Little Germany

"They put the "little" in Little Germany. If you have ever eaten "German" food, know this is nothing like it. But it was a curious adventure. They put cinnamon in the red cabbage and it's oddly sweet and slimy. Cabbage should never taste like cinnamon. Even though the food wasn't great (unseasoned meat, slimy veggies) I thought, "well, dessert must be better". hahaha... I was wrong. There version of Strudel: it's literally some Crescent dough heated and covered in cheap apple pie filling. I have never had strudel that bad and I've been brave enough to try hospital strudel. I wouldn't recommend this place but maybe if you feel like an adventure. Server seemed like it was her first time ever waiting on a table but whatever, everyone has to start somewhere. Does have a large parking lot."

"I recently had the pleasure of dining at Little Germany in Fort Worth, and I must say, the experience was nothing short of delightful. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The interior of the restaurant is fun and quirky, filled with charming German-themed decor and other unique themes. What truly stood out was the friendliness and attentiveness of the staff. They were incredibly welcoming, ensuring that our dining experience was comfortable and enjoyable. Speaking of the meal, it was absolutely delicious. The goulash was rich and flavorful, a perfect blend of spices and tenderness that left us craving for more. The German sausages were cooked to perfection, offering a delectable combination of flavors and textures that was both satisfying and authentically German. But the star of the show had to be the schnitzel – crispy, golden, and cooked just right, it was a delightful treat that perfectly encapsulated the essence of German culinary excellence. In summary, Little Germany is a gem in Fort Worth that offers not only a taste of authentic German cuisine but also an experience that is warm, welcoming, and utterly satisfying. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in good food and great atmosphere. Highly recommended!"

"Older place, with choices that were ok... But have had better. Batter on schnitzel was well done, but was not seasoned. Brats were good, red cabbage was good, sauerkraut had a weird wine taste to it, but was ok. The Jager gravy was not seasoned very well but had good consistency. Lots of older crowd eating here, maybe to remind them of being stationed in Europe, but it was not as authentic as the wife and I hoped. I will tell you though... The curry ketchup was actually pretty damn good."

"There was only one other customer when I showed up at 3:45pm on a Friday. Real bavarian drinking songs played in the background. The waitress was very sweet, helpful, and attentive. I was very hungry when I arrived so I bought the combination platter. I could only manage to eat a part of it and ended up taking a whole meal's worth of food in a take-home box. I would give the german food and authenticity rating of a 9 out of 10."

"Wonderful experience and great food. We were in town for a family emergency. My wife and I desperately needed a home cooked style meal. Everything we tried was great and the wait staff was very patient explaining the menu items. Portions are very large and you'll definitely leave full. Thanks so much!"