Markus Philippi cooks modern seasonal menus of three to six courses at the Romantik Hotel Residenz am See, with Lake Constance through the windows and winemaker evenings on the calendar.
The list: Regular winemaker evenings pair a four-course menu with a rotating guest grower's wines.
Tip: The winemaker evenings pair a four-course menu with a rotating guest grower, and those dates book out first.
Address: Uferpromenade 11, 88709 Meersburg, Germany, Baden
Dirk Hoberg holds two MICHELIN stars in a 1909 Art Nouveau villa on the Konstanz lakefront, where the guide praises a wide list that is strongest on regional wine and sparkling.
The list: MICHELIN praises a wide list that is strongest on regional wine and sparkling, with a sommelier on the floor.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: The Kuechentisch seats four at the kitchen pass and is booked separately from the main dining room.
Dirk Hoberg holds two MICHELIN stars in a 1909 Art Nouveau villa on the Konstanz lakefront, where the guide praises a wide list that is strongest on regional wine and sparkling.
The list: MICHELIN praises a wide list that is strongest on regional wine and sparkling, with a sommelier on the floor.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: The Kuechentisch seats four at the kitchen pass and is booked separately from the main dining room.
Three MICHELIN stars under chef Torsten Michel, served inside the Hotel Traube Tonbach on the Tonbach valley road, with chef sommelier Stéphane Gass running a cellar the guide calls particularly interesting.
The list: Chef sommelier Stéphane Gass runs the cellar; MICHELIN flags the list as particularly interesting and gave Gass its Sommelier Award.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: Gass holds the MICHELIN Sommelier Award, so take the pairing rather than ordering by the glass.
Claus-Peter Lumpp has cooked here since 1992 and holds three MICHELIN stars for classical French menus, with sommelier Teoman Mezda guiding a list the guide calls particularly interesting.
The list: Sommelier Teoman Mezda guides a list MICHELIN singles out as particularly interesting, across the hotel's dining rooms.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: Hotel Bareiss runs several dining rooms, but the three stars belong only to Restaurant Bareiss itself.
The Keller family's one-star dining room at Oberbergen pours from a cellar MICHELIN ranks among the best in Germany, with Bordeaux vintage depth alongside the estate's own Kaiserstuhl bottlings.
The list: MICHELIN rates the cellar among the best in Germany, calling out Bordeaux depth alongside German wines including the family's own estate.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: The restaurant sits at Badbergstrasse 23; the family's Weingut Franz Keller is further up the road at number 44.
Martin Fauster cooks a seasonal menu in a Freiburg old-town house on Konviktstrasse, with a wine list that leans on Kaiserstuhl growers before widening to Styria, Burgundy and Bordeaux.
The list: A list that leans on Kaiserstuhl growers before widening to Styria, Burgundy and Bordeaux.
Tip: Check the annual Betriebsferien dates posted on the restaurant's own site before planning a Freiburg visit.
Sophie and Stéphan Bernhard hold one MICHELIN star for classical French seasonal cooking at Augustaplatz, in the courtyard of the former Stahlbad bathhouse in central Baden-Baden.
The list: A French-led list matched to the seasonal menus, run by the Bernhard family alongside the kitchen.
Awards: MICHELIN Guide 2026
Tip: The dining room sits back from Augustaplatz through a courtyard passage, so allow a few minutes to find the entrance.
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