Die besten Restaurants mit Gourmetrestaurant Essen in Mannheim

Always worth a visit! Consistent top quality cuisine is always a taste experience. The service is absolutely professional, unobtrusively attentive, courteous and warm. Always a little enjoyable break from everyday life!

At lunchtime only the three-course menu is offered, which can be expanded with two extras - both highly recommended. The service is sometimes a bit inattentive when refilling drinks.

Enjoy the art, the culture and definitely the cuisine in Mannheim If you are looking for aromas and flavors of regional and down-to-earth cuisine, you will find what you are looking for in numerous inns, restaurants and wine bars. Speaking of art: Mannheim is a melting pot of different cultures and that inspires chefs to create impressive works of art and serve them up in every corner of the city, no matter how hidden. Timeless and contemporary food culture naturally sit side by side in the city of squares. Whether on wooden benches, armchairs or designer chairs. The artists in the kitchen pay attention to ingredients that come from the region. Farmers bring fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and meat from the fertile Rhine-Neckar region to regional markets and restaurants. These valuable foods are particularly sought after by the creators of the pots and are valued like gold. The love of pleasure - Gregor Ruppenthal The well-known restaurant “Marly” has moved and now offers classic French cuisine made from high-quality products in a smaller setting under the name “Marly Privé” - you can see the love of patron and chef Gregor Ruppenthal for France. Via “Le comptoir 17” you reach the small room at the back, where a maximum of 12 guests are served a menu with five or seven courses, and on Fridays with four or five courses. The dishes are called, for example, “Our octopus salad depuis 1999” or “Caught sea bass from Quiberon, leek, algae, pink onions” and are accompanied by a well-stocked wine list. The service impresses with attentive friendliness and a fine nuance of French charm.