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Top 10 Fine Dining

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  • 1. Tantris

    Arguably one of the best restaurants in the world, Gault Millau awards Tantris its highest score – 19 points. Hans Haas’ philosophy of gastronomic pleasure is unequalled anywhere. This is a place for celebrating special occasions, revelling in top-notch cuisine, perfect service, and the expert recommendations of sommelière Paula Bosch.

  • 2. Königshof

    Located on the second floor of the Königshof hotel, this elegant restaurant has one Michelin star and 18 Gault Millau points. Out-of-this-world cuisine and a fantastic selection of over 800 wines.

  • 3. Ederer

    Star chef Karl Ederer works his magic on the second floor of a palace in the Fünf Höfe arcades. Served in spacious and elegant rooms, all items on the menu are prepared with organic ingredients, which are transformed into delec-table creations.

  • 4. Lenbach

    Opened in 1997, Lenbach is located in the restored Bernheimer Palais on Lenbachplatz. British design guru Sir Terence Conran based the interior on the seven deadly sins – a runway, symbolizing vanity, goes through the middle of the dining room. Ali Güngörmüs – Gault-Millau discovery of 2004 – conjures up creative magic with his fusion cuisine. Outdoor patio.

  • 5. Vinaiolo

    Characterized by a unique apothecary-style decor, this restaurant in Haidhausen is a blend of osteria, bistro, and vinothèque, serving up inspired Italian cuisine. When selecting the reasonably priced wines, be sure to ask the padrone, a wine merchant, for recommendations.

  • 6. Landersdorfer & Innerhofer

    Top culinary standards in the heart of the city – Hans Landers-dorfer’s Austrian-inspired cuisine satisfies even the most discerning palate. His potato bread, served with appetizers, is justly famous. Robert Innerhofer is in charge of the wine cellar.

  • 7. Kleinschmidtz

    A congenial bistro-style place in the Glockenbach district. Seasonal menus are inventive and always delicious.

  • 8. Geisel’s Vinothek

    Tucked away in the Hotel Excelsior, Geisel’s offers a selection of 400 wines and fine cuisine.

  • 9. Al Gallo Nero

    A five-star restaurant with a rustic air and Italian gourmet cuisine. Covered inner courtyard.

  • 10. Rue des Halles

    Parisian bistro ambience with an understated interior. Outstanding French cuisine; the mousse au chocolat is divine.

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