Germany

By day, chic café; by night, graceful restaurant. Opened in 2001, Alte Meister already feels like a city institution, providing breakfast until noon,...more

Chef Karl Wannemacher's charming restaurant, a Berlin classic, has been delighting Berliners since 1982, and over the years, his cooking has evolved in tandem...more

A notch upscale from a ratskeller yet still as authentic as they come, this busy, oak-paneled traditional restaurant sits in the back courtyard of the enormous...more

Sitting a half-block from the Viktualienmarkt, the city's upscale open food market, Zedelmayer attracts a cross-section of locals for its renowned...more

Though the service can be a little snippy—the waiters are used to dealing with ambassadors, presidents, and prime ministers, you see—it's worth...more

Four miles from the center of Dresden, this historic brew house and dance hall was established in 1898 on the banks of the Elbe River. Today, Brauhaus Watzke...more

Tall white arches supported by Doric columns, vast windows, globe lights, banquettes, and black wood chairs provide the classic setting for one of the hottest...more

This decidedly gemütlich café is located in what some consider to be one of Europe's poshest hotels, the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten. Condi is...more

This bar, restaurant, and six-cabin hotel is located in a bright red boat that once served as a floating lighthouse in the English Channel. The Feuerschiff (or...more

Though you might guess Frankfurt (given the Book Fair), Munich is actually the publishing center of Germany—and, indeed, of Europe. The opening of this...more