Craving An Oktoberfest Fix? Tri-City Eatery To The Rescue

FREMONT, CA — If you can't get to Munich this year to celebrate Oktoberfest, you have a local option to satisfy your Bavarian-food craving: Dog Haus restaurant in Fremont has a month-long offer of its popular, festive sausage, The Oktoberwürst!

The "Oktoberwürst" is one-third pound of Cajun-spiced, emmentaler cheese-stuffed bierwurst, topped with caramelized onions, sauerkraut, mustard aioli and scallions, served on a grilled King's Hawaiian roll. Created by chef, Dog Haus "Würstmacher" and TV personality Adam Gertler, this dish is available at Dog Haus locations in Fremont and throughout California through October.

“Adam created this one-of-a-kind, kick-ass sausage to give guests a taste of Munich during such a festive time," said Dog Haus co-founder Hagop Giragossian.

A portion of sales will go to No Kid Hungry, as part of the chain's 2019 charity-driven, Chef Collaboration Series.

Dog Haus in Fremont is at 43456 Boscell Road. Another Bay Area-area location is at 1000 El Camino Real in Belmont.

Dog Haus, known for its creative hot dogs, sausages, burgers and its "Bad Mutha Clucka" sandwich, was founded by friends in Pasadena in 2010. In its stated purpose as "a brand who gives back," Dog Haus established a partnership with No Kid Hungry, a nonprofit focused on ending childhood hunger.

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