The oldest restaurant in the world in Regensburg is the Wurstkuchl restaurant which is also known as the Historic Sausage Kitchen of Regensburg.
The Wurstkuchl or historic sausage kitchen in Regensburg is one of the world's oldest continuously operating public restaurants and was established in the year 1135 AD as a construction office for the nearby stone bridge before it came a sausage kitchen for workers and later it became a public restaurant, serving rolls, sauerkraut and sausages.
The Historic Sausage Kitchen in Regensburg building's origins date back to as far as 1135 Ad, when it served as the construction office for the stone bridge over the Danube River.
And after the bridge's completion, the building was then repurposed into a kitchen and then later was repurposed as a restaurant, serving the workers from the nearby port.
And while the title of the world's oldest restaurant is often attributed to other establishments like Sobrino de Botin in Madrid, the Wurstkuchl holds a strong claim of being the oldest continuously open public restaurant in the world.
The Wurstkuchl restaurant also remains a simple and timeless establishment, that is also famous for serving thin sausages, sauerkraut, rolls and brown mustard, offer a taste of Bavaria's heritage.