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A high-end German restaurant in Chelsea. Reviewers call the space cozy, describe it as easy to miss, and mention friendly service.
7 rated German restaurants
The best German restaurants across 5 Manhattan neighborhoods, ranked by star rating and how many reviews back it.
Moodap lists 7 rated German restaurants in Manhattan, spread over 5 neighborhoods. Simon in Chelsea leads the list with a 5.0-star rating from 23 reviews, and Upper East Side has the most to choose from (3).
Prices run from $ to $$$$. Common vibes include cozy, social, intimate. A perfect score from a handful of reviews doesn’t outrank hundreds of strong ones, so the places at the top are ones many people rate highly.
A high-end German restaurant in Chelsea. Reviewers call the space cozy, describe it as easy to miss, and mention friendly service.
A mid-priced German restaurant on the Upper East Side. Known for its hot cider.
A budget-friendly German restaurant in Lincoln Square. Insider tip: Visit during the holiday market season (November-December) as this is a seasonal pop-up vendor. Arrive early for popular items. Known for its Käse Krainer.
An upscale German restaurant on the Upper East Side. Reviewers mention settling in with a coffee, suggest it for an afternoon, and mention brunch here.
A mid-priced German restaurant on the Upper East Side. Reviewers come for the food and describe a high-energy crowd. Insider tip: Order the pretzel bun with a German sausage.
An upscale German restaurant in Gramercy. Reviewers mention friendly service, single out the food, and describe a high-energy crowd, though some mention slow or uneven service. Known for its Chicken Schnitzel.
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