1. Zum Schneider
From October 1 through 16, owner Sylvester Schneider serves special German dishes, imports a couple of seasonal brews from Munich, and even plays in his own oompah band.
107–109 Ave. C, at 7th St.; 212-598-1098
2.
Loreley
The owner modeled this restaurant and biergarten on the brewpubs of Cologne, where he grew up. On October 1, he celebrates Oktoberfest
as well as the joint’s second anniversary.
7 Rivington St., nr. chrystie st.; 212-253-7077
3.
Lederhosen
Through October 3,
men who show up at Manhattan’s newest biergarten in lederhosen and women wearing traditional dirndls get
a free drink—and
lots of funny looks.
39 Grove St., nr. Bleecker St.; 212-206-7691
4.
Hallo Berlin
It’s like an Oktoberfest party every day at
this venerable West Side spot, where the
owner takes particular pride in his wursts
(not to mention his “wurst” menu puns).
626 Tenth Ave., nr. 44th St.; 212-977-1944
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