🇩🇪 Heidelberg Restaurant NYC - German Restaurant NYC Upper East Side | September 2023 | NYC VLOG
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- Today we are taking you to the Heidelberg Restaurant in NYC on the Upper East Side. We had a proper German dinner with Käsespätzle and Knackwurst. What would you order from the menu? Let us know in the comments and subscribe to our channel: bit.ly/3hJHR8A
Did you know? Heidelberg Restaurant opened in 1939 and is now operated and managed by the third generation of the German founding family. The recipes are still authentic and the items on the menu are reasonably priced. If you're craving German food, head over to Heidelberg Restaurant. You can find it here: 1648 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10028. Visit our website for more New York insider tips: www.inlovewithnewyork.com/
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00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Approaching Heidelberg Restaurant
01:50 - Entering Heidelberg Restaurant
02:24 - Heidelberg Restaurant - Main Menu
03:12 - Ordering a Spaten Oktoberfest Beer
03:55 - What We Ordered: Käsespätzle, Knackwurst, Sauerkraut, and Potato Salad
05:38 - Prost!
06:56 - Heidelberg Restaurant - Dessert Menu
07:26 - Ordering an Apfelstrudel
08:32 - We received little Souvenirs!
08:55 - Heidelberg Restaurant - Interior & Beer Garden
12:32 - Heidelberg Restaurant - Founding Family
14:42 - Leaving Heidelberg Restaurant
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Enjoyable. Prices seem quite reasonable. Had the greatest Käsespätzle my time in Berlin with wonderful Veltins - caused amusement, no pepper mills I brought my own and shared with all who wished - maybe changed now!
James Cagney, born in 1899, grew up on the lower east side and was fluent in Yiddish. He could also speak some German, but with a Yiddish accent.
Haven’t been to the Heidelberg in ages. Used to like the Kleine Konditorei which I think was on the same block. Schaller & Weber is fantastic.
FYI, HB was established in 16th century. Augustinerbrau was established in 1328. Glad you chose to eat inside, the food looked sehr gut!
Thank You for a wonderful visit. I have visited the upper east side on a number of trips, but I have not visited Heidelberg. Thanks to you I know I will make a point to visit what looks like a fine comfortable restaurant in the near future.
It's definitely a little gem and worth a visit. Glad you enjoyed the video 💜
Great place You should also come out to Queens and try Zum Stammtisch in Glendale and do a video 👍🏼
Just wanted to say, your English is excellent and didn't notice your accent until you mentioned it! Years ago I used to go to a German restaurant in Restaurant in Queens, it was taken over by a Irish woman, but she kept the German menu, the food was great. The name was Annie's place. I enjoyed perusing the entire menu. Great prices. Great video! 👍
Thanks so much for your kind comment 💐
The Shaller & Webber market supplies Heidelberg with all meats. S&W is one of the best sausage sources in NYC. (I lived on 90th/1st for ten years and spent a great deal of time in both places. Prost!
I didn't know Heidelberg got their meat from Schaller & Weber. Thanks for sharing!
that whole area of Yorkville used to be where the germans lived. 86th street used to have German supermarkets, German restaurants, German butchers, German beer halls. German marzipan shops, German bakeries , German shoe stores , one after the other ... Heidelberg and the Schaller & Weber butcher next door are the only 2 German businesses left.. 86th street used to be called German Broadway or sauerkraut Blvd
Thanks for sharing, love "Sauerkraut Blvd", never heard of it 😂
Thanks for the episode. Just found your channel and enjoyed hearing how you pronounce the dishes names.
Hi Michael, thanks a lot for your nice comment. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. There's nothing better than a plate filled with Sauerkraut and Knackwurst 🍽️
War wieder sehr schön und interessant weiter so ❤
Hallo Edith, vielen Dank für deinen lieben Kommentar. Freut mich zu hören, dass dir das Video gefallen hat 🌼
This is beautiful, and well presented. I’ll have to try it on my next trip to Manhattan
Thank you! You should definitely try Heidelberg Restaurant!!
Vielen dank! I lived in Nanzdietschweiler from Sept 84 to Jan 87. Loved the people, land and food! I still miss my time there!
Gerne! Were you stationed there for the Army? I also miss Germany! Fortunately I will be back this summer for my annual family visit 🇩🇪
@@InLoveWithNewYorkCity I was stationed at Ramsein Air Base for USAF.
I've missed the food so much I've learned to make my own sauerbraten, frikidelle, spaetzle, konigsberg klopse, lobskaus and Rahmschnitzel.
But beer garden benches would be less comfortable 😂 I am bavarian(franconian) too
Ganz schön mickrige Portionen.
Hallo from the Germans in old New Orleans 😎
Grüße zurück aus dem kalten New York!
Auf Englisch, the K in knockwurst is silent. We say 'Nockwurst.
That's funny, thanks for sharing!
Do you get special service or discounts if you order in German?
Haha, that would be awesome! Unfortunately I didn't get a discount 😢
Es tut mir leid - there's a 10% surcharge for ordering in a foreign language. Will be 20% if Bone Spur Donnie, he might go easy on German, his grandfather fled Germany to escape the draft. Bone Spur Donnie did likewise Vietnam.
I recall they did not have Schweinhaxe when I went. Has that changed?
Hm, I don’t remember. I also wouldn’t have ordered it, it was never my favorite 😬
@@InLoveWithNewYorkCity It is a Bayerische specialty. I love having it with Augustiner Brau Helles in Munchen.
Sometimes you have to say no nouveau fancy pretentious cuisine snd enjoy the basics....sausage and good German beer whats nottolove?
Upper east side prices. Where are the Germans??
I was there, haha 😆
It seemed to me the prices were very easy on the wallet!
Way to expensive