München Haus

Charming beer garden in the heart of Leavenworth, this stop has the best brauts we have ever had. Uncomplicated menu with many choices of fixings. Good beer selection. Great family atmosphere with large outside seating area. And beautiful natural surroundings add to the atmosphere.

Great Leavenworth staple! Seat yourself style with misters in the summer and heaters in the winter. The drinks are pretty good and you get to order from a beer garden which is fun. The pretzels are a must but sadly their food isn’t immune to shrinkflation (definitely a lot smaller). They have a couple tables with a charcoal fire pit in the middle which is so cool.

There’s something about stepping into München Haus on a sunny afternoon in Leavenworth that just hits different. The long wooden tables under vines, the hum of conversations, cold drinks sweating in the heat—it’s got that Bavarian beer garden magic. Ordering was quick. The cashier? Solid 4/5—straightforward and polite. But the highlight was the guy at the beer taps. I told him I’m not a beer guy, and instead of just pouring something random, he leaned in, asked what flavors I liked, and walked me through the options like it was his craft. The pint he suggested cost me $8, and while I’m still not a beer drinker, my girlfriend loved it—so credit where it’s due. That kind of effort? A clean 5/5. Food-wise, I went for the giant kielbasa hot dog with sauerkraut and mustard, plus a side of German potato salad. Together with a lemonade, it came to about $20. The hot dog was the star—smoky, juicy, stacked with toppings—4.5 stars easy. The potato salad though… heavy on mayo, kind of flat. For me, that’s a 2. But honestly, you don’t just come here for food. You come for the vibe: picnic tables packed with people, a wall of mustards lined up like trophies, families, bikers, tourists, locals—it’s all part of the show. 💡 Pro tip: grab a shaded seat, the midday sun hits hard. And if you’re unsure about beer, ask the bartender. Trust me, they take pride in getting it right. So, let’s be real: it’s not cheap, but you’re not just paying for a hot dog and a pint—you’re paying for an experience. Final score: 4/5. Totally worth a stop when you’re in Leavenworth.

Visited Munchen Haus in Leavenworth for the first time, and it left a great impression. The line to order was long, but it moved quickly thanks to their efficient system. There’s no dedicated parking, so plan on walking a bit. Still, the vibrant flowers and decorations around the space really enhanced the experience. We came with a group of 10, and seating wasn’t a problem. They even had second-floor area, which open and inviting. The food was delicious, especially the sausages and pretzels, which were made even better by their wide sauce selection. Staff members were quick and helpful, even delivering food directly to our tables. Some might say the fast table clearing feels like a subtle push to move on, but we didn’t feel rushed. Overall, a vibrant, fast-paced, and tasty stop in the heart of Leavenworth. JY review

At end of the front street is this hidden, most popular food and Bier garden. They have the best Bratwurst and Keilbasa in town. The sausages are quite large. You will be looking at the slew of sauces (mustards) that you top it off with. Their apple cider sauerkraut is sweet and nice. The next best part is the pilsner beer here. Loved the food and atmosphere. Their service was good too. They were keeping the place clean. Don't get put off by the long lines, it's worth the wait.

Absolutely loved this place! Make sure you go earlier rather later because they’re super popular! The prices are actually pretty reasonable and the beer was amazing! definitely recommend coming here!

Amazing!! My boyfriend wanted some bratwurst and sauerkraut while we were in Leavenworth, and this place did not disappoint! There is a self serve sauce/toppings bar where you can customize what’s on your bratwurst (or whatever you got). The only thing I would have done differently is that I wish I got some cheese on my bratwurst. The pretzel and cheese were amazing and is definitely a must have. Our food also came out quickly considering how many people were there. You need to come here at least once if you’re visiting Leavenworth!

Tasty stop in Leavenworth! They have a variety of imported beers as well as plenty from the local Icicle Brewery. Food was delicious as well. The jalapeño and cheddar brat was delicious, and they had a great selection of different condiments to pair with! Great spot for dinner or lunch!

Munchen Haus is my favorite whenever I visit Leavenworth. Food: We ordered the Big Bob Brat and Jalapeño Cheddar. The self-serve condiment bar offers a variety of sauces to suit your preference. Freshly grilled meat with my choice of sauce made my day. Customer Service: This place operates mostly in a self-serve style. After ordering at the door, you get a buzzer to pick up your order when it's ready. The bartender and staff are friendly and attentive, clearing plates promptly. Ambiance: There are plenty of tables, some with fireplaces. We visited on a sunny day, so umbrellas were set up. It had a great German vibe!

We stopped at Munchen Haus for lunch on our way to Chelan. Paid parking can be found around the area. Discover is an accepted form of payment. München Haus is family and dog friendly. München Haus paraphernalia is available for purchase. Wine is available for those who do not care for beer. There is an 8% service charge added to all to-go orders. Seating in picnic tables in the front and in the beer garden. Seating can also be found upstairs. München Haus does not offer table service. Beers are ordered at the beer garden counter. Food is ordered at the entrance counter. Drinking beer while waiting in the long and slow food line is prohibited. We sat in the beer garden during our visit. We ran our tab through the beer garden as well. When placing our sausage order, I just stated that I had a tab running with the beer garden counter. While deciding on our lunch choices, my wife had a 16oz Dirty Face Amber and I had a 16oz Bootjack IPA for $7 each. The majority of the beers on tap were local, from Icicle Brewing. All the sausage condiments are self-serve so be sure to have your hand sanitizer ready. My wife ordered the Dirtyface Beer Wurst for $9.95. I ordered the Hans' Jalapeno & Cheese Sausage for $9.95 + $1.75 up-charge for caramelized onions. Overall, München Haus is a great stop for lunch and beer. Expect a long line. Have patience. Enjoy a beer while sitting in the sunshine.

THE BESTTTTTT brats in Leavenworth. Okayyy... this is coming from someone who takes weekly trips to Leavenworth, has tried every place and this is hands down the best. This place almost always has a massive line but the hype is there for a reason. During the summer if you stumble upon this place on a nice sunny day there will be a line to the end of the block, they're pretty decent with their service but still expect to wait about an hour. Though lucky us because we came on a cold day at around 8pm and there was nobody there. They had our food out to us in less than 10 minutes and these are the best sausages ever. And I can say I know my sausages.. if you know you know. :) Also the atmosphere here is 10/10 one of the best places to chill even on a cold day knowing they have a couple fires running. It's also a really good price, with really good drinks, and to top of everything I just said they even have a topping bar!!! Anyways with my amazing review you know where you have to go in Leavenworth to get the best brats!!!!

German sausage eatery and beer in Leavenworth. You can order to go or dine in. Their dine-in/beer garden is a courtyard setup with picnic table seating. There is also a 2nd level with a few tables and bar stools next to the railings. Menu is various sausages, a few sides and a small selection of non-alcoholic drinks. Didn't look into the beer menu. I got their bestseller Big Bob Bratwurst and a pretzel. The pretzel is served warm and is brushed with butter in that it's oily to the touch. Comes with a cheese dipping sauce. Soft and warm with a nice aroma on the outer skin. Was a pretty good warm pretzel. As for the bratwurst, the sausage is pretty juicy. Flavor is not too bold but savory enough. I like the bread bun they serve with the sausage, as it feels bread-y (unlike hotdog buns) and has a little bit of crunch on the skin. They have a bunch of condiments including sauerkraut and many sauces (lots of mustard flavors) to dress up your order. I added sauerkraut, spicy mustard, honey mustard and come jalapenos for some sweetness and spiciness. With an iced tea, overall was $20 something, probably one of the more affordable options in the Front St. area.

Great vibe: fun, dog-friendly beer garden with friendly employees. Loved that they had vegan sausage options. The mustard, sauce, and slaw collection was amazing! So much fun trying them all. Our favorites were the Creamy Horseradish, Dirty Faced Amber, Curry Mustard, and Red Jalapeño Mustard. The Cider Kraut was delicious and I don't normally like kraut! The Vegan Chili was bursting with flavor and a nice way to warm up in the chilly spring evening. The pretzel was great, but a bit small for the price and I felt like the Beecher's beer cheese was on the verge of being too smoky which was unexpected.

It was the perfect place for our late morning stopover on the way to Spokane, WA from Vancouver, BC (with a slight detour). We wanted somewhere casual with good food and München Haus provided both. We had our bratwursts for early lunch on a Tuesday last week (mid-May) so it wasn't busy. We sat in the centre courtyard set up like a biergarten.

Visiting from FL! I ordered the Big Bob (which is their popular) with caramelized onions and a warm pretzel. There was a long line (came here on a Saturday and it's a tourist attraction) but it went by pretty quickly. There's outdoor seating as well with many choices of sauces. I added the 'Garlic and Onion mustard' and 'Relish sauce' and also topped it off with relish (which wasn't so good). The hot dog was definitely worth the hype. The pretzel with the cheese sauce was so good as well!! Everything was delicious.

We chose this place knowing there was an outdoor seating area for the pups and wanted to experience some brats and beer! Showed up a little after 1pm and there was still a decent crowd, while there's seating inside the space, which was very lively and tons of conversations and people enjoying a good time, and seating outside in a fenced area that had plenty of space and was a bit more quiet in comparison. We had dogs with us, so we opted for the later. Tons of different options as far as brots and sausages go and even the condiments, it was a bit overwhelming to choose from. Trying a bunch of different sauces they had, it was like a fun little science project. Good food, quick service, it was a great little spot to get a bit of the Bavarian taste.

Is this really as good as the hype and good reviews? YES. You know how some places are only known and good for one or two items? Well, this place seems to have an entire menu of winners. Err... weiners? Just about every type of dog or sausage that I have ordered here was amazingly delicious. It really is hard to go wrong here. Plus, you can add your own toppings and sauces which honestly just adds to all of the fun and experience at this place. This is a MUST TRY while in Leavenworth! If you don't want to wait in long lines, avoid main meal times and the line does shorten. Granted, even when long, the line does go really quick. The staff at the counter are also patient and friendly to answer any questions or offer any recommendations--even if there is a long line behind you. Give this place a try. You won't be disappointed!

Munchen Haus is one of the two popular German sausage "restaurants" in Leavenworth town. The other is across the main street, but we stopped at Munchen Haus because they had slightly better reviews and no line :) It's open air and can get chilly, but the alcohol and hot food might warm you up a bit. You order your fancy german hot dogs at the take out window and then around the side, where they are grilling up all the sausages, you can pick up your order. They have quite the variety of delicious mustards too. I particularly liked the curry one! Oh, and if your like sauerkraut, there is a huge warming pot of it near the mustard--self serve! I love sauerkraut, so this was kind of a treat for me :) There is quite a lot of seating, but during the holidays, this place gets packed! There are probably 10 or so large communal tables around a little bar area. There are also two inviting fire pits near the front. Most people aren't staying very long. They eat their sausages and head on out, so the turn over is quick. I like that they offer beer and cider to complement the sausage dogs and they even offer little sides like german potato salad. I had a few bites and wasn't really a fan. Next time, I'll just stick to my sausage and a cider :) When we left, the line was stretched out almost across the square. Maybe try to go on the earlier side (we went at about 11:30) if you don't want to wait in line.

Loooong longgggg line to order the food! It was after Christmas, cold, and late night. Munchen Haus has almost the longest line amongst other restaurants but we went for it anyway. We ordered the bratwurst and some beef dogs. They have all condiments where you can put it yourself, along with their signature apple cider sauerkraut. I love, love, love their curry sauce and their curry mustard. It was so amazing!

Walking around Leavenworth there are a ton of choices for restaurants, but this particular place stood out because of the long line that formed. After looking it up, bratwurst and beers did sound great, especially on a cold snowy day. I don't think there's anything else I can add to what has already been said. Delicious food, great beers, lively ambiance, and great staff. This is a must stop if you're in Leavenworth, and don't let the lines scare you away because its worth it.

The day before a hiking trip we stayed in Leavenworth and spent some time in the village. With the reviews and line, we knew we had to try this place. There are a handful of places to sit that are open to the sky as well as covered with umbrellas/ canopies and the "chef" grilling station is a site to see-- sausages are being made to order (impressive). They also have a sauce / topping station with tons of mustards & sauces to choose from (spicy, sweet and everything in between). The menu is short but has a lot to offer. I went with the Helga's Giant Kielbasa (highly recommend) waits some jalapeño chips. We also got the Bavarian Pretzel (best when warm so eat it fast) and the German Potato Salad (on the sour/ vinegary side- not a fan). Good vibes & food-- definitely recommend.

Great spot for lunch, dinner or just a beer. All of it is outside seating. Some of the seating is covered. They do have a few fires going to keep you warm. Your order food as you walk in and then you pick up on the other side when ready. They have Bavarian sausages. Sides include chili. You're going to be amazed by the amount of condiments and different mustards available. I was so overwhelmed. I wanted to try them all. They also have self served apple cider sauerkrauts. I got the Vegan brat and added onions. Loved it. One was god enough for me. The bar is in the beer garden area. They sell a good selection of beer. I did get a mulled wine as it was cold that day. My friend got a stout from Icicle which is local beer and she loved it. Atmosphere is so much fun. Everyone is just enjoying themselves. Every staff member i encountered was super nice.

A staple when visiting!!! I wish I had tried more but the apple cider kraut they had was so delicious. I dream about it often. The line was really long when I went but the service goes by so fast. And the multiple mustards and sauces you can add are all so delicious!

Always love visiting Leavenworth and stopping by to grab my brat and beer here. Love the environment and the food is delicious.

This was rated high by the Yelp community so we thought we give it a try. The restaurant is more of a fast food place than a traditional restaurant. You order your food at a window and then pick up your food at a different window when the food is ready. The ambience is outdoor eating with picnic tables scattered in a courtyard and in front of the restaurant. The service was good, as the people taking the order and at the pick up window were pleasant. Our food came out quick. Everything we had was delicious, especially the brats. In addition, there are so many types of mustard options, if you are a mustard connoisseur this is your spot. Would definitely recommend!

You know the quality of the place by the amount of people queued outside the place. I am not kidding, we had to wait right outside this beer haus for almost 30mins to get a table but it was totally worth the wait. The people and the ambience was really beautoful and takes you right to a beer hall in Germany. My order: Veggie Wurst - right? Beyond Sausage Pretzel Sauce recommendations: Aioli Garlice Chipotle Curry Jalapeno Hornet Sauce Loved the menu and the beer taps. They had a lot of local beers and of course plethora of German beers. I happened to visit during the last weekend of Oktoberfest and we could feel beer everywhere in the air.

Beautiful area, nice service, and the food is good! I tried the helga, very tasty. I'll be back.

I love bratwurst and I was so happy we waited long for it. I like how you order first and then can sit anywhere. We chose by the fire place as it was freezing. I loved the options of many sauces plus their apple cider sour kraut. If you don't like sour kraut, you have to try a little bit of there's. The pretzel was also toasty and perfect with the cheese. Overall, i would definitely come back again.

Bratwursts are so juicy! The prices match the quality you're getting. We visited during dinner time on a Sunday and there wasnt a long line. We were second in line, ended up waiting for our food for only 10 minutes. I do hear that if you visit on a Saturday or Friday for dinner, you will end up waiting in line for more than 10 minutes and food for about half an hour. There is seating available at the back where you can order your beer separately. There is additional seating at the front next to the stand and at the top deck in the back. This is all outdoor seating. Most people opt for the lower deck since its closer to the bathrooms and beer. I ordered the Dirtyface Beer Wurst since its packed with beer. Has the light taste of amber. Husband ordered the Big Bob Bratwurst. Its stated as a customer favorite and he agrees. Love the various amount of sauces and condiments available for you to choose from. You can definitely pair sauces together with the type of bratwurst you got. There is water also available right by their kitchen. Its just a walk up station with cups readily available. Overall, will come back here again. A great dinner spot and you wont leave feeling hungry. You will leave feeling stuffed and craving for more.

AMAZING! Even with a line outside, the service was quick and the food was incredible.

We love this place. Great beer and brats and the ACV Sauerkraut is awesome. This place never disappoints.

Let's be honest... we wanted another dirty face amber beer brautworst just for the mustard! OMG THE MUSTARD! LET'S TALK ABOUT IT! WHO ever thought I would be writing a rave review about the mustard selection. The aïoli garlic mustard was out of this world. I loved it so much I wanted to buy it; but then I also tried the sweet and spicy mustard... Take me to heaven! My husband loved the garlic and onion mustard... He also got the regular plain old boring Dijon mustard and absolutely loved it. Actually, nothing here is boring. Have one person stand in the long, long line that goes all the way across the street, while the other person gets drinks inside and hunts for a fireside table. It's worth the endurance it requires! It's crowded, but the young bussers really work hard at taking your dishes and keeping the place clean and organized. The young men working their hardest behind the grill, really put their all into it. There is a lady that actually hands you a menu in the street so you can figure out your order and give it to her a little bit in advance, but you still have to stand in line to pay. Bundle up! This is a must-go-to place and it's affordable and so so delicious. However, this is not a snack... This is a full-blown meal! It's not on the diet menu and you will need to walk your 10,000 steps to feel like you burned off your bratwurst! Hahaaa! ENJOY! I also have to rave about the cheese sauce that went with the pretzel. It was so good, just didn't stay warm enough in the cold weather. It's picnic style seating, so you might make friends, like we did. We met two really wonderful couples... And the gentleman that we met steered us to where we could go purchase fancy fabulous mustard next-door... Although it wasn't the mustard that we ate from this place, they did sample it, and it didn't disappoint. What a fun stopping place... Definitely put this on your to do list and have an out of this world bratwurst experience. The dirty face beer was sensational with the dirty face Bratwurst

This is a very trendy spot located in the heart of downtown Leavenworth. There can be a long line if you're looking to order at the counter but you can skip the line and order online. That's definitely the pro move right there. You'll pick up your order at the counter and you can still dine in, even if you order this way. There may just not be enough room at the tables because - again - this place gets busy. I ordered Big Bob Bratwurst and a Bavarian Pretzel with Beecher's Cheese. The bratwurst was good but I didn't find it particularly special. There's a generous amount of sauerkraut on top but the sausage itself didn't have much flavor. The pretzel with Beecher cheese was also good but not anything special compared to other pretzels I've had. It's hard to mess up a pretzel, am-I-right? Butter and salt on top of the pretzel, and warm gooey cheese. The pretzel is on the small side for $6 but, given the location, they can likely charge even more and still have a line out the door!

There are several choices for German restaurants in Leavenworth, but I would definitely consider the Munchen Haus. They do not take reservations and there are often long lines during holiday times, but it is worth the wait. After you wait in line, you order and pay for your food. You then find a table and then get your drinks while waiting for your food. This is an open restaurant with a few choices of tables, some with fire running through the middle (which seem most popular), some with heating (that are warm enough), and then some in the middle not heated as much. The decor is interesting, it definitely gives the feel of Germany. Then there is a little mural on one wall where kids can look for certain objects. They have an outstanding beer selection. We had two of the Hofbrau's which will make you feel like you are in Munich. A couple people also enjoyed the hot cider. Before your food comes, you should visit the condiment bar. Definitely get some mustard and sauerkraut. We ordered brats, kelbassis, and pretzels. The brats were outstanding--made truly exceptional with the mustard and kraut. The pretzel was very good also, particularly with the cheese sauce. So even if you see a long line, the Munchen Haus is definitely worth a visit.

First time at Haus , food is absolutely delicious . Staff are friendly and polite. Plenty of seating at the back with heaters above you hanging. I enjoyed the cup of hot chili, especially on the cold day. Place was packed with people. Food was very fresh and delicious.

I love the variety of mustards they have here to go with their variety of bratwursts. Everything tasted great! The pretzel was a little tough but the cheese sauce balances it out. I forgot what sausages we tried but you definitely can't go wrong with any of them. There's outdoor seating both on a lower level and upper level. Super casual. Expect long lines on a busy day. Taking one star off as prices are a little on the high side.

You can't come to Leavenworth without eating some Bavarian style food for one of your meals. Munchen Haus is the perfect themed bite for your visit. The line to order is run efficiently, with a staff member taking your order and another ringing you up. A handheld buzzer lets you know when your food is up, and then the fun part: condiments galore. I went with the cheddar jalapeño sausage and a pretzel, which comes with Beecher's cheese sauce for dipping. For condiments, horseradish sauce, spicy mustard m, onions and a a helping from the fresh crock of sauerkraut. Hot tip: go for one of the sausages made by Seattle's Bavarian Meats. Delicious and well priced. There are even a few vegan selections. Sit outside on the upper level, where you can be away from the bustle of the lower floor where orders are coming up and people are jockeying for condiments.

There is ALWAYS a line to dine at the Munchen Haus, so you know that whatever you get is going to be amazing. My favorite is the Dirty Face Bratwurst (dressed just the way you like it!), made with a local lager that gives it a unique flavor you can't find anywhere else. Pair it with a beer, a cider or a Gluhwein (depending on the season), a salted pretzel with some fantastic Beecher's cheese, find a table (if you can) in the uncovered, two-tiered biergarten, and enjoy some of the best casual cuisine that Leavenworth has to offer!

There was a huge line to enter this place and we had to wait for 15-20 mins to order and then to get in. There was live music playing. This place was too busy we had wait for another 15-20 mins to get the food till then we were enjoying music and beer. I loved the vibe of the place and the live music. I would say food and beer were 3.5/5. Looking at the yelp reviews we were very excited but i would say you can skip this place and instead go to Rhein Haus.

We visited Munchen Haus over Memorial Day Weekend and there was a pretty long line for this spot. We waited over 30 minutes to order, but I think it was well worth it! I ordered Helga's Giant Kelbassi, which consists of 1/3 pound smoked beef and pork with spices, and polish sausage. They also had so many types of mustard available, so I added spicy garlic & herb mustard, curry mustard, and their famous apple cider sauerkraut. Honestly, this hot dog was so good I considered getting a second one but I was so full by the time I finished the first one. This definitely hit the spot and far exceeded my usual Costco hot dog. We were able to get our food quickly after ordering and their staff are also very attentive to all customers.

Even though there was a long line it was worth it! What we did was stand in line while some family went and found a table and grabbed a few drinks while we were waiting. We secured the best table in my opinion because it had a fire pit and kept us warm in the cold! It was raining but that didn't stop us from enjoying a great meal! The food was delicious. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the dogs but definitely get the chili on the side. I could go without the potato salad next time but can't wait to come back and try other hot dogs. Tables are first come first serve, and limited seating.

Flagship Leavenworth go-to, consequently long lines but dog friendly! Classic stein glasses, high priced brats. TIP: Select the more affordable brats, everyone is going to bombard them with their huge selection of sauces and condiments anyways! TIP 2: Dirtyface Brat + Dirtyface Sauce is best. (Wouldn't recommend getting the veggie brats--very dry.)

Out of everything to eat in Leavenworth, this is the best bang for your buck. Protip: ask for an extra plate/bowl they use for the hotdogs. You can load it with toppings and sauerkraut. You can also use the paper lining they give you to put the mustard on the paper lining. If you put all the sauce on the hot dog, unfortunately from my experience it breaks because the bread gets all soggy so do yourself a favor and keep all the condiments SEPARATE if you don't like soggy bread. The lines can be horrendous though.... So beware. Make sure this is the first spot you hit so that someone in your party can wait in line while others roam around. It's always crowded.

Stopped by here after watching a YouTuber hype it up. We ordered the Big Bob bratwurst and a pretzel. The pretzel and bratwurst were both very good. However, the star of the show was the 12+ mustards available. They don't have little containers near the mustards so I put a little dab of several in my bratwurst boat. I later found out they do have the little containers, but you have to ask. Really? I'm not a fan of the secret menu stuff.

Very good! Long wait worth it. The free sauerkraut had notes of apple cider vinegar so pair carefully your condiments accordingly. I got the BIG BOB and it was great. Mildly flavored and really smooth. I paired half with sweet and spicy mustard which was very tasty, and the other half with the German curry. That one I didn't like as much when combined with the kraut. The curry flavor is going to stick with you until you can brush your teeth. If you have plans later that evening... like smooching... or talking way too close to people... maybe shy away from the curry sauce. Also get a side of cheese with the pretzel, it comes with one but that Beecher cheese is so good that the little cup it comes with won't be enough!

The sausage was so flavorful and the ambience was 10/10. The picnic table with firepits was a great background for my friends and I to enjoy the steaming sausages. The amount of sauces they had were mindblowing and the sauerkraut was a delicious pair. 9/10

The hype is real. I was hesitant to stand in line for some kielbasa buns but honestly, it was worth it. The line moving fast certainly helped. My fiancé and I ordered buns and a pretzel, all of which was fantastic. I highly recommend the cheddar jalapeño sausage--it was amazing. So much so we almost went back for more later on in the weekend. The pretzel was very soft and delicious as well. Over all, this place is great and well worth the reputation.

This restaurant offers an incredible dining experience! The food is top-notch, definitely worth trying, and stands out as one of the best spots in Leavenworth. What's impressive is their affordability without compromising on quality. The service is exceptional, with a friendly staff that adds to the overall welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended! Best Sausage and Pretzel in Leavenworth.

This is my go-to spot when I first arrive in Leavenworth. This time I was lucky enough to have time to visit a second time, wrapping up our 4 day visit to the area. On Wednesday evening it was fairly crowded but no line. Our group wasn't really hungry yet so we split Big Bob Bratwurst, and a pretzel, sampling all of the delicious mustard varieties and curry ketchup. On Saturday we went back to a small meal before our drive back to Seattle, and we each got our own brats. The Dirtyface beer wurst wasn't as beery as I had hoped. Next time I will go back to the standard Big Bob or Kielbasa. These "basic" sausages are the best if you're a condiment fan like me. They're great sausages on their own but also a great foil for Smoky Onion Garlic mustard, curry ketchup, or sinus-clearing housemade mustard. I do wish they offered more than one type of Cider, as the semi-sweet is still too sweet and didn't complement the food IMO. As someone who is allergic to dogs, I also wish they had a separate seating area for customers with dogs. I can handle sitting in the vicinity just can't handle when they are so close, they sit on my foot and make me swell and sneeze

For lunch, I always go to the München Haus whenever I'm in Leavenworth for the Christmas market or the Oktoberfest. A veggie dog, some vegan chili, and a cold beer is my go-to autumn meal. In the colder months, I stick with the same routine, but I replace beer with hot Glühwein. The aesthetics of the Munchen Haus are reminiscent of when I used to frequent a Bavarian Christmas markt or beer garden out in Deutschland. The staff is efficient, and you won't have to wait long for your meal.. The people are the icing on the cake. I really like this place and so will you! Make your next move your best move! #Kingme.

At the top of the street in Leavenworth you'll find München Haus. It's in the corner and isn't really a standard indoor restaurant. It works almost like a mix between a food truck and a faire pop up except it's in its permanent residence. You walk up and order and then can sit outside at long picnic style tables, some of which are heated with a fire pit. There is no service after order. You pick up your order when ready and self serve toppings and condiments. They also have a bar in the seating area. Menu consists mainly of hot dogs and pretzel. But it's a fun spot to stop in and they offer veggie and gluten free options. Overall a unique and delicious experience. Lines can get quite insane and it can get very full in terms of findings seating. But we've always had luck during off hours.

Im not normally a fan of bratwursts and sausages, but I noticed the line here for a couple weeknights in a row and had to give it a try. I had the Big Bob & the Dirty Face(I'm not trying to be kinky... those are the names). Both were delicious, with distinctive savory, yet mellow, flavors. I paired the Dirty Face with the Curry sauce, and the Big Bob with the Smoky Mustard sauce. Neither disappointed. I did try the honey mustard, but it was far too sweet for these savory sausages. The only thing keeping this from a 5 star review is if getting takeout, and wanting to sample the sauces, you are in for an annoying mess after your car ride back. The sauce containers are ridiculously small and lidless. I'd provide larger sauce containers for folks getting takeout. If afraid of people running off with a bunch of of your... admittedly theft worthy... sauce. Give a max of two per dawg. Other than that, them some tasty sausages.

My first time to Leavenworth and the town, especially this place, did not disappoint! The line to order food looks long but actually goes pretty fast so don't let it deter you from eating here! Pictured is the outdoor seating which is nice but indoors is a courtyard type of open space that has a nicer ambiance and is closer to the beer line! You're handed a pager that beeps when your order is ready. There's two counters full of every bratwurst/hot dog type of condiment you can think of including their yummy apple cider sauerkraut! I ordered the Big Bob which I would give a 3.5/5 stars. My sister & her hubs had the jalapeño cheddar which they gave a 4/5. Nephew (6 yo) loved his Big City Beef Frank so much it made us want to order it too, so we did--we all gave THAT a 5/5! It was juicy, beefy flavorful, and in my sister's words, "Better than Nathan's!" (Yes, THAT Nathan's). Someone else in our group ordered a cup of chili with their bratwurst which was chunky and tasty. Brother in law loved his big old stein of lager; sis enjoyed her reisling and I loved my Arnold Palmer. This was my sis & her family's second time here and my first--definitely look forward to returning, maybe during the holidays!

Great charbroiled sausages with Apple Cider Sauerkraut in this Grill & Beer Garden in the heart of Leavenworth since 2001. Can customize any of the 10 varieties (all under $10) with add-ons like chili, sides likes pretzel and 20+ condiments and sauces. Opens daily at 11am. Beer & Wine is available from the separate Icicle Brewing Company stand in the inner beer garden. Seating 1. Beer Garden seating in the inner courtyard has misters in warm weather and heaters in cold weather helps you stay comfortable outdoors. There is a mural and a list of hidden images you can try to find in it. 2. outside on the street there is also an enclosed area of tables. Available when we went: Condiments 1. sweet relish 2. sliced jalapeños 3. diced onions 4. dill relish Mustards & Sauces 1. classic yellow mustard 2. backyard brat mustard 3. dill mustard 4. dijon 5. champagne honey mustard 6. aioli garlic mustard 7. sweet & hot stoneground mustard 8. sweet &sour mustard 9. sweet red jalapeño mustard 10. chipotle mustard 11. BBQ 12. ketchup 13. curry sauce 14. creamy horseradish Tried today 1. Big BOB Bratwurst (1/3lb pork traditional wurst) 2 Hans' Jalapeño & cheddar (1/4lb smoked pork & beef, slight spicy) Loved the sausages 5* and their apple cider sauerkraut 5* but the bread bun broke down as we ate 2*. Located on Front Street west of Leavenworth Square

Normally there's a long line here. But the line was short on a Friday afternoon! It's order at the counter and then pick up near the grill. The brats weren't super special, but still good. They had a huge condiment selection with apple cider sauerkraut. There was someone who was constantly bussing the table. The ambiance is decent.

Sausages yum, sauerkraut and many mustards to choose from. Don't skip on the fresh pretzel. Outside eating area was comfortable with heaters above tables and the beer was $1 off for their anniversary so bonus to us. When we stop at Leavenworth this is our go-to spot.

Great bread and kielbasa. Huge mustard selection and Sauer kraut of course. Homemade potato salad. Tables were shaded so it was a pleasant afternoon eating.

I know it sounds weird, but, my wife and daughter brought me here for a sausage fest. I had bookmarked it, but, since I couldn't park the car, I told them to get out and sightsee and souvenir shop while I looked for parking. They got hungry and handpicked this place for me while I was hunting for that elusive parking space. When they saw the line at this place, they knew this would be the right place. The Munchen Haus was probably the second lunch restaurant where we dined in since the pandemic started. I was very surprised that we stayed here to eat. You can get all kinds of sausages. They have bratwurst, Kelbassi, chicken, turkey, veggie, and beyond sausage all served on a locally made artisan bun. We ordered their Big BOB Bratwurst, a Han's Jalapeno and Cheddar, a giant Kielbassi, and a Bavarian Pretzel. They have sauces, 13 different kinds of mustards, and a bunch of other things to put on your sausage. Then there was their famous apple cider saurkraut. This is only half of what Munchen is. They are also a beer garden where they have many varieties of beer, wine and non alcoholic beer. While waiting for the food, my wife had scoped out a table in their downstairs patio and was in the process of taking it when a group of people decided that they needed to join us without even asking. My wife was sure that they would spread their COVID to us. Not wanting a confrontation, I suggested to my wife that they had better tables upstairs in their balcony. I do think it was nicer up there. The sausages were good. The Big BOB was a 1/3 pound of pork sausage with a mild spice blend. It was tasty. The Jalapeno Cheddar was a 1/4 pound of pork and beef that had a nice kick to it. The Bavarian Pretzel came with Beecher Cheese. The cheese looked like butter to me. It was one of the few cheeses that I like. The pretzel was perfection dipped in the cheese. The Munchen Haus was a great choice by my wife and daughter. I had no choice in the matter since I was busy looking for that parking space. We all got to enjoy the sausages here. Best of all, we all got out out of there safely and peacefully when a group of people decided that they needed to join our table for lunch.