Lohninger is an austrian fine-dining restaurant in Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Wiener Schnitzel with cucumber and potato salads, then the gluten-free Kaiserschmarrn
Tip: The Heimat classics side of the menu is far cheaper than the tasting side; both come from the same starred kitchen.
Address: Schweizer Straße 1, 60594 Frankfurt am Main
Carmelo Greco cooks Frankfurt's benchmark high-end Italian in Sachsenhausen, a long-starred kitchen still listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide.
Order: The four-course seasonal menu; summer's Sole d'Estate ran at €98
Tip: Reserve by phone or email rather than a platform; the dining room takes corporate parties, so weeknights book out early.
Restaurant Villa Merton serves Michelin-starred classic cooking in a diplomats' villa near Frankfurt's Grüneburgpark, with a €289 chef's table.
Order: The seven-course gourmet menu; a vegetarian version runs in parallel
Tip: The bistro menu of German classics shares the villa at a fraction of the gourmet price; the garden terrace is summer's best seat.
Masa Japanese Cuisine on Frankfurt's Hanauer Landstraße holds a Michelin star for washoku tasting menus that read Japan through Hessian produce.
Order: The Chef's Choice menu; the €115 lunch version is the shorter road in
Tip: The room seats very few and books out weeks ahead; reserve through the site rather than calling and watch for lunch releases.
bidlabu cooks a Michelin-starred farm-to-table menu in a tiny room on Frankfurt's Kleine Bockenheimer Straße, with four to seven courses under €125.
Order: The seven-course evening menu, the kitchen's full argument
Tip: Two fixed dinner seatings nightly; the €52 three-course Thursday to Saturday lunch is the cheapest starred meal in the city.
Sommerfeld earned its Michelin star on Weserstraße in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, serving one €159 degustation menu to a small evening room.
Order: The single nightly menu; announce vegetarian or allergies 24 hours ahead
Tip: Reservations open three months out on the website only; the credit-card guarantee is enforced, so cancel more than 24 hours ahead.
MAIN TOWER Restaurant & Lounge serves a Michelin-starred set menu on the 53rd floor of Frankfurt's Main Tower, behind an eight-metre glass wall.
Order: The five or six-course seasonal set menu at sunset
Tip: Ask about lift access when you book, since the restaurant sits above the paid observation deck; the lounge pours from 21:00 if you only want the view.
Carmelo Greco cooks Frankfurt's benchmark high-end Italian in Sachsenhausen, a long-starred kitchen still listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide.
Order: The four-course seasonal menu; summer's Sole d'Estate ran at €98
Tip: Reserve by phone or email rather than a platform; the dining room takes corporate parties, so weeknights book out early.
