Fort Worth, Texas -
Edelweiss German Restaurant Entertainment
A singing chef, a band with an Alpine horn, and maybe a chicken-shaped hat for you if you dance on stage.
- Address:
- 3801 Southwest Blvd. #A, Fort Worth, TX
- Directions:
- I-20/820 exit 429-B then north on Benbrook Blvd/US377 -- or I-30 exit 7-B then south on Alta Mere Drive/Hwy 183. Both roads meet at the Weatherford Traffic Circle. The Edelweiss is on the east side of the Circle.
- Hours:
- Tu-Sa 5PM - ? (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 817-738-5934
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(1) The owner and chef, Bernd Schnerzinger, sings to the audience almost every night -- while wearing lederhosen.
(2) The in-house "oompah" band frequently employs a full-size Alpine horn and a musical
saw.
(3) A stage in the middle of the restaurant easily accommodates riotous Chicken Dancers of all ages. The restaurant sometimes makes special guests wear
chicken-shaped hats while dancing.
The Edelweiss has been around since 1967, and business shows no sign of slowing down. Neither does Bernd. [Daniel Barnett, 10/13/2001]
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