The best French cuisine restaurants Germany

This brewery is located in a house that has had to be one of the most beautiful in the city before being damaged by the bombing. The interior will not disappoint you either: superb wooden and ceramic decoration.

The most beautiful view on the terrace of Munich, directly facing the opera. We also embrace the façade of the Academy of Fine arts. La Max-Joseph Platz is teeming with world in summer and winter. A cottage atmosphere on the ground floor where Waitresses's dressed dress offer traditional Bavarian cuisine. We are far from ndaxté and tourist trap. Please note that menus are more expensive on the floor.

Located in the exceptional setting of this romantic neo-Gothic castle a little out of town, the Schloss Halberg restaurant is one of Saarbrücken's finest. From steak tartare to escargots bourguignonne, the cuisine is French-inspired. It's just as creative: Scottish salmon with wasabi sauce, avocado and mango duo with rhubarb chutney... A light, limpid cuisine full of inspiration that's a pleasure to (re)discover.

A Parisian restaurant in the heart of Munich? That's what L'Adresse 37 offers: "neo-French" cuisine in a charming setting. The atmosphere is a blend of Parisian brasserie and sophistication. Inside, you can watch the chefs as they prepare the dishes and caramelize the crèmes flambées through the glassed-in kitchen. In fine weather, customers prefer the exceptional indoor terrace. The menu is sophisticated, featuring fresh, typically French products such as foie gras, while revisiting the classics. Don't forget to book!

Inside the Noack Art Foundry, enjoy the gallery that hosts temporary exhibitions, before settling in at the Bar Brass bistro or restaurant. The bistro offers small appetizers, perfect if you're feeling peckish, but we suggest settling in a little longer to enjoy the restaurant on the banks of the Spree. The cuisine is inspired by French gastronomy, the dishes are refined and the products are regional. We recommend the oysters au gratin with coriander, jalapeño, grapefruit and trout caviar, a delight.

Ideal for breakfast with many formulas (French, Italian, Nordic and even champagne for 22,50 €) served until, the charming Café Gnosa also offers a map of Italian or German dishes, quiches, salads, fish and meat that changes every week. You can also find the excellent, well-known pastries throughout the city. In the middle of the Saint Georg district, coffee is openly displayed gay friendly.

German and Italian cuisine for this gay and lesbian coffee, which welcomes everyone. Rustic atmosphere. Interior courtyard and outdoor terrace on a busy street. Ideal for small budgets.