Frankfurt am Main travel guide - where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany.
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Different ways to experience Frankfurt am Main's food scene.
DIY self-guided food tour
Build your own food crawl through Frankfurt am Main.
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Kleinmarkthalle, Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 - arrive at 10:00; try a Frankfurter Würstchen at Metzgerei Schreiber and Handkäs mit Musik at Hessische Spezialitäten Lotte (about EUR 8-12, ~$9-14, for both). Closed Sunday.
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Zum Standesämtchen, Markt 7, 60311 - a Hessian lunch of Grüne Soße with eggs and potatoes near the Römer (about EUR 14-20, ~$16-23).
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Walk across the Eiserner Steg footbridge over the Main to Sachsenhausen (about 10 minutes).
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Zum Gemalten Haus, Schweizer Straße 67, 60594 - Apfelwein and Rippchen mit Kraut (about EUR 12-20, ~$14-23); confirm opening days.
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Apfelwein Wagner, Schweizer Straße 71, 60594 - a second glass of cider and a shared Bembel jug next door.
Foodie tips
Get more out of every meal.
The Kleinmarkthalle is closed Sunday and closes at 16:00 on Saturday, so plan market tours Monday to Friday.
Grüne Soße is traditionally in season from Maundy Thursday to the first autumn frost.
Sachsenhausen taverns use shared tables; ask before sitting.
Tour prices on third-party platforms change by date and group size; confirm the current price and meeting point at booking.
Report allergies and dietary needs when booking; pork and dairy are central to Hessian dishes.