Restaurants in Nuremberg
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Bratwursthäusle
Seared over a flaming beech-wood grill, the little links sold at this rustic inn arguably set the standards for Rostbratwürste across the land. You can dine in the timbered restaurant or on the terrace with views of the Hauptmarkt.
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Tucherbräu
Traditional Bavarian cooking is big in Nuremberg. It's a bit on the pricey side, but the best reason to head into this rambling traditional restaurant - aside from its excellent Bavarian and handful of international dishes - is the countrified beer garden hidden out the back, which feels far from the hubbub of the city. Service is attentive and it's handily situated near the Hauptbahnhof.
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Marientorzwinger
[ourpick] Marientorzwinger This is the last remaining Zwinger eatery (taverns built between the inner and outer walls when they relinquished their military use) in Nuremberg. Chomp on sturdy Franconian staples or a vegie dish in the simple wood-panelled dining room or the leafy beer garden, and swab the decks with a yard of Fürth-brewed Tucher.
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Heilig-Geist-Spital
Lots of dark carved wood, a herd of hunting trophies and a romantic candlelit half-light make this former hospital one of the most atmospheric dining rooms in town. Sample the delicious, seasonally changing menu inside or out in the pretty courtyard, where the tinkle of cutlery on plate competes with a dribbling fountain.
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Prison St Michel
This is one of Nuremberg's elegant gourmet restaurants, with the evening's fresh cuts displayed in the window. It's noted for its excellent sole and dorade, as well as choice cuts of prime beef; try the chateaubriand and lamb fillets. It's great for an intimate, romantic night out in a quiet street near the castle.
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Barfüsser Kleines Brauhaus
This Nuremberg institution is housed in an atmospheric old grain warehouse packed with copper vats, enamel advertising plaques and oodles of other knick-knacks. The cavernous vaulted cellar is the place to install yourself in the company of an Eichenholzfässchen, a 5L oak-wood keg of beer.
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Café am Trödelmarkt
A gorgeous spot on a sunny day, the 'Fleamarket Cafe' overlooking the covered Henkersteg bridge is an excellent choice for breakfast or lunch. A menu of salads, filled baguettes and a bevy of seasonal dishes such as asparagus or freshwater fish may soon see you back for second helpings.
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Burgwächter
Refuel after a tour of the Kaiserburg with prime steaks, Bratwurst with potato salad, homemade filled pastas and salads, as you feast your eyes on the best terrace views from any city eatery. With kids in tow, ask for Kloss, a simple dumpling with sauce dish (€3.20).
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L'Osteria
It's worth heading out of the centre for what is easily the best pizza in town. Help yourself to the large bottles of wine on the tables and pay for what you drink. There's an enclosed latticed terrace in warm weather. Take Tram 9 from the Hauptbahnhof to the Wurzelbaurerstrasse stop.
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Hütt'n
This local haunt is perpetually overflowing with admirers of Krustenschäufele (roast pork with crackling, dumplings and sauerkraut salad) so be prepared to queue. It's also a good place to down a few tankards of Franconian Landbier.
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Sushi Glas
Take a pew in this 21st-century sugar cube to watch the sushi chef deftly craft your order. When the mercury climbs high, enjoy your nigiri, sashimi and American sushi beneath the huge sunshades on the Kornmarkt.
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Naturkostladen Lotos
Unclog arteries and blast free radicals with a blitz of grain burgers, spinach soup or vegie pizza at this health-food shop. The fresh bread and cheese counter is a treasure chest of nutritious picnic supplies.
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Enchilada
This Mexican haunt with faux adobe walls does generous taco platters, burritos and nachos in a candlelit setting. Later on, the cocktail lists come out for the patrons flowing in from the Hauptmarkt nearby.
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Sushi Nagoya
This gaudy sushi bar in a former Bavarian pub has mean deals, such as a 'Bento' - miso soup, three pieces of sushi, a spring roll and chicken teriyaki - for €9.95.
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Bratwurstglöcklein im Handwerkerhof
Despite its location in the folksy Handwerkerhof, the sausages here are first-rate. Drei im Weckla (three links in a roll) will cost you loose change.
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Vegan Imbiss
Wedged between the facades of Luitpoldstrasse, this tiny snack bar offers meat- and dairy-free noodle-rice-veg combinations with a touch of Asian zing.
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Souptopia
Like-granny-used-to-make soups, backed up by a good choice of sandwiches, salads and other vegie options, make this a fantastic hole-filler.
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Kettensteg
Nuremberg's best open-air option far from the tourist march serving light seasonal twists on Franconian fare.
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Zunftstübchen
Historic place serving a reassuringly short and simple menu of Central European favourites.
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American Diner
For the juiciest burgers in town head for this retro diner in the Cinecitta Cinema.
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