Wurstkuchl

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Thundorferstraße 3, 93047 Regensburg
Added by Jopie, at 01 February 2017

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• Dusten Metz

  20 November 2017

  Ordered the schnitzel, it was melt in your mouth amazing. It came with a cheezy German Potato salad. The beer is seher gut too.

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• Ja Hoover

  10 October 2017

  This is why I love "southern" Germany. Great food, great people, beautiful scenery. Please don't get mad in the north. You just have a urban attitude.

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• Mariana Wijayanti

  28 September 2017

  Great sausages, great view. It is the oldest kitchen that serves 'wurst', it was the canteen of the traders and workers. It's not very cheap but you pay for the history and the location. It also has a more romantic setting inside of the bigger building and other food too. Cash only.
  
  Located just next to the stone bridge, it's definitely one of the main landscape of Regensburg.
  If you have tine, walk across the stone bridge and turn left about 3/4 of the way towards Alte Linde. Go down to the small grass patch, continue walking to the right away from the bridge and you'll find a great spot to view the bridge.

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• Phyllis Marshall

  01 September 2017

  Excellent sausages. We had several. Try their mustard. We liked it so much we bought some to take home with us.

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• Zoee Tan

  22 August 2017

  Being the oldest sausage kitchen in the world, we had to try it. Just few items on the menu but it was okay for us as we knew exactly what we wanted to get. Hubby ordered the wurst with sauerkraut and mine was grilled pork with sauerkraut. Overall thumbs up for the food but overly priced. It's a tourist jackpot! Would I go back there again. Unlikely.

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• Soumita Patra

  18 March 2017

  This is one of the oldest restaurants in Germany. Good for meat lovers.

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• ANTONIO VILLASCUSA

  16 March 2017

  really old place, with nice views and great sausages. totally recommended for a snack

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• Ray Cathode

  11 March 2017

  They say it's the oldest "continuously operating" public restaurant in the world. I say grab a Wurst and a Liter, park it along the Danube and enjoy yourself.

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• Elizabeth Martinez

  16 February 2017

  Historical building..Great price for really good sausages. There seems to always be a queue but it moves fairly quick.

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• Steve Moses

  08 February 2017

  Lierally one of the oldest standing restaurants in the world. Always a queue to get your sausages, always worth the wait. Living History that you can eat!

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