4 Best Restaurants in Schleswig-Holstein and the Baltic Coast, Germany

Restaurant JM

$$$$ Fodor's choice

Owner Jörg Müller, considered by many to be the island's leading chef, serves haute cuisine in the gracious and friendly setting of an old thatch-roof farmhouse, which doubles as a small hotel. Restaurant "JM" offers outstanding dining with a seasonal menu that incorporates a diverse locally sourced selection of produce and fish.

Süderstr. 8, Westerland, Schleswig-Holstein, 25980, Germany
04651-27788
Known For
  • rustic Frisian atmosphere
  • local seafood, lamb, and beef
  • wine cellar
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues., Reservations essential

Gutshaus Stolpe

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One of the best dining choices in the region, Gutshaus Stolpe has held a Michelin star for more than twenty years. Located in an old manor house, the gourmet restaurant is open for dinner and offers a prix-fixe menu with international dishes. In summer, outdoor dining on the patio is a great way to relax. 

Peenstr. 33, Ückeritz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 17391, Germany
Known For
  • impeccable service
  • country-house atmosphere
  • excellent wine list
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Reservation required

Sansibar

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Sansibar is the island's most popular restaurant where a diverse clientele—basically everyone ever on Sylt—often make it a rambunctious night out by imbibing drinks with no regard for the morning after under the bar's maverick logo of crossed pirates' sabers. To get a table for dinner in the high season, you must reserve at least six weeks in advance. No lunch reservations are taken.

Hörnumer Str. 80, Rantum, Schleswig-Holstein, 25980, Germany
04651-964-646
Known For
  • Sunday brunch
  • seafood and fondue
  • extensive wine list
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Reservations essential in high season

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Wullenwever

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Committed to the city's maritime heritage, Wullenwever serves fish such as bass, halibut, plaice, pike, and trout, which is fried or sautéed according to local country cooking. It's certainly one of the most attractive establishments in town, with dark furniture, chandeliers, and oil paintings on pale pastel walls.

Beckergrube 71, Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein, 23552, Germany
0451-704–333
Known For
  • sophisticated dining
  • extensive wine list
  • set menus only
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Reservations essential