German Restaurants in Lansing, Michigan

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As a bustling metropolis and capital of Michigan, Lansing offers plenty of delicious gastronomic options throughout the city. For those with an appetite for German cuisine, Lansing will not disappoint. Whether desiring a quick lunch or a wanting to linger over a long dinner, plenty of options are available.

Backstreet Steak House

Just outside of the outskirts of Lansing lies the Backstreet Steak House in Stockbridge, Mich. Carnivorous eaters will enjoy the tantalizing steaks and perfect cuts of meat but with an element of German flavor in each meal. The cuisine stays true to the flavors of the country and offers unique specials for its patrons.

Backstreet Steakhouse
118 N. Center St.
Stockbridge, MI 49285
517-851-7785

Mama Bear's Cafe

Serving organic, tasty fare, Mama Bear's Cafe offers sandwiches, traditional German bratwurst and German pastries and cookies in a laid-back atmosphere. The restaurant aims to make patrons feel warm and invited with its hometown feel; even visits from the chef are normal occurrences while dining.

Mama Bear's Cafe
1224 Turner St.
Lansing, MI 48906
517-485-6262

Mediteran

The chefs at Mediteran prepare each menu item with absolute care and tenderly re-create the taste of Germany with a small twist to please Western palates. The potato pancakes, cheese pie and schnitzel are among the most popular with diners. The wait can be lengthy, so plan to make an evening out of it.

Mediteran
333 S. Washington Square
Lansing, MI 48933
517-372-1072
restaurantmediteran.com

Roma Bakery & Imported Foods

The aroma alone will tempt you to enter Roma Bakery & Imported Foods. With its European specialties of German pastries and baked breads, you will not go home empty-handed. However, it is also a traditional deli, so stay for lunch and try the gourmet European foods.

Roma Bakery & Imported Foods
428 N. Cedar St.
Lansing, MI 48912
517-485-9466
romabakery-deli.com

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