Würzburg Restaurants

  1. Alter Kranen

    Franconia's superb wines - mostly whites - are bottled in the distinctive Bocksbeutel, a flattened teardrop-shaped flagon. You can sample some of the area's finest at the 1773 Alter Kranen beer garden and attached restaurant, Weingasthof am Alten Kranen.

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  2. Auflauf

    At this always-busy, unpretentious place with blue-and-white décor and timber tables, you can order gratins and the signature Aufläufe (casseroles) à la carte or create your own from a checklist of ingredients.

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  3. Backöfele

    Begin a memorable meal at this cobbled-floored, candlelit restaurant with Fränkische Mostsuppe - frothy Franconian wine soup with cinnamon croutons - and follow up with Backöfele's innovative twists on traditional game, steak and fish dishes. Bookings are recommended.

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  4. Bürgerspital Weingut

    Bürgerspital Weingut, is nestled in one of Franconia's historic wineries. Top end dining is, as you would expect, complemented by fabulous wines.

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  5. Le Clochard Bistro

    Warmed by an open fireplace, this cosy crêperie does authentic Breton galettes (savoury buckwheat crêpes) and sugar-dusted sweet crêpes, and also has a good selection of salads and pastas.

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  6. Weingasthof am Alten Kranen

    Weingasthof am Alten Kranen. Attached to historic Alter Kranen beer garden, this restaurant offers some of the best Franconian wine around.

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  7. Weingut Juliusspital

    At Weingut Juliusspital you can sample one (or more) of Franconia's superb wines. Bottled in the dinstinctive Bocksbeutel, a flattened teardrop-shaped flagon, a drop of the local white is the perfect accompaniment to the dishes served here.

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  8. Weinstein

    Sample Michelin-starred fare right in the vineyards at the northern edge of town, at Weingut am Stein's restaurant, Weinstein.

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