Downtown L.A. now has a hip new eatery located in the Arts District. Wurstküche, which means sausage kitchen in German, serves an array of different sausages and reportedly has 24 beers on tap. Offering unique sausages like; buffalo, beef, and pork with chipotle sausage or alligator and hickory-smoked pork with rattlesnake and rabbit. Also available is the classic bratwurst, accompanied by fresh caramelized onions, grilled peppers and of course sauerkraut.
Owners Joseph Pitruzzelli and Tyler Wilson thought through all the details even going so far as to request a green 15-minute curb-side parking area for take-out orders. The small restaurant is planning to expand to include a rooftop lounge where you can relax and enjoy one of their draft beers such as Aventinus Eisbock. Located at the corner of 3rd and Traction this is sure to be one of Downtown L.A.’s best spots for a quick lunch or a quite beer with friends.
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Comments 
Jeff | Monday, November 24, 2008
Do you think they deliver …out of state? Haha. Sounds delicious!
Geordie Romer | Monday, November 24, 2008
For those in the Seattle area you’ll have to travel over to Leavenworth to sample the beer and brats in our Bavarian Village. We are surrounded by wine country, but sausage and beer are the favorite cuisine.
Katie | Monday, November 24, 2008
Great, as if there weren’t already enough wieners in LA ;-)
the one with rabbit sounds YUMMMMMMMY!!!
JJ Bagley | Monday, November 24, 2008
We are planning a trip Leavenworth next month, I’ve been hearing great things and can’t wait to get up there. If your available we will have to meet for a pint.
Voltron | Monday, November 24, 2008
“Wurstküche, which means sausage kitchen in German….”
That’s what the ladies call my bedroom… What Up!!!
Voltron Out…
Alan Kropf | Monday, November 24, 2008
That’s funny voltron, because that is what dudes call it as well…
James | Thursday, February 19, 2009
Just had lunch there today – rabbit, veal and pork sausage with grilled onions was delicious, though I recommend more than one! Spicy mustard was also key. A couple of glasses of a Belgian Ale (they have at least a dozen or so, plus a lot of good beers on tap) washed it down nicely. It’s a buy-and-sit, so easy to get in and out quickly – either take it to go, or eat in their L.A. take on a German beer hall. Will definitely be back soon!