Apfelwein Solzer is a german restaurant in Bornheim, Frankfurt.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The house pressing straight from the cellar, with schnitzel
Tip: Ask to sit in the Kelterhaus, the old pressing room; Saturday from 14:00 is the gentlest slot before the evening rush.
Address: Berger Straße 260, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Dauth-Schneider feeds the Klappergasse corner of Frankfurt's tavern quarter from 11:30 daily, a Bembel house pouring on this corner since 1850.
Order: The Frankfurter Platte of sausages and Rippchen for the table
Tip: Its long daily hours make it the fallback when smaller taverns close; the terrace under the trees seats big groups easily.
Ramen Jun built Frankfurt's ramen standard from a small Westend dining room near the Messe, broth simmered in-house daily and queues to match.
Order: Tonkotsu with ajitama; add the gyoza while you wait
Tip: Solo counter seats turn over fastest at peak; the Altstadt sibling Ramen Jun Red on Fahrgasse runs later evenings.
Moriki holds the ground floor of the Deutsche Bank towers in Frankfurt with sushi, gyoza and pan-Asian mains served across seven days a week.
Order: The nigiri selection with a yuzu lemonade at the park-facing terrace
Tip: Weekends are far easier than banking-week lunch; delivery boxes travel well if the towers are your office.
Im Herzen Afrikas has made Gutleutstraße a destination for Eritrean cooking in Frankfurt, injera platters shared by hand over carved low stools.
Order: The vegetarian combination platter with a glass of honey wine
Tip: Groups should book the low-table alcoves; Friday opens at 13:00 for a long unhurried lunch, rare on this street.
Saravanaa Bhavan anchors Kaiserstraße's Indian block in Frankfurt with all-vegetarian dosa, idli and thali service from morning until late night.
Order: The South Indian thali; the ghee roast dosa if you want one dish
Tip: Open from 09:00, so it doubles as the Bahnhofsviertel's best meat-free breakfast; weekday lunch queues peak at 13:00.
GRETA OTO gives central Frankfurt a Latin American dining room on Thurn-und-Taxis-Platz, ceviche and Amazon-inspired plates until 22:00 daily.
Order: The ceviche of the day, then anything from the charcoal section
Tip: The all-day bar makes it a rare polished walk-in option between the Zeil and the towers; lunch is calmer than dinner.
