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Dinner in a German restaurant is not just a time to quiet your growling stomach, but also an opportunity to meet some locals. It’s normal for patrons to share long wooden tables with other guests - so introduce yourself to your neighbours, attempt to mimic their pronunciations of menu items, and make room for others if the place gets crowded. And know in advance that service is not as attentive as many of you are used to at home. In addition to the traditional German dishes mentioned on the German menu page, you will also find unique Frankfurt creations like Grüne Sosse, a sour cream-like sauce flavoured with herbs, usually served with eggs or potatoes.

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Ginnheimer Wirtshaus

On the outskirts of town, this is one of Frankfurt's busiest restaurants and beer gardens in summer - especially popular with cyclists. Read_on (No Comments)

Haus Wertheym

If dark, small woody restaurants with beersteins everywhere are your idea of old-world Germany, then you must come here. Colourful tiles surround the bar area and beautiful hanging stained glass lanterns are everywhere. Read_on (1 Comment)

Klosterhof

Stop in for a bite to eat with a side order of inner reflection. This heavenly German tavern is located just behind the Karmeliterkloster, a Gothic monastery in the inner city. Read_on (No Comments)

Lokalbahnhof

This modern, minimalist dining room is a popular spot for both dining and drinking. Long tables are shared by many guests, and a list of daily specials covers the rear wall. Read_on (No Comments)

Sachsenhäuser Warte

Sachsenhäuser Warte
The restaurant at the foot of the eponymous defence tower from 1767 breathes history and charm – with some great food to boot. Read_on (No Comments)

Steinernes Haus

Steak lovers prepare yourself for massive portions of pork or beef served up on 300°C stones. You can prepare it yourself then choose from a sultry set of sauces, including curry pineapple, French, or classic garlic sauce. Read_on (1 Comment)

Conrad’s

Located directly behind Kaufhof in the city centre, this is a great place to take a break from shopping. It is predominantly German Read_on (No Comments)

Germania

You might want to stop by simply to taste their homemade applewine. Although the décor is bland, the food is anything but. Read_on (No Comments)

Maingau Stuben

Don't be fooled by the modesty of the adjacent hotel - fancy cuisine is served here. Linen table cloths and an extensive list of wines complete this fine dining experience. Read_on (No Comments)

Mutter Ernst

This no-frills place near Goethestraße and the Zeil is a popular spot to stop for lunch or beer during weekend shopping excursions. Read_on (No Comments)