Quedlinburg's own house brewery and restaurant near St. Blasii church, brewing its own beer on site and serving hearty Harz regional dishes, including Quedlinburger Grünkohl in season.
Brauhaus Lüdde has brewed its own beer on site for decades in a quieter corner of Quedlinburg's UNESCO-listed old town near the twin-towered St. Blasii church, a short walk from the busier market square. The restaurant's menu leans into Harz regional cooking, most notably Quedlinburger Grünkohl, a kale dish stewed slowly with Kassler ham, Mettwurst, and bacon, traditionally associated with the first frost of the season and served through the winter months. Beyond the kale season, the kitchen serves roast pork, schnitzel, and potato-based sides typical of the wider Harz region, all designed to pair with the brewery's own beers, which range from a standard Pils to rotating seasonal specialties. The attached beer garden operates through the warmer months, giving the restaurant a second, more relaxed dining space away from the indoor dining room. Because the building sits slightly off the main market-square tourist route, it tends to draw a more even mix of local regulars and old-town visitors than restaurants directly on the square.
| Price | €€ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily 11:00-22:00, hours may vary seasonally |
| Reservations | Recommended for dinner on weekends and during December's Christmas market period |
| Address | Blasiistraße 14, 06484 Quedlinburg |
Signature dishes
- Quedlinburger Grünkohl mit Kassler und Mettwurst
- House-brewed Pils and seasonal specialty beers
- Roast pork with potato dumplings and red cabbage
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- Known for
- Quedlinburger Grünkohl with Kassler and Mettwurst, and house-brewed beer
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Location
Blasiistraße 14, 06484 Quedlinburg
Highlights
- House-brewed beer produced on site, a rarity among Quedlinburg's old-town restaurants
- Quedlinburger Grünkohl served through the winter months
- Beer garden operating through the warmer months
- A quieter old-town position away from the busiest market-square tourist route
- Full Harz regional menu beyond the seasonal kale specialty
Tips for visiting
- Order the Grünkohl only in the cooler months, when it is traditionally served after the first frost
- The beer garden is a good summer option for an evening meal
- Book ahead for December, when Quedlinburg's Christmas market draws heavy weekend crowds
When to visit
November through February for Quedlinburger Grünkohl, or summer for the beer garden
Accessibility
The restaurant occupies a historic old-town building with a step at the main entrance; ground-floor seating is available, but the building is not fully step-free throughout.
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Frequently asked questions
When is Quedlinburger Grünkohl served?
It is a late-autumn and winter dish, traditionally served after the first frost of the season; it is not typically on the menu in summer.
Does the restaurant brew its own beer?
Yes, Brauhaus Lüdde brews its beer on site and serves it alongside its regional food menu.
Is there outdoor seating?
Yes, a beer garden operates through the warmer months in addition to the indoor dining room.