Mondays when it's Schnitzel Day. The restaurant/bar is a popular choice with the press, rated by Serious Eats New York for their breakfast offerings (view more raves in the restaurant's press section on their web site).

Zum Schneider
107 Ave C
New York, New York 10009
(212) 598-1098
zumschneider.com

Hallo Berlin

With four New York locations, Hallo Berlin has German food cravings covered. With four daily soups (including two vegetarian), traditional hearty choices and a menu of "soul food" combinations, you'll find something to rave about at Hallo Berlin. They have a great selection of imported German beers, including those available by draft and bottle such as Dortmunder Pils, Augustines Maximator Dark and Ayinger Celebrator Dopplebock.

Hallo Berlin
626 10th Ave.
New York, New York 10009
(212) 977-1944
halloberlinrestaurant.com

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