Wurstküche

Food was good my favorite has always been the rabbit and rattle snake The buffalo and mint was really good love the mint flavors in it The duck was a bit gaimey for me

What I Ordered:-Kielbasa with Onions and Hot Peppers $11-Duck & Bacon with Jalapeno Peppers, Onions, and Sauerkraut $12.50-Klein Fries $6.50 w/Chipotle Mayo-Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen .5L $9.00I've had Wurstküche on my bookmarks on Yelp for a minute now. I feel any place in LA with over 5000 reviews must be legit. I love sausage! Beer and sausage is a winning combination! I love how they have some exotic sausages and some classics like bratwurst, kielbasa, and other well-known ones. If you are feeling really adventurous, you can have a snake or rabbit! I asked for two popular sausages, Kielbasa and Duck and Bacon, which were recommended. I liked the Kielbasa the most, but the Duck and Bacon was also on point. The Klein Fries were pretty good. I like those thick-cut fries. The Chipotle Mayo was pretty good. They have so many sauces. I really want to try them all. The gentleman at the register asked what kind of beer I liked, and I said Hefeweizen. He recommended Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen, and it was a treat. It was very good! All in all, great food and great service! I will be back very soon.

Food - 4.5Service - 4.5Ambiance - 5Price-to-quality ratio - 5Wurstküche in Los Angeles is a real treat for sausage enthusiasts. Their menu boasts an array of options, but the mango jalapeño sausage really steals the show--it's a perfect blend of sweet and spicy that always leaves me craving more. The place tends to be busy, which only adds to its charm. With long, communal tables, it's easy to strike up a conversation with fellow diners and enjoy a shared vibe. The beer selection is impressive too, featuring everything from craft options to your go-to classics, so there's something for everyone. Whether you're stopping by for a casual bite or a fun night out, Wurstküche delivers a memorable experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food, an inviting atmosphere, and a chance to connect with fellow foodies.

Amazing food and great vibes. Everyone is so cool and friendly and never had a bad experience here. It's a must try for everyone.

Regular and Exotic Hot Dogs! Their exotic hot dogs like mango habanero were very juicy abd tasteful. Regular is like no other hot dog. All were a great pair to their full selection of beers. They have outdoor table and benches. All free seating. Many different sauces to also pair with your hot dogs.

I can see this place being a really great spot to catch up with friends. There's a lot of seating, some inside and some on the patio. The overall vibe is very casual and it's great if you want to try some specialty hot dogs with meat you would rarely ever find elsewhere. You walk up to the register to order and then they give you a number. Find which ever seat fits your fancy and they'll bring you your food. I really like that each table has an assortment of sauces because I loveeee sauces lol.Anyway, I've had this place book marked for theeeeee longest time and tbh? I don't get the hype it had a while back. Was it tasty? Sure. Do I ever say to myself ooo let's go to Wurstkuche? Not ever since I tried it. To each their own but it was just ok, nothing to rave about and not really a place I'd recommend to friends visiting LA. I'd actually recommend Dog Haus instead. Shrug.

This spot's got a good variety of sausages. Their exotic sausages really set them apart from your typical hotdog restaurant and are great for those adventurous individuals. I liked the bratwurst sausage. Awesome ambiance and service. The sausages can be pricey here but this is a really good spot to hang out with friends and eat a quick casual meal. Came here on a Saturday night and there were lots of groups of people hanging out and having fun.

Get the sauerkraut and caramelized onions ONLY for your topping, the peppers and jalapenos are average af for these dogs. Grab a draft German beer because these are not as common in LA bars and brews. If you don't know what you like, visit an alcoholic enthusiast website like Beer Advocate or Untappd and read the reviews of a certain beer's taste and finish to see if it matches your palate. This place used to get a lot of flack for being expensive. In today's economy, a house-made sausage/dog with fresh bread for $10-12.50 is a bargain. Have you seen Doghaus prices? I really like the way the bread smells and the fact it is toasted when served with a freshly grilled dog. This is a treat in itself. Some dog places just grab the dogs from a bin and bun from a bread warmer.Get the bleu cheese bacon and the chipotle ketchup for the fries. It is so good with the large fries, it's hard to choose another sipping sauce. The honey mustard is also great for these.

Decent spot. Tried one of the $11 dogs, did taste like a normal hot dog. Sauces were interesting but decent. Fries are thick cut and come with sauces, which also wasn't too flavorful. What makes up for the food is the beer and amount of seating they have, definitely gives more brewery vibes. Ambiance is extremely dark as well. Service is great. Enjoyed trying this place, but prices are hard to justify

A staple place to take friends and family when they visit me in LA. The hot Italian was disappointing but the classic wurst is excellent with caramelized onions of course. Their fries is a must to accompany the wurst. Outdoor seats are nice. Big indoor area too but it's smelly like wet cloth. The service is quick and minimal so can't comment on that much.