Yesenia Anguiano

Tasty sausages for great prices. Definitely need to pair with a beer. Recommend the hung sausage- it has a crisp, its big enough and its juicy but would recommend the pretzel roll.

Marina Zemskaia

Most importantly, there’s seating inside! After you place your order at the counter, you’re given a number and then you go inside, where your food will be brought to you. The entrance to the indoor seating area isn’t immediately obvious, so at first I thought there were only tables outside. As for the food, the pork sausages are juicier and more flavorful. I wasn’t a huge fan of the hot dog - it’s a bit inconvenient to eat. They serve it in a baguette - a dense, crusty bread, not the softer kind usually used for sandwiches or hot dogs - with the sausage, onions, and cabbage inside. It tastes good, but it’s really awkward to eat, and there’s just too much bread. If you’re ordering a sausage, definitely go for the Wagyu one - it’s the best here, trust me. Next time, I’m planning to order a plate where everything is served separately - it looks way better. I also wish they had a wider selection of non-alcoholic drinks. The staff here are amazing - just by looking at the photo, they immediately know which dish was ordered. It’s a real pleasure to interact with them.

+5

Gabriela B

I originally came here for the vibes.. it feels like you are entering another world with the dark mood light and the seating options - but I stayed for the unique food. They specialize in artisan sausages, pretzels, Belgian fries, and have about 12-15 craft beers available at any given time. They offer exotic sausages which I have indulged in the bison with cheddar and jalapeno and the wagyu option. My usual order are the belgium fries with everything and two sausages - I switch it up. The only 'issue' is the seating can be limited since it is first come first served. The longest I've had to wait is 5-10 minutes and they recently added outdoor seating so dont be discouraged. it can also get pretty loud, it doesnt bother me since I usually yell but if you dont like that it is loud in here. Park in the garage on Spurgeon ave. it is next to Native Sons. Enjoy your sausages (:

Braulio A.

If you’re a fan of high-quality German and Belgian beers paired with gourmet sausages, Wursthaus in downtown Santa Ana is a must-visit. This modern beer hall offers an impressive selection of imported and craft brews, making it a paradise for beer enthusiasts. The real star, however, is the food—Wursthaus serves up a wide range of sausages, from traditional bratwurst and kielbasa to more adventurous options like alligator, bison, and duck. Each sausage is grilled to perfection and can be paired with freshly baked buns, a variety of mustards, and tangy sauerkraut for an authentic flavor experience. Beyond the sausages, their Belgian-style fries are a favorite among regulars—crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and served with a selection of house-made dipping sauces. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, ideal for casual dinners, weekend hangouts, or catching up with friends over a cold beer. The staff at Wursthaus is known for being friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to recommend the perfect beer and sausage combo. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or just looking to try something new, Wursthaus offers a unique culinary experience that blends tradition with bold flavors. It’s a local gem that’s definitely worth checking out.

Ryan Needham

happy Hour was 8pm-close! Great beer, as shown was the happy hour beer. Crazy German beer selection. We got the works, 3 sausage sampler, and the loaded fries. So amazing, fresh, grilled to perfection and the fries so perfect. All this food for 55$ including tip. Try the Nuremberg! It’s veal, and almost like a breakfast sausage. The Wagyu is always amazing! The fries have a great sauce with grilled onions! Great German style date night! Oh and the bread is so soft and crispy on the outside. Idk how they do it!

Kevin Salgado

This place is awesome! The food is always amazing, the service is good, and the ambience is super cool. You really can't go wrong ordering, just order more or less what you would normally order ( hot dog wise) but definitely get the drunken onions on top. Also make sure you try all their sauces, we personally like their honey mustard paired with a spicy polish. And do yourself a favor and get the drunken fries with a brat of your choice on top. Thank me later. Their beer selection is excellent as well. Over 20 German beers on tap, definitely get a beer or two!

A C

This place is bomb. They are really similar to Wurstkuche in LA. Large selection of sausages in any type of meat you can think of, including vegan (which are delicious). Their fries are thick and crispy and the dipping sauces are amazing. The atmosphere is also really cool and chill, super fun place to go hang out with friends and grab a bite to eat and a drink at the bar.

Kim Keeline

I love the sausages. Pretzel is the best I’ve ever had. They were out of exotic meats this time which is a shame. I hate tv in dining area and they have small seating area and the tv was absolutely blaring with football analysis. If sausages weren’t so good that would keep me away forever. Still bothers me.

Elizabeth Sanchez

First time here. It was a bit crowded but we were able to find a table inside. They also have outside seating. I found the spicy polish sausage the perfect amount for me at least but depending on your spicy tolerance it might too spicy for others. The fries were good. I ordered the chipotle aioli on side

Susanna Holden

They were out of all the flavors I wanted to try. Seriously, like half of their entire selection was out. Even when we adjusted our selections to ones that were available, the server came out to tell us they were out of even more flavors. It was a Sunday afternoon over labor day weekend, but honestly it wasn't busy and there were only 2 or 3 other patrons there so I don't understand how they ran out of so many options. Place was nearly empty. Anyway, we ordered the sampler platter and the big German pretzel. The sampler was good. The big German pretzel was NOT a pretzel, it was more like bread that was baked and salted on top to try and resemble a pretzel. It wasn't bad, but I wanted an actual pretzel so it just wasn't my expectation. There were multiple kids there which ruined the vibe. I don't think kids should be at this brewery, it's dark, there's condiments and utensils and stuff laying out that they can get into and make a mess. Overall just doesn't seem like the type of place to bring kids. I liked all the mustard sauces but they need little dipping cups or something, so we don't have to just put mustard on our serving trays or directly on the food. The beer and alcoholic drinks were very good! I loved the Strawberry one.