3 Best German Restaurants in Calgary

Crossroads Old Munich serves German sausage in a bun from the food hall at Crossroads Market. The stand keeps the format straightforward: customers can order a sausage plain or with the works, making it a practical stop for a quick, filling market meal.

It suits shoppers and visitors exploring one of Calgary’s long-running markets, especially those looking for a familiar German-style street-food option. Crossroads Market has operated since 1987 and houses more than 150 vendors, so Old Munich works well as part of a broader food-hall visit rather than a conventional restaurant outing.

Old Munich Bratwurst House serves German-style sausages in a casual market setting, with takeaway and dine-in options for breakfast, lunch or a quick bite. Bratwurst can be served in a bun or French baguette, with choices such as currywurst, Italian sausage and mustard.

The stall suits shoppers wanting a filling meal while visiting Crossroads Market, as well as families seeking an informal lunch. Its menu centres on hearty sausage sandwiches with optional accompaniments such as sauerkraut.

Edelweiss Village is a European deli and café in Calgary with German, Dutch, Polish and Scandinavian groceries. Shoppers can find specialty foods, fresh cheese, cold cuts, bakery items and imported treats, alongside European gifts and kitchen goods.

The café adds breakfast, meals, desserts and a sit-down option, while bread shipped from Germany is baked in store. It suits shoppers looking for hard-to-find European ingredients or a cultural food stop, as well as visitors who want lunch or cake with their browsing.