Wursthall

New American restaurant · San Mateo

Wursthall

New American restaurant · San Mateo

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310 Baldwin Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401

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Highlights

Wursthall, J. Kenji López-Alt's lively San Mateo beer hall, dishes up German delights with a modern twist and a family-friendly vibe, perfect for casual hangouts.  

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310 Baldwin Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401 Get directions

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310 Baldwin Ave, San Mateo, CA 94401 Get directions

+1 650 931 4282
wursthall.com
@wursthall
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@wursthall

$$$$$$ · Menu

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outdoor seating

Last updated

Mar 4, 2025

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"The San Mateo restaurant is delivering “relief boxes” to hospitals and shelters throughout the Bay Area. You can purchase a meal box here" - team infatuation

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"Offering German-style bratwursts, pretzels, and beers to go, including a “sausage party” for four." - Becky Duffett

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"While not a watch party, J. Kenji López-Alt’s German-inspired beer hall will be basically giving out free beer on election day. Tell your server the secret password “Wurst Vote” and get a Kolsch or soft drink for $.18." - Janelle Bitker

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"Pete Kane followed kitchen whiz J. Kenji Lopez-Alt to San Mateo to see how his Food Lab science holds up in the form of a family-friendly beer hall and sausage factory. The Sheboygan was an assertive 'sleeper hit,' the Cajun was 'plenty hot' and the Hot Italian swept Kane away to a place of 'caraway-studded' sausage memories." - Andrew Dalton

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"The highly-anticipated sausage and beer hall from Kenji López-Alt and his partners opens today in San Mateo, with a menu of hearty German and Austrian dishes. Partners Adam Simpson and Tyson Mao joined with López-Alt to open the restaurant, located in downtown San Mateo. Taking over a unique historic space, the restaurant is a two-level tribute to the lively beerhalls of Germany, with long communal tables and steins of beer. The main event, wursts, include flavors like bratwurst and knackwurst as well as merguez and Cajun varieties. A giant chicken schnitzel sandwich that is sure to inspire Instagram adoration, and a vegan doner kebap are all part of López-Alt’s kitchen magic. There’s also a legitimate kids menu, with choices like a kinderwurst (a mini-frankfurter on a buttered bun) and grilled cheese with tomato soup for dipping. The space was designed by Oakland’s Arcsine agency, who gave the classic beerhall an upgrade with bright blue throughout. In addition to communal seating beneath cozy string lights, there are also two-tops for date night, and an ingenious seating area for young families to keep their kids entertained while drinking beer. Starting today, March 12, the restaurant will open daily from 5 p.m.- 12 a.m. (there’s a late night food menu consisting primarily of wursts). Lunch will join the sausage party in the coming months." - Ellen Fort

Get in Line for Sausage at Kenji López-Alt’s Wursthall, Opening Today - Eater SF
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