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- 99 Bank St., West Village 10014
- 212-428-6000
The Marrow
Ur-Top Chef Harold Dieterle puts aside his Asian bag of tricks to embrace a personal heritage of Italian and German blood. Namesake marrow hard to resist, paired up with focaccia, lemon aioli, and ... read more
- 137 7th Ave. South, West Village 10014
- 212-255-7300
Landbrot
Sometimes a restaurant opens that makes you wonder, "How did we live without it for so long?" Landbrot is that kind of place. Located in the West Village and LES, this Germany bakery and bar s... read more
- 29 Ave. B, East Village 10009
- 646-410-0333
Sigmund Pretzel Shop
The high-class escorts of twisted dough, street pretzels got nothing on these beauts. Plump, Deutsche, and moist, each is hand-coiled by a former Bouley pastry chef. The Alphabet City storefront bu... read more
- 139 Duane St., Tribeca 10007
- 212-571-8880
Blaue Gans
Omigod, we're so rich we'll even spend money on Germanic food! The Gutenbrunner Austrian Empire creeps further downtown via this charming "Blue Goose." Share goulash and strudel around a communal t... read more
- 344 W. 11th St., West Village
- 212-352-2300
Wallsé
Fin-de-siècle elegance, haute Austrian cuisine. Chef Kurt Gutenbrunner's five-course tasting menu loaded with innovative alternatives to goulash and strudel basics. Foie gras with vanilla an... read more
- 79 Orchard St., Lower East Side 10002
- 212-219-9545
Café Katja
The anti-Thor, serving Austrian food with a homey angle. Plenty of wurst, from liverwurst and pickled onion sandwiches, to weisswurst and pretzels or homemade brats. Big portions of salty little sp... read more
- 39 Grove St., Greenwich Village 10014
- 212-206-7691
Lederhosen
A few steps below street level in the heart of the Village lies the most inviting little German joint in the city. Start with a beer boot filled with draft Spaten, Dinkelacker, or Koestritzer Black... read more
- 107 Ave. C, East Village 10009
- 212-598-1098
Zum Schneider
New-school Teutonic brings Oktoberfest in July. Happy indoor beer garden. Works better as a bar, confirming that schnitzel, sausage, and kraut were first created because some German genius wanted t... read more
- 626 10th Ave., Downtown Manhattan 10036
- 646-490-0275
Hallo Berlin
Authentic German resto tucked away in midtown. Wurst is the winner, but fish dishes and classics like weiner schnitzel are also up to par. read more
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