As we get closer to the holiday season and the giant feasts that await, many Iowans are craving comfort food like their grandmothers used to make. If you’re one of the hundreds of thousands of Iowans that come from German heritage, you’ll find all the food you’re looking for at these charming German restaurants in Iowa.
- Ronneburg Restaurant, Amana
Google Local / Ken Smith
Google Local / Matthew Becker You’ll love this iconic German restaurant that’s dedicated to making you feel at home. Not only will you find delicious, traditional German foods, but the local art and history behind the Amana colonies will remind you that you found a little slice of German heaven here in Iowa. Address: 4408 220th Trail, Amana, IA 52203
- Hessen Haus, Des Moines
Google Local / Douglas Solano
Google Local / Lucas Beseke This lively, festive German bar features nearly 200 different German and European beers to pair with a extensive menu of Bavarian & European comfort food.
- Bierstube, Le Claire
Google Local / Kurt Edwards
Google Local / Randall Veatch You can’t beat the views here! Pretend you’re overlooking the Danube (really, it’s the Mississippi) while you chow down on hearty German dishes, sample sausages, and sip German lagers and ales.Address: 1001 Canal Shore Dr. S.W., Le Claire, IA 52753
- Europa Haus, Dubuque
Google Local / Joseph Weiblinger
Google Local / Derek Henscheid Europe Haus is the best place to go for German and European food in Dubuque. This tiny establishment is bursting with charm and the comfort food will make you feel at home.Address: 1301 Rhomberg Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001
- Ox Yoke Inn, Amana
Google Local / Ox Yoke Inn
Google Local / Theresa Schnack The storied Ox Yoke Inn dates back to the 1940s. For generations, the kitchen has turned up classic German and American dishes to hungry visitors making their way through the Amana Colonies.Address: 4420 220th Trail, Amana, IA 52203
- Volks Haus, Waterloo
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Google Local / Christine Brandenburg Volks Haus is a perfect little German dive bar located in the heart of Waterloo. Find your favorite brews and bar snacks here as you mingle with locals and feel like you might have crossed the ocean.Address: 324 E 4th St, Waterloo, IA 50703
- Guild Wurst Tavern, Coralville
Facebook / Guild Wurst Tavern
Google Local / Kathleen Scott Guild Wurst Tavern is home to the Boot N Flute Brewery, which turns out German-inspired local craft beers all year long. This tavern is known for making the best sausages and wursts around, and you’ve gotta try them all.Address: 53 2nd St., Coralville, IA 52241
- Millstream Brau Haus, Amana
Facebook / Millstream Brau Haus
Facebook / Millstream Brau Haus Millstream Brau Haus is a gorgeous Amana Colonies restaurant and beer hall. They serve up extensive brews along with schnitzel, smoked chicken, and more.Address: 741 47th Ave., Amana, IA 52203
- Seven Villages, Williamsburg
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Google Local / Kurt Bihler This little german restaurant is tucked into a hotel in Williamsburg. You’ll find all your favorite german classics here, like big, hearst breakfasts and sausages galore.Address: 2213 U Ave, Williamsburg, IA 52361
If you’re looking for a little more of Germany in the Hawkeye State, be sure to plan a visit to Guttenberg while you’re marking up your fall calendar. After all, thanks to Guttenberg, Iowa Is Home To The Best Little German Town Outside Of Europe and you’ll quickly fall in love. OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
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Kim Magaraci graduated Rutgers University with a degree in Geography and has spent the last seven years as a freelance travel writer. Contact: kmagaraci@onlyinyourstate.com
Google Local / Ken Smith
Google Local / Matthew Becker
You’ll love this iconic German restaurant that’s dedicated to making you feel at home. Not only will you find delicious, traditional German foods, but the local art and history behind the Amana colonies will remind you that you found a little slice of German heaven here in Iowa. Address: 4408 220th Trail, Amana, IA 52203
Google Local / Douglas Solano
Google Local / Lucas Beseke
This lively, festive German bar features nearly 200 different German and European beers to pair with a extensive menu of Bavarian & European comfort food.
- Bierstube, Le Claire
Google Local / Kurt Edwards
Google Local / Randall Veatch You can’t beat the views here! Pretend you’re overlooking the Danube (really, it’s the Mississippi) while you chow down on hearty German dishes, sample sausages, and sip German lagers and ales.Address: 1001 Canal Shore Dr. S.W., Le Claire, IA 52753
- Europa Haus, Dubuque
Google Local / Joseph Weiblinger
Google Local / Derek Henscheid Europe Haus is the best place to go for German and European food in Dubuque. This tiny establishment is bursting with charm and the comfort food will make you feel at home.Address: 1301 Rhomberg Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001
- Ox Yoke Inn, Amana
Google Local / Ox Yoke Inn
Google Local / Theresa Schnack The storied Ox Yoke Inn dates back to the 1940s. For generations, the kitchen has turned up classic German and American dishes to hungry visitors making their way through the Amana Colonies.Address: 4420 220th Trail, Amana, IA 52203
- Volks Haus, Waterloo
Google Street View
Google Local / Christine Brandenburg Volks Haus is a perfect little German dive bar located in the heart of Waterloo. Find your favorite brews and bar snacks here as you mingle with locals and feel like you might have crossed the ocean.Address: 324 E 4th St, Waterloo, IA 50703
- Guild Wurst Tavern, Coralville
Facebook / Guild Wurst Tavern
Google Local / Kathleen Scott Guild Wurst Tavern is home to the Boot N Flute Brewery, which turns out German-inspired local craft beers all year long. This tavern is known for making the best sausages and wursts around, and you’ve gotta try them all.Address: 53 2nd St., Coralville, IA 52241
- Millstream Brau Haus, Amana
Facebook / Millstream Brau Haus
Facebook / Millstream Brau Haus Millstream Brau Haus is a gorgeous Amana Colonies restaurant and beer hall. They serve up extensive brews along with schnitzel, smoked chicken, and more.Address: 741 47th Ave., Amana, IA 52203
- Seven Villages, Williamsburg
Google Street View
Google Local / Kurt Bihler This little german restaurant is tucked into a hotel in Williamsburg. You’ll find all your favorite german classics here, like big, hearst breakfasts and sausages galore.Address: 2213 U Ave, Williamsburg, IA 52361
If you’re looking for a little more of Germany in the Hawkeye State, be sure to plan a visit to Guttenberg while you’re marking up your fall calendar. After all, thanks to Guttenberg, Iowa Is Home To The Best Little German Town Outside Of Europe and you’ll quickly fall in love.
Google Local / Kurt Edwards
Google Local / Randall Veatch
You can’t beat the views here! Pretend you’re overlooking the Danube (really, it’s the Mississippi) while you chow down on hearty German dishes, sample sausages, and sip German lagers and ales.Address: 1001 Canal Shore Dr. S.W., Le Claire, IA 52753
Google Local / Joseph Weiblinger
Google Local / Derek Henscheid
Europe Haus is the best place to go for German and European food in Dubuque. This tiny establishment is bursting with charm and the comfort food will make you feel at home.Address: 1301 Rhomberg Ave., Dubuque, IA 52001
Google Local / Ox Yoke Inn
Google Local / Theresa Schnack
The storied Ox Yoke Inn dates back to the 1940s. For generations, the kitchen has turned up classic German and American dishes to hungry visitors making their way through the Amana Colonies.Address: 4420 220th Trail, Amana, IA 52203
Google Street View
Google Local / Christine Brandenburg
Volks Haus is a perfect little German dive bar located in the heart of Waterloo. Find your favorite brews and bar snacks here as you mingle with locals and feel like you might have crossed the ocean.Address: 324 E 4th St, Waterloo, IA 50703
Facebook / Guild Wurst Tavern
Google Local / Kathleen Scott
Guild Wurst Tavern is home to the Boot N Flute Brewery, which turns out German-inspired local craft beers all year long. This tavern is known for making the best sausages and wursts around, and you’ve gotta try them all.Address: 53 2nd St., Coralville, IA 52241
Facebook / Millstream Brau Haus
Millstream Brau Haus is a gorgeous Amana Colonies restaurant and beer hall. They serve up extensive brews along with schnitzel, smoked chicken, and more.Address: 741 47th Ave., Amana, IA 52203
Google Local / Kurt Bihler
This little german restaurant is tucked into a hotel in Williamsburg. You’ll find all your favorite german classics here, like big, hearst breakfasts and sausages galore.Address: 2213 U Ave, Williamsburg, IA 52361
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
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