Germany's Famous Bratwurst

Dea Zazula

Brats; The good kind! www.germanysfamousbratwurst.com

My first food truck stop was to get some bratwursts with my roommate. I had known about this truck for a while from a few friends raving and decided I would need to test it out myself.

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Famous Bratwurst's menu.

Today they were located in North Hollywood. $12 for a bratwurst, fries and a coke. This particular truck runs a bit pricier than others but the brats are a good size.

There were only two people working: A lady taking orders and a cook. The menu had many options. I went with the jalapeño cheddar brat with garlic fries and my friend ordered the original with sour kraut.

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Jalapeño cheddar brat with mustard. 

Both of our orders were amazing. First of all, I am not a huge fan of regular all-American hot dogs (not that brats are even the same thing), but generally when I have ordered brats at restaurants before they still didn't taste like anything special. Everuything tasted really fresh.

Moving on to the garlic fries. Holy crap! Talk about garlic infusion. Delicious but I wouldn't recommend ordering these if you are planning to go to work in an hour or planting a kiss on your loved one. My entire meal cost me $12 which wasn't the cheapest food truck experience I've had but it was, in my opinion, well worth it.

A small, yet expected, downfall in our lunch experience was the location because the truck was parked near an industrial area that had absolutely no where to sit. Not a table, not a bench. We still enjoyed our food sitting on a curb though.
Side note: Looking for comfortable areas to eat your lunch or whatever should probably never be a concern. These trucks are probably not searching for cozy parks to set up shop next to, therefore you shouldn't be searching for those commodities.

If you live nearby, take it to go, who cares! Germany's famous Bratwursts are a go in my book!