Restaurants in Wurzburg
Local specialties include Zwiebelkuchen, similar to a quiche Lorraine, and Frankische Mostsuppe, a light wine soup. White Franconian wine seems to go well with just about anything that shows up on a Würzburg table.
- Franconian
Alte Mainmühle
It’s a challenge to cross the Alte Mainbrücke (Old Main Bridge) without stepping into this timbered, two-story tavern perched romantically off one side of the bridge over the rushing current. A seat on the summertime terrace comes with nice views of river traffic, the town, and the…$$Around Town - Franconian/German
Backöfele
Even the locals don’t really know whether to call this place a beer hall, a wine cellar, or a restaurant, but everyone loves the cozy, stone-floored ambiance and the well-prepared traditional food served in huge quantities. A Würzburg favorite, pikeperch with noodles and a salad, is…$$Around Town - Franconian/International
Ratskeller Würzburg
This 500-year-old tavern with wood floors and frescoed walls tucked into the cellars of the Rathaus might seem like just another ho-hum rathskeller in the German tradition of a city hall cellar restaurant for its citizens, but there’s a difference here. Some of the nooks and crannies…$$Around Town - Seafood
Wein und Fischhaus Schiffbäuerin
One of the best dining spots in the region is this combined wine house/fish restaurant, across Alte Mainbrücke on the Marienberg fortress side in an old half-timbered building. Once the residence of shipbuilders, the house now specializes in freshwater fish such as pike, carp, char,…$$Around Town - Franconian/International
Weinhaus Zum Stachel
No other wine house in Würzburg is as old as this one, dating from 1413. And the well-burnished tables groan under generous portions of hearty classics like rump steak with onions and freshwater fish prepared according to old family recipes. In summer, you can dine in a vine-draped…$$$Around Town
