Best German restaurants
Sam Horine
Pigs' knuckles and sauerkraut, herring rolls stuffed with pickles and onions, leberkase, Wiener schnitzel, apple strudel, and sauerbraten with red cabbage and dumplings.
German restaurants once seemed to sprout like cornflowers, but many haven't survived new diets and changing demographics.
Here's a platter of establishments highlighting German dishes on Long Island.
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Black Forest Brew Haus $$ | German-Austrian, Brewery, Beer 2015 New Hwy. Farmingdale Hidden a few blocks back from Route 110, this wood-and-brick country Teutonic beer hall/restaurant descends ...
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Koenig's German-Austrian 86 S. Tyson Ave. Floral Park Family-owned restaurant serving German and continental food. ...
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Oak Chalet Restaurant $$ | American, German-Austrian 1940 Bellmore Ave. Bellmore This charming, old stone Bavarian restaurant with European and continental cuisine has been serving diners ...
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Pine Grove Inn $$$ | German-Austrian 128 Chapel Avenue Patchogue Old-fashioned continental, with a German accent. ...
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Plattduetsche Park Restaurant $$ | German-Austrian, Beer 1132 Hempstead Tpke. Franklin Square This German-American restaurant with an outdoor area is the closest Long Island gets to a ...
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Pumpernickels $$$ | German-Austrian, Lunch 640 Main St. Northport The lure here is old-fashioned Teutonic fare: sauerbraten, bratwurst, pigs' knuckles, pork chops, Wiener rostbraten, ...
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Shippy's Pumpernickels East $$ | German-Austrian 36 Windmill Lane Southampton German cooking in the Hamptons. ...
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The Village Lanterne $$$ | German-Austrian 143 N. Wellwood Ave. Lindenhurst An unabashedly old-world German restaurant serving huge portions and the schnitzel of your dreams. ...
