Frankfurt, the largest city in the German state of Hesse, boasts not only financial and cultural significance, but also a rich culinary heritage. The city's geographical location has made it a historical hub for commerce and thus a melting pot of culinary influences from across Europe and beyond. Traditional Hessian cuisine emphasizes hearty meals, and while a significant part of traditional German food includes meat, Frankfurt also offers a variety of non-meat dishes to cater to different palates.
The famous Frankfurter Würstchen, a sausage traditionally made with pork, found its origins here. However, Frankfurt's culinary offerings have adapted over time with culinary establishments now also featuring vegetarian and vegan options, including local specialties reinterpreted for plant-based diets.
Neue Mainzer Straße 20, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
Famous for: Vegetarian and vegan bowls, creatively crafted plant-based dishes. (Vegetarian/Vegan)
Schweizer Straße 71, 60594 Frankfurt am Main
Famous for: Traditional Apfelwein, plus classic Frankfurt dishes often including apple wine in the recipes. Offers vegetarian options. (Vegetarian options)
Pariser Straße 11, 60326 Frankfurt am Main
Famous for: Fusion dishes with a regional twist and offering a selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes. (Vegetarian/Vegan options)
Mainkai 4, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
Famous for: Gourmet vegetarian cuisine and small, exquisite dishes with organic ingredients. (Vegetarian)
Braubachstraße 18-22, 60311 Frankfurt am Main
Famous for: Its contemporary take on traditional German cuisine, with a good selection of vegetarian options. (Vegetarian options)