Oktoberfest Decorations
The traditional colors for Oktoberfest are light blue and white (the colors of he Bavarian flag). You can get blue and white streamers and often very inexpensive Oktoberfest banners at the party store.
For table centerpieces: you can use beer steins filled with flowers or they can double as centerpiece and snack by filling them with the long pretzel sticks. Have backup bags of pretzels to refill when needed. You can often find mini German or Bavarian flags at party stores as well.
Oktoberfest Music
Oktoberfest Food
Lee n’ Eddies has great food options so check out our current menu specials:
Double Chicken and Beef Buffet
Famous Fried Chicken, Herb Baked Chicken, Roast Beef in Gravy, Italian Beef au Jus, Homestyle Mashed Potatoes with Brown Gravy, California Blend Vegetables. Sweet Peppers, Giardiniera, Fresh Bread, Tableware, Warming Units.
$14.99 per guest (40 or more)
Old World Favorites
Roast Pork Loin with Gravy, Sauerbraten, Fried Sliced Potatoes, Spaetzle, Red Cabbage, German Style Green Beans, Baked Apple Crisp, Rye Bread, Butter, Tableware and Warming Units
$21.99 per guest (40 or more)
Oktoberfest Snacks
Jumbo Wisconsin Bratwurst with Sauerkraut and Fresh Buns, Soft Pretzels, Mustard, German or American Potato Salad, Tableware and Warming Units
$10.29 per guest (30 or more)
Southern Comforts
Famous Fried Chicken, Glazed Baled Ham, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Gourmet Mac and Cheese, Mixed Greens, Baked Peach Cobbler, Corn Bread, Butter, Complete Tableware and Warming Units
$13.99 per guest (30 or more)
Turkey and Glazed Ham Dinner
Sliced Turkey and Stuffing Wrap. Sliced Baked Ham, Choice of Homestyle Mashed Potatoes or Candied Sweet Potatoes, California Blend Vegetables, Cranberry Relish, Assorted Dinner Rolls and Butter, as well as Complete Tableware & Warming Units.
$15.99 per guest (30 or more)
$13.99 per guest without Glazed Ham)
This special pricing is good through 12/31/2023
Oktoberfest Party Activities
German Beer Tasting:
Have an area set-up where people can try different beers from Germany. Ranker.com has a list of 274 German beers if you’d like to get some ideas for what to serve and seriouseats.com has a beginner’s guide to tell you about the different styles if you are interested.
Yodeling Contest:
Get your guests laughing by having a contest for the best yodeler. You can give prizes for “Most Creative Yodel”, “Most Authentic Yodel” etc.
Pretzel Making (for kids):
Buy a pretzel making kit from Wal-mart or Amazon. Have different toppings for them to put on their pretzels.
Beer Race:
Set up an obstacle course for your guests to run through with a stein full of beer. They get points for faster time completing the course and points for keeping more beer in their glass.
Wurst Brat Toss:
Give each team of 2 a bratwurst and a bucket. Each team lines up across from each other at the same distance apart. Each team then proceeds to throw the brat and the other side catches it in their bucket. With each successful catch, the teams back up one step and do it again. The team that throws their brat the furthest without breaking it wins.
Fillen Zee Bucket Team Game:
Each team has a set number of players about arm’s distance away from each other in a line, each with their own stein or mug. At the end of the line of players is a bucket and at the other end is a tub of water. The person closest the tub of water must fill his mug with water and proceed to pour it into the mug of the next person in line. This continues down the line and the last person pours what’s left into the bucket. The first team to fill their bucket wins.
