Herman ze German
Villiers Street, March 2013
Herman ze German (2008-2020) was a small chain of fast food restaurants offering German sausage dishes. At its peak it comprised four locations in London as well as one in Birmingham and in addition operated a food truck in Lörrach, Germany.[1][2]
The restaurants offered a small number of mostly meat based fast food dishes popular in Germany, such as Currywurst, Bockwurst or Schnitzel. They were offered with french fries, bread, coleslaw or sauerkraut as side dishes. The meat was imported from butchers in Southern Germany.[3][4]
The restaurants had to close due to COVID-19 Pandemic and due to Brexit problems.[2]
References[]
- ^ "Locations - HzG". www.hermanzegerman.com. Retrieved 2019-06-07.
- ^ a b Katherine Price: Herman ze German to close all UK sites. The Caterer, 2020-10-13
- ^ Kathrin Pribyl: Herman ze German - London steht auf German Wurst. Stuttgarter Nachrichten, 2014-11-30 (German)
- ^ The best places to eat out and drink this week- The Guardian, 2014-10-25
External links[]
- official website
- Herman-ze-German---Currywurst-in-London. ZDF, 2014-8-4 (video, 7 mins, German)
- „Herman ze German“ - Deutsche Wurst in London. Deutsche Welle, 2015-1-24 (video, 7 mins, German)
- Marc Schäfer:Lokal Herman ze German in London: "Our Wurst is ze Best". Spiegel Online, 2014-10-8 (German)
- Meike Stolp: Deutsche Imbiss-Buden in London: Heiße Wurst und Wortwitz. Westdeutsche Zeitung, 2013-11-15 (German)
- Jonas Hermmann: Deutsche Wurst in London - Can I have a, eh, Bratwurst?. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 2013-12-14 (German)
- Matthew Norman: Herman Ze German, restaurant review. The Telegraph, 2014-4-14
- Anne Hovingh: Herman ze German: A Review. Smiths Magazine, 2014-3-25
- Joe Bullmore: Herman Ze German – Real German sausage in a little corner of England. Flux Magazine, 2015-11-5
- Grace Dent: Grace Dent reviews Herman Ze German. London Evening Standard, 2014-10-31
Categories:
- German-British culture
- Restaurants in London
- German restaurants