Our Haus, since 1980

A German tradition.
A Lake Jackson story.

Tables and seating inside Wurst Haus in downtown Lake Jackson
1980

Where the story begins

A familiar place.
A character of its own.

A downtown restaurant with German roots and a Lake Jackson address, Wurst Haus has been part of the town since 1980.

The original setting and the kitchen’s traditions give the Haus a thread that runs through its changing menu.

The founders and the restaurant’s own published account tell the story below.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE HAUS

German beginnings.
Lake Jackson roots.

Bernie and Marlice Bushbom founded Wurst Haus in 1980. Richard Wood describes working here through high school in the mid-1980s and carrying those roots forward.

THE CARES MISSION

Customers. Attitude.
Respect. Earnings. Service.

The restaurant’s published mission puts customers, respect and service at the center of its day-to-day work.

Read Richard’s official account

THE ADDRESS THAT CONNECTS IT

German roots.
This Way Street.

The restaurant’s history belongs to Lake Jackson as much as to its recipes. Its downtown address brings lunch, dinner and gatherings into the same local story.

Two recorded conversations below offer different perspectives: a television visit focused on the restaurant, and a later interview about building a business.

Official Wurst Haus plated entree with onions and sides; exact dish name unconfirmed

Great food. Serious brew. Better times.

Come for the classics.
Make your own memories.

Get to know the menu

THE HAUS, IN CONVERSATION

German roots.
A local story.

Two different conversations, with their original dates. Editorial coverage and a business interview are not dining awards or a promise of current availability.