Best Restaurants in Frankfurt

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Taverns that serve the region's famous apple wine.

Overlooks the peaceful Metsler Park.

Apfelwein, also known as “Ebbelwei”, “Schoppe” or “Stöffche” is Frankfurt’s most popular beverage for over 250 years, a type of apple wine served in traditional jugs and glasses, often enjoyed with Frankfurter Schnitzel or green sauce.

Frankfurt's nightlife district known for its traditional apple wine taverns and cozy pubs.

A spot for homemade sausages and quality meats.

A restaurant named after a German children's book, known for traditional schnitzel and sausage with homemade gravy, potatoes, and green sauce.

A restaurant where the blogger ate Frankfurt schnitzel, which is pork schnitzel covered in thick grains of salt and served with roasted potatoes and green sauce.

A place where the blogger tried apple wine and hand quesa, a Frankfurt staple consisting of sour milk cheese, onions, raspberry olive vinaigrette, and olives, served with brown bread and butter.

A place where the blogger tried a pint of a local wheat pilsner.

A restaurant in the Jumeirah Frankfurt hotel known for its continental breakfast and high-quality steak and grilled meats.

A place to try Frankfurt's apple wine, which can be mixed with lemonade or water.

A restaurant serving modern German cuisine with a twist, offering 360 panoramic views of Frankfurt.

Alten Limpurg Restaurant, is a place to try German wurst and beer.

The Apfelwein Galerie in Kleinmarkthalle is a place to sample Apfelwein (apple wine), a Frankfurt specialty.