Hotel Gasthaus Zur Linde

A beloved fixture in the valley, this restaurant is part of the long-established hotel of the same name, located right in the heart of the village on the banks of Glotter River. In its rustic yet elegant interiors, diners are waited on by a friendly front-of-house team. For decades, the kitchen has showcased the best of Baden and French cuisine, with a pronounced emphasis on seasonality – be it game, mushrooms or asparagus. Both at lunchtime and in the evenings, the cooking is ambitious. Dishes such as grilled octopus served on a bed of curried lentils and vegetables, or veal loin in a cream s

This traditional 16C inn right next to the church has been rebuilt in a way that is absolutely true to the original. You will feel completely at home in the lovingly decorated restaurant, thanks not only to the atmosphere and the competent, charming front-of-house team, but also of course to the high-quality food. Many ingredients come from the region. Plus they have cosy guestrooms.

A real must for lovers of Italian food! Federico Campolattano serves up delicious dishes that are scrupulously ingredient-led, pleasingly pared down, and rife with beautifully balanced contrasting flavours. Diners have a choice between "Das moderne Menü": a set menu comprising five, six or nine courses – you might be tempted by the "Octopus and its Neapolitan History" or the cheese menu featuring five DOP Parmesans of varying ripeness. Alternatively, there is "Das traditionelle Menü": a three- or four-course set menu. The wine list is predominantly Italian. Housed in a historical building in a

Savour classic Baden fare with French and international influences in these cosy, quintessentially "Black Forest" dining rooms. In winter, for example, the game and goose dishes are popular. In summer, there is outside seating in the Adler Gärtle. The service is friendly and there are comfortable guestrooms, some simpler than others.

Martin Fauster has found his feet in Freiburg, turning this restaurant into a mecca for foodies from the local area and beyond. Here in this beautifully maintained historical building in the pedestrian area, he keeps to his established path, serving up classically inspired cuisine. The quality of produce is remarkable, not least when it comes to the game dishes – the highlight being the distinctive, impeccably crafted sauces. The chef's Austrian homeland is also represented on the well-curated menu, with dishes such as Backhendl (breaded fried chicken) and Topfenknödel (curd dumplings). The fr

This restaurant housed in the Hotel Schwarzwälder Hof in Freiburg's old town boasts a relaxed atmosphere and food that is by no means run-of-the-mill. The kitchen has no need for luxury ingredients and instead shines the spotlight on supposedly humbler, but high-quality and strictly regional produce. The wonderful sourdough bread is baked in-house, and fermented components are seamlessly woven into the dishes. The seven-course set menu (which can be extended by a further two courses) features highly interesting and innovative combinations such as "pike, cauliflower, hazelnut", "venison, chervi

Nicolai Heuer and Yannik Spielmann are living out their responsible culinary philosophy in this pleasingly unpretentious restaurant. Using ingredients from their own garden in St Georgen and from organic producers in the region, they devise a set menu that changes with the seasons – a vegetarian version is also available. Mains such as smoked catfish, organic potatoes, physalis, and exciting desserts such as ice cream made from roasted potato peel, pear Hélène hit the spot with their interesting contrasts and full-bodied flavours. Wednesday is "Bistro" night, when a smaller menu and an à la ca