6 german spots in Bornheim & Seckbach, editor-picked by TableJourney. All of Bornheim & Seckbach's food · All german in Frankfurt.
Bornheimer Ratskeller ★ 4.5
Kettelerallee 72, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Bornheimer Ratskeller is Frankfurt's producer-driven Gasthaus, Bib Gourmand in the 2026 Michelin Guide and Falstaff's Gasthaus of the Year 2026.
Tip: This is the tavern-format kitchen worth crossing town for; the tree garden takes no bookings, the dining room does.
Bornheimer Ratskeller ★ 4.5
Kettelerallee 72, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Bornheimer Ratskeller holds a 2026 Bib Gourmand for regional cooking from named Hessen producers, in a leafy corner of Frankfurt's Bornheim.
Tip: Falstaff named it Gasthaus of the Year 2026, so book; the garden under the Kettelerallee trees seats far more than the room.
Apfelwein Solzer ★ 4.4
Berger Straße 260, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Apfelwein Solzer is Bornheim's fifth-generation cider house in Frankfurt, self-pressing since 1893 with a 300-seat garden off Berger Straße.
Tip: Ask to sit in the Kelterhaus, the old pressing room; Saturday from 14:00 is the gentlest slot before the evening rush.
Gasthaus Zur Sonne ★ 4.4
Berger Straße 312, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Gasthaus Zur Sonne has stood at the top of Frankfurt's Berger Straße for over 250 years, a half-timbered Bornheim tavern with a big chestnut garden.
Tip: The courtyard behind the half-timbered house is Bornheim's best summer room; the heated barn takes over in winter.
Apfelwein Solzer ★ 4.4
Berger Straße 260, 60385 Frankfurt am Main
Apfelwein Solzer presses its own apple wine in Bornheim, Frankfurt, in a house the Solzer family has run in the fifth generation since 1893.
Tip: The 300-seat summer garden hides behind the Berger Straße front; the old pressing house room is the one to ask for.
Zum Rad ★ 4.4
Leonhardsgasse 2, 60389 Frankfurt am Main
Zum Rad has pressed its own apfelwein in the village lanes of Seckbach since 1806, a Frankfurt tavern courtyard most visitors never manage to find.
Tip: Take the U4 to Seckbacher Landstraße and walk ten minutes into the old village; the courtyard is worth the detour alone.