The Germany booth is typically known for its strudel and beer. What else do you need?
Found next to the Germany pavilion (right before you enter Italy), you’ll be able to purchase a variety of “Bavarian bites” that are both savory and sweet.
For adults who like beer, you can try a selection of German brews here, too.
Similar to past years, there are many repeating items here, but they are all still pretty good choices. If it’s not broke, don’t fix it, right?
You can’t typically go wrong with the Germany booth, especially if you want something a bit more filling.

Germany is a popular booth (in 2021, some items even sold out here due to popularity), so you may want to make the Germany marketplace a priority.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Germany booth, including reviews, photos, and our must-trys.
In this article
Overview
Location: Near the Germany Pavilion
Nearby booths: The Alps, Spain, Kenya, Refreshment Outpost
Nearby seating areas: Plenty of outdoor seating in the Germany pavilion, along with seating in Italy and throughout the American Adventure pavilion
Not to miss: Schinkennudeln (pasta gratin with ham onions and cheese), Schöfferhofer Pineapple Hefeweizen

Germany Booth Menu
Food
GF = gluten friendly, PB = plant-based, KF = kid friendly
Beverages
2022 Germany Menu

Review Disclaimer
When it comes to our reviews and ratings, we thought it would be helpful if you had a better understanding of our personal preferences (what we like and don’t like), along with if there are any dietary restrictions.
Here’s a breakdown of not only who is doing the reviews, but a little more information about what each of us likes and doesn’t like food and drink-wise.
Shannon (Founder)
- Likes: Almost everything
- Dislikes: Beers that taste “stinky,” anything too salty
- Dietary Restrictions: None
Heather (Editor)
- Likes: Strong flavors, anything made out of potatoes, white wines, all beers (especially stouts and wheat beers), doesn’t mind sweet (plain fruit is NOT a dessert. Ever.)
- Dislikes: Things that are too spicy, anything with a bone still in it, cocktails with too much whiskey or tequila (thanks to having too much fun in college), some red wines, most IPAs
- Dietary Restrictions: Shellfish allergy
Felicia (Content Manager)
- Likes: Mezcal, savory drinks, stouts/lagers/wheats/sour beers, vinegar, tart/sour items, chocolate, fresh vegetables and fruits, red meat
- Dislikes: Ciders, sweet drinks, anything milky or creamy, chili powder, cumin, weirded out by textures, mayonnaise, saucy/wet food, cream-filled pastries, artificial fruit flavors, cooked fruits, frozen items (drinks or ice cream)
- Dietary Restrictions: None
Allyson (Writer)
- Likes: Cheesecake (the more sweets, the better), anything mint, hazy IPAs and wheat beers (big beer fan), tofu and most Impossible dishes, mushrooms
- Dislikes: Wine (only likes a few dry ones), cream ales and stouts/porters, super sweet cocktails, floral flavors (lavender, rose), anything almond-flavored, things that are too spicy, olives, meat and seafood (see below)
- Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian (personal choice)
Photos & Reviews
Schinkennudeln
Schinkennudeln is pasta gratin with ham, onions, and cheese. This dish is also part of Emile’s Fromage Montage, the cheese crawl, where you can earn a prize.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Looks great, decent portion, just the right amount of saltiness.
Heather: I really love all the things at this booth. And “pasta with meaty bits” is not only my nickname, but it is also pretty darn
Felicia: This was delicious. Like a baked macaroni with little chunks of ham mixed in. Not too creamy which I loved.
Roasted Bratwurst
This Germany dish consists of a roast bratwurst in a pretzel roll bun.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Delicious brat made even better by a great pretzel bun. Would definitely buy again.
Heather: Large portion, good bread, and a nice, juicy sausage.
Felicia: Solid bratwurst on a pretzel roll.
Apple Strudel
This apple strudel with vanilla sauce is the only sweet option at the Germany booth.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Generous portions, great taste. Could’ve used a tiny bit more sweetness.
Heather: One of the best apple dishes of the festival. It’s always a great choice.
Felicia: Not a fan of apple but thought this was delicious. Real apple flavor and cinnamon.
Allyson: The apples were a little hard and it tasted like your standard apple strudel. Nothing exciting.
Gaffel Kölsch
The Gaffel Kölsch is a lighter beer from Cologne, Germany. This is a new option at the booth.
Note: this drink is also available in a flight.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Very light, floral flavor. Delicious.
Heather: Good Kolsch! Lovely flavor.
Felicia: This is a good solid Kolsch. Good in a flight.
Allyson: Just a light beer. Nothing exciting. Wasn’t big on the flavor.
Weihenstephaner Lager
Another beer option at this booth is the Weihenstephaner Lager from Freising, which is located in Bavaria, Germany.
Note: this drink is also available in a flight.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Light taste but slightly bitter.
Heather: Light, fresh, and pretty darn tasty.
Felicia: Loved this lager. Light and easy to drink. This beer flight is great.
Allyson: This is a standard light beer and would be good for a hot day. But also nothing outstanding.
Schöfferhofer Pineapple Hefeweizen
The Schöfferhofer Pineapple Hefeweizen, from Mainz (a German city located on the Rhine River), is a new beverage option being served here.
This is the same company that produces the popular Schöfferhofer Grapefruit beer you can also find in the Germany pavilion.
Note: this drink is also available in a flight.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Another great Schofferhofer, maybe my favorite of all the flavors I’ve tried.
Heather: Holy crap. This is REALLY good. Crisp pineapple in beer is my new obsession, and this one hits me in all the right places.
Felicia: This is very sweet and pineapple is a bit artificial, but it’s a fine option for fans of that sort of thing.
Allyson: Really have to like pineapple, which I do, and wow! Loved this! So tasty and delicious.
Selbach-Oster Riesling
If you’re not a fan of beer, there is the Selbach-Oster Riesling. This is the booth’s only wine option. It’s a white wine.

Our Thoughts
Shannon: Light but kind of bland.
Heather: Not too sweet, but no “wow” factor. Would I drink it in a pinch? Definitely. Would I hunt it down to purchase a bottle at home? Probably not.
Felicia: Surprisingly good for a Riesling. Wasn’t too sweet.
Allyson: I actually didn’t mind this and I’m not a wine person.
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