Little Germany

If you’re craving authentic German comfort food in Fort Worth, Little Germany absolutely delivers! From the moment you walk in, the cozy atmosphere and classic red-checkered tablecloths make you feel like you’ve stepped straight into a Bavarian guesthouse. The food is phenomenal. The schnitzel platter was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, served with hearty sides like German potatoes, spaetzle, red cabbage, and sausages that were bursting with flavor. The potato pancakes were golden and crispy, paired with applesauce and sour cream — the perfect sweet and savory combo. The goulash was rich and comforting, full of deep, savory flavor that tastes like it’s been simmering all day. And don’t skip dessert! The apple strudel was warm and sweet with a light dusting of po

I love German restaurants and I love this place, cannot recommend it enough. It’s sooo hard to find good German restaurants anymore, so this is a jewel in Fort Worth. Pleasant German folk music, Amy was our waitress and I can’t say enough good things about her and her suggestions. And the food is just bliss, especially the goulash soup and schnitzels and actually hot German potato salad (Kartoffelsalat). The Spätzle was very nicely prepared. And the red cabbage (Rotkohl) was great. Sehr gutes Essen!

This is a hidden gem. Best german food & sausages ever. Try the platters for sharing and i will.not be disappointed. The server was also very professional and knowledgeable about the food theu serve.

Food was excellent, very authentic. The apple strudel was to die for! The waitress was very knowledgeable of the ingredients and recipes. More food then you can eat plan for leftovers or eat one plate for two people.

This place looks like a Dennys that decided to go Taco Bell level German restaurant. And the food also tastes that way... The sourkruat is like a puree and the red baggage is not much better. The schnitzel is spineless and super plain. The mushroom gravy is watered down and the potatoes are unremarkable. I will say the golush soup was almost ok but the super refined Wonder wheat bread let it down. I would skip this place, which makes me sad because I so desperately want to find German food in Fort Worth... sigh