Steinhaus Serves The Biggest And Most Delicious Schnitzel In Michigan

Whether you’ve got German heritage or simply hold appreciation for the country’s cuisine, there’s nothing better than biting into a piece of well-prepared schnitzel. It’s hard to beat that perfectly crispy, flavorful outside layer combined with a delicious meaty interior, and Michigan is home to plenty of German and Austrian eateries where you’ll find ample schnitzel options. One such restaurant might have managed to fly under your radar, though – and you’ll surely want to visit.

Steinhaus is located at 102 W Washington St in Marquette.

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This Upper Peninsula gem might not be our state’s most famous German-inspired eatery, but trust us when we say that it’s well worth a visit. You’ll quickly be charmed.

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As soon as you set foot inside this cozy downtown locale, you’ll feel right at home. Take a moment to admire Steinhaus’ welcoming, no-frills vibe and nostalgic decor.

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This wonderful spot prides itself on preparing traditional German fare with locally sourced ingredients, so you can rest assured that your meal will be made with care.

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Of course, the schnitzel here is truly top-notch. Whether you opt for the mouthwatering Jager schnitzel or select veal-based Wiener schnitzel, your taste buds will be delighted.

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Each generous portion is served with spaetzle, delicious red cabbage, and flavorful sauce to make for an authentic European dining experience. Are you hungry yet?

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If you’re not in the mood for schnitzel, Steinhaus also offers awesome options like flank steak, soft pretzels, and bratwurst. There’s something here to satisfy every craving.

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Wash it all down with a pint of German lager or a tasty signature cocktail before rounding out your meal at Steinhaus. You’ll be back for seconds in no time at all.

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For more information about Steinhaus, click here. We want to hear from you, Michiganders: what’s your favorite German eatery in the state? Feel free to share your top suggestions in the comments below!