Oktoberfest Food & Delicious Recipes

Want to try making Oktoberfest food at home? Then check out our Oktoberfest recipes for typical Bavarian delicacies. As they say:

It's tapped!

What else is there to eat at Oktoberfest?

• Roast pork
• Haxen
• Leberkäse
• Backhendl
• Gingerbread hearts
• Bratwurst
• Steamed dumplings with vanilla sauce
• Brezn
• Roast pork
• Suckling pig
• Liver dumpling soup
• Semmelknödelgröstl

Ideas for your Oktoberfest at home

• Invite your friends or family to Oktoberfest. We've created a special printable Oktoberfest invitation template for you.
• Get yourself a small marquee or decorate your garage, kitchen, or living room.
• The decorations should definitely be in typical Bavarian blue and white. In September and October, you can find Bavarian napkins and tablecloths almost everywhere.
• Oktoberfest dress code: Wear lederhosen or a chic dirndl.
• Get the drinks for Oktoberfest: beer, preferably non-alcoholic, as well as mineral water and delicious spritzers are essential.
• Now all that's left is to prepare the right Oktoberfest food and then the party can begin.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, beer is only served by the liter. A liter mug holds approximately one liter of beer and cost between €14.80 and €15.90 in Munich in 2026. You can find more information about prices in this article.

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