Love Sausages? Prague Has a New Bistro Serving Berlin-Style Currywurst
Prague has a new fast-food spot dedicated to one of Germany’s best-known street dishes. Currywurst11 opened on Palackého Street on November 11, serving German sausages with a selection of traditional and locally inspired sauces. The project took nine months to prepare. Its menu features several types of German sausage, including traditional grilled bratwurst, Bauernwurst with herbs and steamed Bockwurst. A vegetarian option made from peas is also available. The sausages are served with tomato-based curry sauce, but customers can choose from several alternatives. These include an American-style version made with Coca-Cola, a Czech-inspired sauce combining plum butter, caraway seeds and beer, and a honey-mustard option. Side dishes include French fries, bread, sauerkraut, pickled vegetables and kimchi. The drinks menu features German bottled beers, homemade lemonades and Spezi, a popular German mix of cola and orange soda. Seasonal specials are also planned, with Pizza-Fleischkäse, a meatloaf-style sausage with cheese and red peppers, among the current offerings. A currywurst with sauce costs CZK 150, with side dishes available for an additional CZK 20. Currywurst11 is the latest venture from Ondřej Bednář, Tomáš Huml and Martin Červenka, the three entrepreneurs behind Dim Sum Spot. They opened their first restaurant in Prague’s Letná district... The post Love Sausages? Prague Has a New Bistro Serving Berlin-Style Currywurst appeared first on Prague Morning .