Looking for an authentic German Restaurant

[TrevorJSkidmore]

While stationed in Germany with the R.C.A.F. in the 60's I have been looking for an authentic German Restaurant in the 416 or 905 area. Over the years I have seen some come and go, but recently have had great difficulty locating even one such location. Please help.

[MeMeMe]

Our family frequents the Schwaben Inn in Dundas.

Or we hit the hot food counter at Denningers (I think they have a location as close as Oakville).

(now I want Schnitzel!).

[Dean Tudor]

Try Country Style, Bloor Street between Bathurst and Spadina, north side...It is Hungarian but has appropriate-type food.

[youdonut]

a little far maybe but there is the Black forest inn in hamilton
http://www.blackforestinn.ca/index.htm

in scarborough there is the Blue Danube
http://www.bluedanube.ca/home.html

also Little Bavaria on eglington
http://littlebavaria.ca/index.htm

Then theres Sauters Inn on old kingston rd
http://www.sautersinn.com/contact-us....

these are a few that i know off

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Blue Danube
1686 Ellesmere Rd, Toronto, ON M1H2V5, CA

Little Bavaria Restaurant
3222 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON M1J2H6, CA

[Kagemusha]

If you can do lunch in Mississauga, Brandt Meats lunch counter is very serviceable with an emphasis on their top-notch fresh and cured meats and wurst. The Musket isn't half bad, either.

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Brandt Meats
1878 Mattawa Ave, Mississauga, ON L4X, CA

[Kagemusha]

FYI: This shocker popped up just yesterday--very disturbing:

http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/artic...

[Wahooty]

In the west end, there's The Musket. I think it may fit the bill for you - at the very least, it is loaded with authentic Germans. :)

http://www.musketrestaurant.com/index...

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The Musket
40 Advance Rd, Toronto, ON M8Z, CA

[somewhere4]

Is this place worth a visit? I've never been there.

http://littlebavaria.ca/

[atomeyes]

i was there once.
had the meatloaf and shpetzle.
keep in mind that i've never had authentic german food.
i found it to be a little greasy.
wasn't my thing.
went with a german man who loved it.
the chef is an Indian gentleman who lived in germany and speaks fluent german.
its a pleasant place and, if you like german food, is worth the visit. but yeah, not my thing.

[somewhere4]

Thanks for the update. Being of partial German heritage (mother's side) and having grown up in the K-W area, I developed an appreciation for German food at a young age. It's not the healthiest cuisine, but when prepared properly it shouldn't be greasy.

The best German restaurant in K-W used to be the Rathskellar, which is long gone alas. I read some positive reviews for another K-W area restaurant called 2 Goblets, both on chow hound and other review sites. The reviews are generally favourable, though there seems to be some debate about whether they are indeed German or Hungarian.

Here's the link to the other thread:

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/516122