German Restaurants in Connecticut

Connecticut, like the rest of New England, is known for its gorgeous autumn foliage. The cool weather and a full day of foliage viewing can create an appetite for hearty comfort food, which German cuisine can satisfy.

Drescher's

A short walk from the Palace Theater in downtown Waterbury, Drescher's has existed in since 1868. The menu mixes standards like sauerbraten and schnitzel with Italian and American fare. Drescher's offers nearly 20 variations of martinis.

25 Leavenworth Street
Waterbury, CT 06702
(203) 573-1743
http://www.dreschers.com/

East Side Restaurant

This Bavarian style beer hall has been open continuously for over seven decades. The restaurant boasts of its enormous pretzels, massive mugs and festive atmosphere. A take-out menu is available.

131 Dwight Street
New Britain, CT 06051
(860) 223-1188
eastsiderestaurant.com/

Old Heidelberg

Founded by a German, the Old Heidelberg restaurant offers classic German and Austrian dishes and a rotating selection of regional wines. Hours change seasonally, so call ahead for details.

55 Stony Hill Road (Route 6)
Bethel, CT 06801
(203) 797-1860
restaurantheidelberg.com

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