The Bratwurst Bar

Every weekend I come to Freo markets and even if I’m not hungry I always end up eating something. The Bratwurst Bar is next to a number of other stalls that sell gozlemes, corn-​on-​the-​cob, sushi and chocolate kebabs but somehow the smell that emanates off the sausages drag me towards them. Even stranger, when I am swayed towards getting a hot-​dog I get more tempted by their fresh pretzels.
The pretzel is handy to snack on and head to the Market Bar to hydrate after the salt, great combination.
Even better? The sausages and pretzels are cheap as… well…sausages and pretzels.

Whilst wandering the Freo markets one is prone to getting peckish — luckily the Bratwurst Bar is there to save you. Standing in front of a big, sizzling pan, the friendly purveyor of Bratwursts is always ready with a smile and a sausage to sate your hunger. I love a good Bratwurst, and these ones do not disappoint. They are tender and juicy, and he has several different types, including garlic ones and spicy ones. Add onions, sauerkraut and sauces to your taste. I found the onions slightly watery and tasteless, so on my second visit I didn’t have any — problem solved. At $ 6 a Bratwurst, it’s a cheap and filling German treat which will see you through even the most vigorous of shopping trips.