Siegfried's Delicatessen - Salt Lake City, Utah

Alexis Bascourt

Siegfried's Delicatessen: A Taste of Germany in Downtown

If you're craving authentic German cuisine, Siegfried's Delicatessen is a must-visit. Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown, this gem offers a culinary journey straight to Germany.

From the moment you step in, the aroma of hearty dishes welcomes you. Their Reuben sandwich is nothing short of amazing - with perfectly balanced flavors and quality ingredients, it's a standout on the menu. But the delights don't end there. Their selection of sweets and cakes is equally impressive, offering a sweet conclusion to your meal.

Siegfried's also stocks a variety of German products, adding an extra layer of authenticity to your dining experience. It's like having a slice of Germany right here in the city.

The only downside is parking, which can be a bit tricky given the downtown location. However, they do offer validation for a nearby parking garage, which is a helpful touch. Be prepared for a bustling atmosphere during lunch hours, as it's a popular spot with locals and visitors alike.

Overall, Siegfried's Delicatessen is a fantastic spot for anyone looking to indulge in genuine German food. Whether you're there for the savory sandwiches, delectable desserts, or just to pick up some German goodies, you won't be disappointed.

Lorri Dana

We’ve heard about this place for years and finally made it to dine in on a weekday before the lunch rush. It lived up to the hype! Service was quick and efficient…it’s a well oiled machine. Lots of options food wise and shopping wise. There’s a fun little shopping area to buy items for take home. By the time we left, there was quite a line for dining but it seems to move right along. Clean restaurant as well. Parking can be tricky, but there is a free parking garage for patrons between the deli and the Capital Theater. We will return when in downtown SLC. Best to come at an off hour to avoid the line and get a table.

Violetta Fedotova

The most delicious borscht I have ever ate. It was made with a big amount of yummy ingredients, including beet, mushrooms, and juicy meat balls. I would also recommend European pastries with espresso or cappuccino. Very special and interesting place to go, which doesn't look like anything else!

Sal Qandah “EatThisDetroit”

Great German deli with European options. The Hungarian Goulash was delish and serve over spatzel, which may be German. The custard dessert was also very good. I would come here and eat the order the same thing.

M P

There is a great selection of German grocery items. I was excited to hear pounding (of schnitzel perhaps) from the kitchen. Placed my order for Schnitzel with gravy, a side of potatoes, a salad, and a bratwurst on the side since i saw curry ketchup at the condiment counter.

The employee was not too friendly or acknowledging. She went to pull out a breaded piece of meat from the cooler below, so I figured at least it's freshly cooked. However, it was less than a minute before I was given my tray of food. Had to ask again for gravy.

The food was disappointing. The "freshly prepared" schnitzel was rubbery and tasteless. I'm not sure where that gravy should go, but it's not on a schnitzel. Why not make a jagersauce? The potatoes were cold and stuck together. The bratwurst was flavorless, cold, and dry. The house salad dressing was the only enjoyable part of my meal.

I lived in Germany for over 18 years.

This is not German. Not good.

I recommend Weller's in Ogden for a good jagerschnitzel and currywurst.

Erin S

This was an authentic, delicious, reasonably priced place for lunch! We all loved our food and the black forest cake was delicious. Weinershnitzel, ham sandwich and a Reuben were all enjoyed. The potato salad was a huge hit, too.

Matt Alberts

Definitely worth coming to downtown to check it out. Great food, huge portions, very good pricing, and friendly staff. The store also has a bunch of imported packaged food as well. I'll be back

Bill Anderson

We found this place during our travels and thought it would be an interesting and fun place to try. First it was very difficult to find parking but lucked out and found a spot on the street right around the corner from the restaurant. After figuring out how to pay for parking through the parking app we were ready to eat. The restaurant was nice and active and we enjoyed the seating on the sidewalk. We had to wait in line to order but that gave us time to figure out how and what we were going to have. We had the weinerschnitzel with red cabbage, spaetzel and gravy. Also the sausage plate with spaetzel and gravy and hot German potato salad. The food was okay nothing over the top. The potatoes were hard in the potato salad. Did not regret trying it but would not return.