Oktoberfest in the 21 st century is steeped in tradition. Germans and attendees from abroad often dress up in authentically German outfits called tracht to celebrate the occasion.

The world-renowned Oktoberfest is a 16-day celebration of German beer and cuisine. Here are some of the most popular foods at ...

Specialty Oktoberfest menu items included a German brat and potato salad, from Michael’s, pork & chicken schnitzel from Pixca, a kraut, ham & bratwurst pizza from Judy’s Pizza, and other ...

With Oktoberfest chili, you're blending these iconic German elements with a beloved American classic. Traditionally, chili uses ground beef, but bratwurst is the ultimate Oktoberfest substitute.

Customer favorite dinners include a German Sausage Sampler ($13.95), Knockwurst & Red Curry Sauce ($13.95), German Bavarian Bratwurst ($9.95 for one or $13.95 for two), German Smoked Bratwurst ($9 ...

But be sure to add a reminder to enjoy the best beer-drinking month of the year. Oktoberfest, the annual beer-and-bratwurst bacchanal, originated in Munich, Germany, in 1810.

For bratwurst fanatics, The Great Wallingford Bratwurst Festival (Sept. 20-21) is where you’ll want to be. Beer, sausage, and a good time — check their Facebook page for updates. And if you’re craving ...

Oktoberfest’s last day at Ski Valley on Mount Lemmon Sunday brought out hundreds of people. The festival has been going on since the last two weeks of September and ran through this weekend.