Walburg German Restaurant

Huge, storied restaurant serving German food, music, and decor. We loved the weekend buffet with a large stine of marzen. When we're not at full we look forward to trying the exciting desserts too. This place is one of central Texas' connections to the heritage of German settlers. They have a large free parking lot with an antique truck.

Walburg German Restaurant and Biergarten is the kind of place you go when you want more than just a meal—you want a true celebration. From the moment you step in, the atmosphere is electric and genuinely fun, making it an instant escape from the everyday. The culinary star of the show is, without a doubt, the Wiener Schnitzel. It is incredibly tasty—pounded thin, perfectly breaded, and cooked to a beautiful golden crisp. It’s authentic German comfort food done exceptionally well. To complement the hearty fare, the restaurant offers an array of truly excellent beers. Their selection is top-notch, offering something for every palate, from traditional lagers to rich dark brews. But the experience truly elevates itself once the sun sets. The Biergarten transforms into a colorful and inviting o

Had the pleasure of having lunch here. It was very authentic. I saw a lot of memorabilia from Ramstein, where I was stationed in the 80s. The food was excellent. We enjoyed jaegerschneizel with pomme frites and red cabbage and brotwurst. Took home an order of strudel.

The free bread basket was the first surprise. Light, fluffy and obviously hand made it was quickly devoured. Honestly just the bread alone was worth the trip. My sausage plate was delicious, sausage with a perfect snap and just the right spices. The homemade fermented sauerkraut was such a welcome change from the typical pickled, vinegar taste. My husband thught the curry worst was a bit bland (he likes spicy curry) but that is the only suggestion. He got strudel for dessert and it was flaky and just the right amount of pie spices.It is well worth the trip. The many collections lining shelves on the walls were interesting while we waited for food to be delivered. Pricing was very reasonable.

I served in the US army decades ago and did some time in Schweinfurt Germany. Decided to take my sister to lunch as we were getting her car repaired and had some time to kill. Drove out to Walburg to have some German food. Jager schnitzel is what I remember from way back when. I ordered that and she ordered her order and I had a Weizen beer as well. We were early for lunch so we were alone in the place. Excellent decor and atmosphere. Excellent service from the waitress as we were the only person there up there. Very passionable. I asked her some questions about some of the food I remembered from long ago and she said that they have either had that in the past or have that at other times rather than when we were there. Lots going on at this place in the evenings and on the weekends I would