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Restaurants in Oberstdorf

8 restaurants in Oberstdorf recognised by Der Feinschmecker, Michelin and Schlemmer Atlas. The ones most guides agree on come first.

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  1. ESS ATELIER STRAUSS

    3 guides · Kirchstraße 1, Oberstdorf, 87561, Germany

    ESS ATELIER Strauss at Kirchstraße 1 in Oberstdorf, a Michelin-starred restaurant serving modern cuisine in the Allgäu Alps since 2026.

  2. Das Fetzwerk

    2 guides · Freibergstraße 21, Oberstdorf, 87561, Germany

    Das Fetzwerk at Freibergstraße 21 in Oberstdorf: seasonal international cooking, a Michelin Bib Gourmand for 2026, and a bright hotel dining room with a sun terrace.

  3. Das Jagdhaus

    2 guides · Ludwigstraße 13, Oberstdorf, 87561, Germany

    Das Jagdhaus on Ludwigstraße in Oberstdorf serves regional Bavarian cooking in a listed inn with a beer garden. Michelin Bib Gourmand 2026.

  4. Alpe Dornach

    1 guide · Sesselweg 16, 87561, Oberstdorf, Deutschland

    Family-run Alpine dining with mountain views, game from local hunting grounds, and desserts made from generational recipes.

  5. BERGGOLD fine drinks & food

    1 guide · Bachstr. 10, 87561, Oberstdorf, Deutschland

    A world fusion kitchen and artisanal bar meet in Oberstdorf. Chef Peter A. Strauss pairs regional ingredients with global flavors in a relaxed lounge setting.

  6. Gasthaus Seeblick

    1 guide · Seestr. 11, 88709, Hagnau am Bodensee, Deutschland

    A historic family restaurant overlooking Freibergsee, recognized by the Schlemmer Atlas for its waterside terrace and reliable regional dishes.

  7. Ondersch Genusswirtschaft

    1 guide · Ludwigstraße 7, Oberstdorf, 87561, Germany

    Two restaurants, one philosophy: casual fine dining with Michelin recognition and creative streetfood, all using regional ingredients in Oberstdorf.

  8. Restaurant Mohren

    1 guide · Grenzenstr. 4, 88416, Ochsenhausen, Deutschland

    Chef Daniel Höfling crafts modern Allgäu dishes at Restaurant Mohren in Oberstdorf, housed in a building dating to 1478 with a celebrated wine cellar.