Historiche Bratwurst Glocklein

Menu is not extensive but good. We stopped here for lunch to enjoy their bratwurst along with their potato salad served on pewter dishes, accompanied by 2 beers. Ate outside so did not get a chance to view the interior of this small restaurant. But food was very good and prices were great!

Do not let the location, and attendant fears that this will be an overpriced inauthentic tourist trap, discourage you from coming to coming to Bratwurst Glocklein. The food was excellent and the crowd a mix of Germans and tourists. We partook in the traditional 6 Nuremberg sausages, with sauerkraut and bread, which was fabulous. It was asparagus season, so we also had the spargel salad, which was divine. (In Germany, the asparagus is white and quite flavorful.) The only disappointment was dessert. The apple strudel was below the high quality standards established by the main meal. The dough was limp and seemed to be pre-made, packaged. Skip dessert but don't skip Bratwurst Glocklein.

Eisbein and the nuremberg bratwürste with madkraut was a great francois dinner with a great pretzel and good service

Fantastic local restaurant in a courtyard next to the Tower next to the main train station. The menu isn't extensive, It's a bratwurst place, and the bratwurst are excellent. Very reasonable prices (two people stuffed themselves with bratwurst and supped local beer for €28). Down to earth atmosphere (you might be asked to share your table with others). Decorated in a gorgeous traditional style. Menus in English, Spanish, etc.

This was our first time to Germany and we had expected the sausage to be amazing. This quaint little restaurant had the BEST! It looks like it's our of a Disney movie in the cutest little area near the train station. This is a must-visit!