

Casual, family-owned operation offering traditional German cuisine alongside imported draft beers.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6521 Superior Ave, Sarasota, FL 34231
Phone: (941) 922-9299
Website: https://heidisschnitzelkitchen.com/
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The food, service and atmosphere reminds me of my time at home when we all were young and healthy. Truly a wonderful experience and hope from my family to yours you can enjoy this wonderful experience.
It’s good to be alive.
They take great precautions for celiac and gluten free food.
A+
Very cozy interior with countless steins and Deutschland memorabilia, like a glimpse into your German grandparents’ curio cabinets.
We were seated in less than 2 minutes, and our order was taken quickly by a lovely blonde waitress in a white and pastel pink dirndl dress. We ordered 2 hot tea, Bavarian cheese dip, 2 gulasch (1 with spatzle and side of cucumber salad, 1 with potato dumpling & mashed potato), then dessert (1 chocolate mousse & 1 black forest chocolate cake). Our appetizer was ready in about 7 minutes, which was expected since it was slightly busy with about 9 out of approximately 12 tables occupied with customers.
The live German music from Frank (Fred?), looking dashing in his lederhosen and alpine hat, was a great addition to the ambiance of the place and helped the time pass while waiting for early dinner. Even if it seemed like a small space, there was still enough room to have a private conversation with the live music. I could talk with my husband and still enjoy the singing in the background.
While waiting for the food, I went to use the ladies’ room. It was single-occupancy, so I waited for a few minutes. The restroom was clean and well-stocked. My husband said the men’s room was clean as well.
Back to the food, the appetizer of Bavarian cheese dip arrived about 7 minutes after ordering, and the pretzels were excellent. The dough was soft and fluffy enough to satisfy that hot pretzel craving. The cheese dip had fried onion or potato pieces, and it was excellent, not overwhelming at all. We each finished 1 pretzel in about 5 minutes!
The entrée of gulasches arrived 15 minutes after the appetizer. We did not know gulasch came with a pad of sour cream, and my husband gave me his since he isn’t fond of that, but otherwise, it was delicious! The meat was soft, the potatoes were tasty, and the soup itself was filling. My husband enjoyed his gulasch with spatzle, and I liked how my potato du9mpling turned out.
We saved room for dessert, so we shared the chocolate mousse and black forest chocolate cake. Both were very good. I was expecting more chocolate than whipped cream – now I know to ask for no cream next time. During dessert, we even met Heidi, the owner, who warmly greeted us like we were long-time customers (this is our first visit ) which was nice.
Overall, the total order was about $108, excluding generous cash tip. We had a good foodie experience and might return when we’re in the area again!
The food was incredible and authentic. We had the potato pancakes, pretzel, schnitzel, and schweinebraten… somehow we made room for dessert and had the apple strudel. I would give 100 stars if I could. Thank you again Heidi and team!