Patisserie€€westendTue-Wed and Fri 10:30-18:00; Thu 11:30-19:00; Sat 09:00-16:00
Anna Reckmann's patisserie boutique on Reuterweg keeps gluten-free and vegan alternatives among its tortlets, beside macarons from her own workshop.
Tip: Closed Sunday and Monday, and Thursday opens later at 11:30. Ask the counter which of the seasonal tortlets are the gluten-free ones.
Eritrean€€bahnhofsviertelMon-Thu 16:00-23:00; Fri-Sat 13:00-23:00, kitchen until 22:00; closed Sun
Im Herzen Afrikas appears in the Zabihah halal index for Frankfurt, its Eritrean injera platters served halal at low tables on Gutleutstraße.
Tip: Confirm current sourcing with the house if strictness matters; the vegetarian platters sidestep the question entirely.
Turkish€bahnhofsviertelDaily 08:00-00:00, later on weekend nights
Bayram Kebap-Haus grills halal döner on Münchener Straße from breakfast to midnight, a Zabihah-listed staple of the Frankfurt station district night shift.
Tip: The counter runs to midnight and later at weekends, which makes it the halal answer to the Bahnhofsviertel's late hunger problem.
Kosher€€westend
Sohar's has served glatt kosher food at Frankfurt's Westend Synagogue since 1990, the city's certified kosher kitchen with papers published.
Tip: The house publishes its 2025 kosher certificate on its own site, and posts no fixed hours; phone ahead for meal times, Shabbat meals and catering.
Vegan€€€€altstadtWed-Sat 18:30-00:00
Seven Swans is the world's first fully vegan Michelin-starred restaurant, Ricky Saward's farm-driven surprise menu poured out on Frankfurt's Mainkai.
Tip: Book weeks ahead; the €229 menu draws entirely from the restaurant's own permaculture land outside the city.
French fine dining€€€€westendWed-Fri 12:00-15:00 and 18:00-00:00; Sat 18:00-00:00
Lafleur runs a dedicated Ethical Vegan Cuisine menu at two-Michelin-star level in Frankfurt's Palmengarten, a vegan line Andreas Krolik began in 2014.
Tip: Order the vegan line when booking, not at the table; the Casual Green lunch is its affordable weekday form.