3 ranked

The best German restaurants in Pittsburgh

3 German kitchens on the map, all in the same price bracket. North Side carries the most of them, and every one is ranked by the same 1-5 score as the rest of the site.

  1. 1

    North Side · $$ · No. 113 of 157 overall

    A Deutschtown German tavern with schnitzel, house sausages, and big steins. Kitschy, cozy, and a genuine North Side staple.

    Order: Schnitzel, sausages & a stein

  2. 2

    North Side · $$ · No. 143 of 157 overall

    The city's oldest craft brewery, doing German food in Troy Hill's shadow. The lagers are the real accomplishment. Go when the biergarten is open.

    Order: A pierogi plate and a lager

  3. 3

    South Side · $$ · No. 153 of 157 overall

    A Bavarian beer hall the size of an airplane hangar on the South Side Works. The food is fine-not-thrilling. You're here for the liter steins, the oompah band, and the communal-table chaos. Come with a group, leave loud.

    Order: Liter of house lager with a giant soft pretzel

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