Restaurants in Nuremberg

For those who want to get a closer look at the local culinary traditions, arguably the best restaurant in Nuremberg is the Heilig Geist Spital. Their extensive menu features all the local delicacies prepared according to classic recipes.

If you're in the mood for something lighter after a hearty local meal, try the seafood at the Japanese restaurant Sakura, where signature dishes include grilled salmon and shrimp with spicy sauce.

For lovers of Mexican cuisine, Nuremberg has the wonderful restaurant Enchilada, where you can find over a dozen types of tequila alone.

You can also try Georgian cuisine in Nuremberg. You will be treated to delicious food at Tiflis im Schloss Bismarck (Bismarckstr. 12), and they offer a wide range of original Georgian wines to complement your meal.

If you're longing for Indian cuisine, you can enjoy a meal in the most festive atmosphere at the restaurant Tadsch Mahal.

Approximate prices in Nuremberg restaurants are as follows: in upscale venues, breakfast will cost around 20–25 EUR, and lunch — 40–60 EUR. In more modest restaurants, you can eat for 12–30 EUR.

The best cafés in Nuremberg offer fairly cheap but equally delicious food: the stylish Fatal on Jagdstraße with a great menu and good service, Ulla on Schlotfegergasse 2 (Polish, Italian, and German cuisine), and Alex opposite the city hall (tasty food, large portions, average bill — 15 EUR).

Estimated prices in Nuremberg cafés: 7–15 EUR for breakfast, 10–12 EUR for a large pizza, 6–8 EUR for a meat dish in a Turkish or Asian café, 3–4 EUR for a mug of beer (or mulled wine in winter), from 1.5 EUR for takeaway coffee.

It’s customary to leave a tip in restaurants and cafés — around 10% of the total bill.