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Food & drink in Weinheim

Weinheim eats well for its size: a walkable old town full of cafés and restaurants, gelato on the market square, and the wines of the Bergstrasse right at the door. Here is how the local dining scene breaks down.

Restaurants

From regional Baden cooking to international kitchens around the market square and old town.

Cafés & breakfast

Breakfast and brunch spots in the tanners’ quarter and along the pedestrian zone.

Ice cream & desserts

Classic gelato parlors on the square, a summer ritual in Weinheim.

Bakeries & pastry

Traditional bakers and confectioners for bread, cake and coffee to go.

Wine & wineries

The Bergstrasse is wine country; taste local Riesling and Pinot in wine bars and estates.

Bars & nightlife

Relaxed bars and evening venues for a nightcap after dinner.

Eating and drinking in the Two-Castle Town

Because Weinheim is compact, you can graze your way across town on foot: breakfast in the tanners’ quarter, lunch near the market square, an afternoon ice cream, and dinner with a glass of Bergstrasse wine. The weekly market on the square (Wednesdays and Saturdays) is a good stop for regional produce.

The Bergstrasse is one of Germany’s warmest wine regions, so local Riesling, Pinot and fruit specialties feature on many menus. Planning a full day? See what to see, and once you know where you are eating, book a nearby room on the hotels page.

Stay near the good tables

Book a hotel in the old town so dinner and the market are a short walk away.