Strudels, danishes, pretzels, cakes, and more: This place has everything. There's minimal seating, but if the weather's nice you should take your treat for a stroll along the nearby Wenatchee River.

Two former owners of Seattle's now closed but much praised vegetarian restaurant Sutra have put down roots in Leavenworth. Expect a high-end, prix fixe experience similar to Sutra, though this time there are some (local, sustainable) meats in the mix, too.

The wood-fired oven sets the tone here. You should order a bunch of small plates and dive into the wine list, which is one of the best in town. Reasonably priced, too.

Killer hamburgers, soups, salads, and sandwiches, all made with ingredients sourced as locally as possible. You also have the option to build your own burger, which is always appreciated.

Idlewild, now a part of Blewett Brewing, celebrates the delightful pairing of wood-fired pizza and craft beer. Save room for the from-scratch chocolate chip cookies.

Cheese made in-house goes into the crepes here, the restaurant's biggest draw. Also highly recommended: the steak and eggs breakfast sandwich or the Northwest halibut.

Last year, Mozart's reinvented itself. It's always been well-respected, but now it's a sure-bet. Expect German recipes, sure, but that theme isn't overblown. It's blended instead with other European dishes and a few generic but well-constructed options, too. There's also been a shift towards house cocktails, and the restaurant presents a strong list.

How can you not crave German food in Leavenworth? Thankfully, this place has your schnitzel and sausage hankerings covered. Wash it all down with 20 choices of German and domestic beers on tap.

The cozy patio at Munchen Haus is almost always packed, and for good reason. These brats are darn tasty, and there's a wall of mustard options and house-made sauerkraut to top them with. Pair with Icicle Brewing Company beer.

The outdoor patio here is as much of a draw as the brats, and on super hot days there are misters to keep you cool. The sausage is made in-house and there's a great selection including currywurst, kielbasa, chorizo, and more.

An absolutely astounding list of local and Italian wines complements the selection of Neapolitan pizzas baked in a wood-fired oven. House-made sausages are excellent, too; they're also featured at Leavenworth Sausage Garten.

There are three great dining options at the dreamy Sleeping Lady Resort, and you won't have to contend with downtown Leavenworth's challenging parking situation to enjoy them. Grab cocktails or a beer on the patio at The Grotto, go casual with impressive mountain views at O'Grady's Pantry, or enjoy a more upscale experience at The Kingfisher restaurant. All source locally and the parking is free.