The New Hampshire Restaurant With German Roots That Date Back To The 1980s

People who aren't from New Hampshire are often surprised to find out that that this state has some of the best food in the region! You might go to Maine for seafood or Vermont for craft beer, but in New Hampshire you'll find all of that and more. We especially love comforting meals made by passionate people who love what they do. This authentic German restaurant in New Hampshire is a great example!

Located in Hooksett, Bavaria German Restaurant has been around for quite some time.

But its roots go back to the 1980s when chef Anton Berger first stepped into a formal kitchen.

The interior feels like dining in your family's home. There are photos on the walls and lots of personal touches.

There's plenty of room for a large group to enjoy a special occasion here and the food is the perfect option for a festive celebration.

The menu features authentic food perfected when Anton and Monika Berger owned an 600 seat restaurant in beer garden in Munich.

Items like bratwurst are a must-try!

And starting off with their delicious pretzels is always a great idea.

The dessert menu is sweet-as-can-be. The crepes are especially delicious!

Anything you choose to enjoy will leave you happy and satisfied, so try a variety of dishes over a few different trips. And don't forget to save room for their specials, too.

Bavaria German Restaurant is open Wednesday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. tp 6 p.m. They're closed on Monday and Tuesday. You can learn more about them and check out a menu by visiting their website. You can also follow them on Facebook to see their daily specials. They can be reached on 603-836-5280.

Another great, authentic restaurant can be found in Hancock. The oldest restaurant in New Hampshire has a resident Golden Retriever and an unforgettable menu!