Bratwursthäusle bei St. Sebald

5 Robin Meise - 2 months ago

This is a perfect place to enjoy a beer and a Schäufele in the middle of the city. The service is friendly; the food arrived fast, fresh, and was super delicious! The ambient is nice outside under the shade of the trees and umbrellas.

5 Chris Zhu - 7 months ago

A truly must go place! You clearly can taste the difference of their Stadtwurst, they make sausage everyday and grill it manually, it tastes very fresh! Outdoor seating is comfortable with nice views while indoor seats are cozy and traditional style. It’s Altbau but has open kitchen so kinda stylish!

4 Sander van Vliet - 10 months ago

As an tourist I take the shot to have lunch in one of the most popular places of Nürnberg. Honestly the prices, especially for the sausages, are a bit high. Even though it's worth a visit because the taste is wonderful; you really taste the beech wood smoke. The places is well visited, so expect to queue during lunch and dinner time. The interior is looking rough and fits perfectly to what they serve.

4 Nicole Gonzalez - 4 months ago

It's not the cheapest place for sausages, but they're fresh, the service is great and their outdoor seating has a great view. Their pretzels are also freshly made and they're quite tasty. It is generally full, so do expect a bit of a queue unless you have a reservation.

5 Aron - 6 months ago

Very cozy traditional German style restaurant.
Super delicious food and best customer service.
We will definitely come back here soon,
Thanks Julien for best service ✌????????

5 Nine Tails - a month ago

Bratwursts are amazing! Atmosphere is also great. Love their potato salad and sauerkraut, also prices are reasonable for being in what is practically the center of the tourist spot in Nürnberg. Servers all speak English. They do prefer it if you pay in cash and not with card.

5 For Peen - 9 months ago

Quick, attentive and friendly service. Sausages were delicious as expected. Traditional beef liver soup is nice but a bit salty. Draft beer is German. Enough said.