Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Ulm from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Ulm
Seestern in Friedrichsau and bi:braud in old town each hold one Michelin star and serve set menus and tasting menus. SIEDEPUNKT in Böfingen serves creative French cuisine with international influences, tasting menus and set menus, with an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service.
Seestern in Friedrichsau serves modern French fine dining and holds one Michelin star. It offers set menus and tasting menus, with an extensive wine list. It has lake views and a Nordic boathouse setting.
bi:braud in old town holds one Michelin star and serves modern German fine dining with seasonal ingredients. The restaurant offers set menus and tasting menus, has an extensive wine list, and serves craft cocktails.
SIEDEPUNKT in Böfingen serves creative French cooking with international influences in a hotel setting. The restaurant offers tasting menus and set menus, with an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service.
These restaurants combine clear cooking styles with wine lists and defined formats.
Treibgut in Friedrichsau is a modern European kitchen with German influences, set beside the Ausee terrace and supported by an in-house bakery, butcher shop, and ice cream factory. The service is sommelier-led. The formats include à la carte, set menu, and small plates.
Edda Brasserie in Stadtmitte is a seasonal German-French brasserie with an extensive wine list. It holds a Michelin Plate (2026) and serves à la carte and small plates.
Design Hotel Restaurant Löwen Ulm in Söflingen serves Swabian-international seasonal cuisine in a historic convent courtyard. The restaurant offers à la carte and tasting menu formats, with a wine list in a design-hotel setting and a clear seasonal focus.
Ulm has 2 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide, Seestern in Friedrichsau and bi:braud in the old town. Both hold one Michelin star, and both work with set menu and tasting menu formats.
Friedrichsau has 3 venues in our guide. Söflingen and Stadtmitte each have 2, while the old town and Fischerviertel each have 1. The city’s serious dining is spread across those neighbourhoods, with the starred rooms joined by a small group of modern kitchens.
Seestern, bi:braud, Treibgut, Edda Brasserie, SIEDEPUNKT, and Design Hotel Restaurant Löwen Ulm all have wine lists in our guide. Seestern and bi:braud mention extensive wine lists, Edda Brasserie also has an extensive wine list, and Treibgut is sommelier-led.
Seestern, bi:braud, SIEDEPUNKT, and Design Hotel Restaurant Löwen Ulm all offer tasting menu formats in our guide. Seestern and bi:braud are the starred names, while SIEDEPUNKT in Böfingen and the Löwen restaurant in Söflingen extend that format beyond the centre.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Ulm.
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Holding a Michelin star in both 2024 and 2025, bi:braud occupies a distinct tier in Ulm's contemporary dining scene. The restaurant sits at the upper end of the city's price bracket, offering a modern European format that positions it clearly apart from the mid-range contemporaries clustered across the old town. For serious diners passing through Baden-Württemberg, it represents the clearest case for a dedicated reservation.
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Seestern holds a Michelin star earned in both 2024 and 2025, operating from within Hotel LAGO on Ulm's Friedrichsau peninsula under chef Takeshi Morooka. The kitchen works in a Modern French register, positioning it at the summit of Ulm's fine dining bracket and above the city's contemporary mid-range scene. For serious diners passing through Baden-Württemberg, it represents the highest-credentialed table the city currently offers.
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Among Ulm's mid-range contemporary restaurants, Treibgut holds both a Michelin Plate (2025) and a Bib Gourmand (2024), a dual recognition that signals serious cooking at accessible prices. Set in Friedrichsau, the city's riverside park district, it sits apart from the Altstadt's tourist circuit.
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Set within a design hotel on Klosterhof 41 in Ulm's historic centre, the restaurant at Hotel Löwen occupies a city where serious dining has been quietly consolidating around a smaller group of committed kitchens. Visitors looking for design-led hospitality paired with considered food will find the property sits within that broader Ulm fine-dining conversation, alongside peers such as bi:braud and Seestern.
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A Michelin Plate-recognised brasserie on Platzgasse in Ulm's old town, Edda Brasserie works a seasonal menu at mid-range prices, placing it firmly in the accessible end of the city's recognised dining tier. It sits a price bracket below Ulm's starred counters, making it a practical entry point into the city's serious seasonal cooking scene.
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100 Grad Restaurant occupies a specific address in Ulm's dining scene at Eberhard-Finckh-Straße 17, where the city's appetite for considered, independent restaurants continues to grow. Positioned in a mid-sized German city that punches above its population in gastronomic ambition, it sits alongside a small cohort of venues that take the table seriously. Visitors looking for an alternative to Ulm's more established names will find it worth investigating.
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Del Tufo occupies a quiet address on Bleichstraße in Ulm's city centre, bringing Italian cooking rooted in ingredient provenance to a dining scene more commonly associated with Swabian tradition. The kitchen draws on produce sourced from the Italian peninsula, placing it in a different register from Ulm's contemporary German fine-dining establishments. For those tracking the city's broader shift toward regional and origin-led cooking, it warrants attention.
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Dolce Cocktailbar occupies a Kronengasse address in Ulm's old town, operating within a German mid-sized city bar scene that has quietly developed serious cocktail craft over the past decade. The bar sits in the compact, walkable core that also supports contemporary dining rooms like bi:braud and Seestern, making it a natural stop before or after a longer meal. Specific menu and format details are best confirmed directly at the address.
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Gaststätte Krone occupies a address on Kronengasse in Ulm's historic centre, placing it within easy reach of the Münster and the dense network of lanes that define the old town's character. As one of Ulm's traditionally rooted addresses, it sits at a different point on the city's dining spectrum from contemporary operators like bi:braud or the Modern French positioning of Seestern, worth understanding before you book.
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KOBÉS "Burger & Steak" Restaurant #ulm #halal focuses on Premium Halal Burgers & Steaks in Ulm, with quick bite pacing, casual service, and a beer program for dinner or late night.
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On Frauenstraße in central Ulm, KÖFTEM / GEMÜSEKEBAB makes a case for ingredient-led Turkish street food at a moment when the city's dining scene is broadening well beyond its fine-dining anchors. The name signals the menu's dual focus: hand-formed köfte and vegetable-forward kebab formats that treat produce as the main event rather than a garnish. For a city of Ulm's size, this kind of focused, single-track street food operation is a relatively rare commitment.
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At Söflinger Str. 78, Köz Mangal brings the mangal tradition, live-fire grilling over charcoal, to Ulm's dining scene, occupying a category that sits well outside the city's French-leaning fine dining corridor. The menu's architecture is built around the grill itself, with smoke and char as the primary seasoning logic rather than a finishing note.
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Restaurant Zur Forelle sits on Fischergasse 25 in Ulm's old fishermen's quarter, placing it among the city's most historically grounded dining addresses. Where many of Ulm's contemporary restaurants occupy renovated interiors, Zur Forelle operates from a setting shaped by the river district's centuries-old character. For visitors orienting themselves in Ulm's dining scene, it represents one of the area's more place-specific options.
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SIEDEPUNKT occupies a precise position in Ulm's emerging fine-dining scene, where a small number of serious kitchens are beginning to draw the kind of attention previously reserved for larger German cities. The address on Eberhard-Finckh-Straße places it away from the tourist circuit around the Münster, in territory where the clientele arrives with intent rather than accident. It belongs to a cohort of focused, format-driven restaurants reshaping how Ulm registers on Germany's dining map.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Ulm.
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A Michelin Selected lakeside hotel in Ulm's Friedrichsau park district, LAGO hotel & restaurant am see positions itself at the intersection of natural setting and considered design. The waterfront address separates it from Ulm's city-centre accommodation options, offering a quieter register for travellers who want proximity to the Altstadt without sleeping inside it.
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me and all hotel Ulm sits at Bahnhofplatz 7, steps from the city's main railway station, and holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025. The property belongs to the me and all brand's design-led urban tier, positioning it as a contemporary option in a city better known for Gothic architecture and its place in German Swabian history. Guests travelling between Stuttgart and Munich find it a practical and well-regarded base.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Ulm.
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