Two brothers are your hosts in this city centre restaurant. International dishes with a Mediterranean influence are served in a modern atmosphere.

Situated centrally by the Goethe house in a former tram waiting room with kiosk is this lively and pleasantly relaxed restaurant. A good wine selection accompanies the delicious seasonal food.

If you enjoy a glass of good wine with contemporary cuisine, you are sure to find what you are looking for here at Riz. Its comprehensive wine list offers 350 different selections, largely Spanish reds and German whites. Light and minimalistic decor.

Informal, just as you would expect from a typical bistro, this is a popular meeting place for bankers and business people, so make sure you book ahead. The Wiener Schnitzel with cucumber salad and cranberries is particularly recommended.

There is a Japanese restaurant in the hotel cellar. In the Teppanyaki area food is prepared before your eyes on the traditional iron griddle. There is also a sushi bar.

Someone here has both talent and technical skill, and that someone is Patrick Bittner. He uses his expertise to transform high quality produce into creative classic dishes. The Kaminzimmer and winter garden provide a touch of elegance, while the cour..

Martin Steiner worked in a number of well-known restaurants including Jagdhof Glashütte and Johann Lafer's Stromburg before coming to Max on One. Here he serves up Frankfurt classics and grilled dishes with a hint of his Austrian homeland. The smart ..

Located in Frankfurt's Fressgass' this townhouse has a pastry shop with all manner of dainty treats, and a cosy classic restaurant over three floors. To accompany the delicious French inspired dishes you can choose from around 500 wines.

Dining at the Seven Swans, built in 1838, is more like eating with your neighbours than in a restaurant. This is thanks to the charming staff and the intimate feel - with a surface area of 4 x 10m on each floor this is the narrowest building in the c..

187m above the ground, the Main Tower offers impressive views over Frankfurt, and ambitious, international cuisine in a modern setting. Set menu only in the evenings.

A restaurant offering typical Chinese fare in a Chinese setting with a choice of three dining options. The Bamboo Lounge, the Shanghai Suite or an intimate private dining room.

The atmosphere is authentic and austere, just as you might expect from a Japanese restaurant. Explore the many facets of Japanese cuisine including sushi and teppanyaki.

With its comfortable bench seats upholstered in black leather, impressive brick arches and clever lighting, this restaurant is definitely the place to see and be seen.

After many years at Brenners Park Restaurant, Andreas Krolik has returned to his roots at the Tigerpalast and Varieté Theater. He prepares classically modern cuisine.