Josie’s German Restaurant and Market is a charming establishment that brings the rich flavors and traditions of German cuisine to the heart of the community. Combining a cozy dining atmosphere with a vibrant market, Josie’s offers a unique experience for both food lovers and those seeking authentic German ingredients. Our menu features a delightful array of classic dishes, including hearty sausages, sauerkraut, schnitzels, and homemade pretzels, all crafted with care and using high-quality ingredients.
In addition to our restaurant, the market showcases a selection of imported German products, from spices and sauces to specialty cheeses and baked goods. Customers can explore a variety of traditional items, making it easy to recreate their favorite German meals at home. Josie’s German Restaurant and Market is not just a place to eat, but a destination for cultural exchange, culinary education, and community connection, where every visit promises a taste of Germany’s rich heritage.
The restaurant is specialty is that it is a 🍲 German restaurant
This place is a hidden gem. A husband and wife team, him cooking his mother’s recipes and her making you feel like you’re in you favorite aunt’s kitchen, keep the tradition alive. I was literally transported back 50 years to my childhood in my grandma’s kitchen by world class German food. I had the Jägerschnitzel with Spätzle, my wife had the Hungarian Goulash and our son had the Schnitzel. I ordered an extra side of the red cabbage salad. I must admit I was a little concerned at how fast our food was prepared and thought they might be using some frozen ingredients, but I was dead wrong. The cutlets were perfectly breaded and prepared so well I didn’t need my knife to cut it. The wine mushroom gravy was so filled with buttery goodness that I decided to save some for later by dropping it on my shirt as I tried unsuccessfully to control how fast I ate it. The red cabbage salad was great, the potato salad was insanely great. The portions were perfect- just enough for a big guy like me to feel full and not so much that I felt a need to confess my sins. Despite being full we felt obligated to try the apple strudel. To say it was authentic and amazing is an understatement. Overall we fed a family of three for about $19 per person including drinks. Even though we live 1.5 hrs away, I guarantee you we will be back again and again. My one complaint- this place made me miss my grandmother and her cooking after 50 yrs without her. Thank you for keeping authentic and amazing German cuisine alive, the memory of your mother is honored through your efforts.
