The German Diner In South Dakota Where You’ll Find All Sorts Of Authentic Eats

We have little difficulty finding a scrumptious meal in South Dakota, especially if we're craving an authentic German dish. Sometimes nothing satisfies hunger like a huge platter of German favorites - bratwurst and sauerkraut, for example - and that's just what you'll find at this German restaurant in South Dakota. It, in fact, boasts a vibrant atmosphere to go with its tasty food, making it a bucket-list-worthy destination.

Let your taste buds take you straight to the heart of Germany without leaving South Dakota's borders when you dine at The Sled Haus in Lead.

Guests rave about the German restaurant's friendly staff, lighthearted atmosphere, and scrumptious menu. Don't worry if you're not a fan of German food; you can get good, old-fashioned American burgers, too.

Share an authentic German appetizer, like the massive Oktoberfest pretzel, or keep it all for yourself. The pretzel comes with mustard and cheese, perfect for dipping.

If you prefer jumping straight to the entree, consider such German classics as the Bratwurst Platter. The hearty platter comes with two bratwurst, German home fries, and housemade coleslaw.

You might also want to try the Bauenwurst Platter or the Wurst Platter, the latter of which comes with bauenwurst, bratwurst, home fries, and sauerkraut.

For another classic dish, order the schweinebraten. The German pork roast pairs with homefries and red cabbage, topped with a hearty helping of gravy.

If you're in the mood for a classic American meal, you've got plenty of choices - from burgers to sandwiches, including the turkey twist, the Cuban, and the cheesesteak.

Dig into an authentic German meal at The Sled Haus, open Thursday and Friday from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.*

*You might want to call ahead, 605-639-5322, just to double-check the restaurant is open before you head over.

Click here for the official Facebook of The Sled Haus.

Have you been to this German restaurant in South Dakota? What's your favorite meal on the menu? Let us know in the comments! If you're craving some good, old-fashioned Midwestern hospitality, pull up a chair at Cheyenne Crossing in Lead.