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Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur
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Elegant space for upscale contemporary cuisine with Mediterranean influences, plus a vegan menu.
Nearby attractions
Palmengarten Frankfurt
Palmengarten der Stadt, Siesmayerstraße 63, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Tropicarium
Westend-Süd, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Senckenberg Nature Museum
Senckenberganlage 25, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten
Siesmayerstraße 61, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Botanischer Garten Frankfurt
Siesmayerstraße 72, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The Westend Synagogue
Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 30, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Grüneburg park
August-Siebert-Straße 22, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
EXPERIMINTA ScienceCenter
Hamburger Allee 22-24, 60486 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Spielplatz Zeppelinallee
Zeppelinallee 75-77, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Koreanischer Garten
60323 Frankfurt, Germany
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Siesmayer
Siesmayerstraße 59, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The Black Bulls Steakhouse
Bockenheimer Landstraße 92, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Oceans Restaurant Bar & Lounge
Bockenheimer Landstraße 87, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
L'Unico
Mendelssohnstraße 83, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Ristorante Isoletta
Feldbergstraße 31, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Umbra
Myliusstraße 49, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Cafe Extrablatt, Frankfurt
Bockenheimer Landstraße 141, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Mare Azzurro
Gräfstraße 89, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
BLOCK HOUSE Frankfurt Westend
Wiesenau 1, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Restaurant Lilium
Leipziger Str. 4, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Nearby hotels
Hotel Palmenhof
Bockenheimer Landstraße 89-91, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
SAKS Urban Design Hotel Frankfurt
Mendelssohnstraße 79, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Garner Hotel Frankfurt - Palmengarten by IHG
Sophienstraße 40, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Meliá Frankfurt City
Senckenberganlage 13, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Sophien Hotel Frankfurt
Sophienstraße 36, 60487 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Hotel West an der Bockenheimer Warte
Gräfstraße 81, 60486 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Hotel Beethoven
Beethovenstraße 46, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Hotel an der Messe
Westendstraße 104, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Hotel Liebig
Liebigstraße 45, 60323 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Frankfurt Marriott Hotel
Hamburger Allee 2, 60486 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur

Palmengartenstraße 11, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
4.8(244)
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Elegant space for upscale contemporary cuisine with Mediterranean influences, plus a vegan menu.

attractions: Palmengarten Frankfurt, Tropicarium, Senckenberg Nature Museum, Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten, Botanischer Garten Frankfurt, The Westend Synagogue, Grüneburg park, EXPERIMINTA ScienceCenter, Spielplatz Zeppelinallee, Koreanischer Garten, restaurants: Siesmayer, The Black Bulls Steakhouse, Oceans Restaurant Bar & Lounge, L'Unico, Ristorante Isoletta, Umbra, Cafe Extrablatt, Frankfurt, Mare Azzurro, BLOCK HOUSE Frankfurt Westend, Restaurant Lilium
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+49 69 90029100
Website
restaurant-lafleur.de

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Nearby attractions of Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur

Palmengarten Frankfurt

Tropicarium

Senckenberg Nature Museum

Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten

Botanischer Garten Frankfurt

The Westend Synagogue

Grüneburg park

EXPERIMINTA ScienceCenter

Spielplatz Zeppelinallee

Koreanischer Garten

Palmengarten Frankfurt

Palmengarten Frankfurt

4.7

(8.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Tropicarium

Tropicarium

4.8

(96)

Open 24 hours
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Senckenberg Nature Museum

Senckenberg Nature Museum

4.6

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten

Stiftung Palmengarten und Botanischer Garten

4.9

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Die letzten Tage von Pompeji - die immersive Ausstellung
Die letzten Tage von Pompeji - die immersive Ausstellung
Tue, Dec 9 • 10:00 AM
Heddernheimer Landstraße 153, Frankfurt am Main, 60439
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Candlelight: Tribut an Hans Zimmer
Candlelight: Tribut an Hans Zimmer
Thu, Dec 11 • 8:30 PM
Kaiserstraße 37, Frankfurt am Main, 60329
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Candlelight: Ed Sheeran meets Coldplay
Candlelight: Ed Sheeran meets Coldplay
Fri, Dec 12 • 6:00 PM
Schloßplatz 1, Hanau, 63450
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Nearby restaurants of Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur

Siesmayer

The Black Bulls Steakhouse

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L'Unico

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Umbra

Cafe Extrablatt, Frankfurt

Mare Azzurro

BLOCK HOUSE Frankfurt Westend

Restaurant Lilium

Siesmayer

Siesmayer

3.7

(983)

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The Black Bulls Steakhouse

The Black Bulls Steakhouse

4.4

(340)

$$$

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Oceans Restaurant Bar & Lounge

Oceans Restaurant Bar & Lounge

4.6

(218)

$$

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L'Unico

L'Unico

4.2

(474)

$$$

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Sam SrinivasanSam Srinivasan
It's the only two Michelin starred restaurant in Frankfurt and has been on my radar for a couple of years to try. Finally I was invited here by a customer and had a chance to experience it. Located in the old Palmengarten (royal greenhouse) in Frankfurt this is a cozy but small restaurant with a fabulous selection of wines. It seats about 25-30 guests max and offers a tasting menu of 5-7 courses. They also offer daily a 5-6 course Vegan tasting menu which is fabulous if you are vegetarian. It's near impossible to find classic French restaurants offer such an option almost anywhere as normal menu. Food is excellent and you can really tell the classic French flavours, tasty and not super rich. The balance is fabulous and the food was cooked to perfection. The service here is amazing and the sommelier was one of the best I have seen anywhere. Great knack for picking wines and he just chose them for us as we went along. Would come back here anytime. As a lover of French cuisine it's hard to find places that serve excellent food that is not too rich but packed with flavour. Highly recommended for its ambience and service standard.
Dennis IrmscherDennis Irmscher
The food is simply gorgeous. The products used are, as expected, of the best quality, their aromas skillfully composed and brought out, to finally be arranged into a small work of art on the plates. The two Michelin stars are certainly well deserved. The service does its work attentively but unobtrusively. The atmosphere is pleasant. Unfortunately, I have to deduct one star for the prices. Where I can still accept the prices for the menus, even if they are already on a three-star level, the prices for drinks are obviously much too high. Wines and eau de vies are sold with about sixfold surcharges. Even if one expects high surcharges, this is clearly too much compared to the rest of German top gastronomy, where one usually finds surcharges in the range of twofold to maximum threefold. The accompanying wine journey is of good quality, but glasses are often served with not even 0.1l. This leaves, despite the excellent food, a somewhat bad feeling.
Sebastian and Alexia IavasileSebastian and Alexia Iavasile
Dining at Lafleur in Frankfurt is nothing short of extraordinary. This two Michelin star restaurant is absolutely worth the detour — in fact, it’s worth planning an entire trip around. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel genuinely welcome with impeccable professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail. The food itself is on another level — every dish is a masterpiece, both visually and in flavor. Each course tells a story, blending creativity, precision, and the highest quality ingredients. The balance of textures, the depth of flavors, and the flawless presentation left me truly speechless. It’s the kind of dining experience that stays with you long after the last bite. Lafleur is not just a meal — it’s an experience of art, passion, and hospitality at its finest. Absolutely unforgettable. We got the 7 course meal with the wine pairing. It was impeccable. You will NOT leave hungry.
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It's the only two Michelin starred restaurant in Frankfurt and has been on my radar for a couple of years to try. Finally I was invited here by a customer and had a chance to experience it. Located in the old Palmengarten (royal greenhouse) in Frankfurt this is a cozy but small restaurant with a fabulous selection of wines. It seats about 25-30 guests max and offers a tasting menu of 5-7 courses. They also offer daily a 5-6 course Vegan tasting menu which is fabulous if you are vegetarian. It's near impossible to find classic French restaurants offer such an option almost anywhere as normal menu. Food is excellent and you can really tell the classic French flavours, tasty and not super rich. The balance is fabulous and the food was cooked to perfection. The service here is amazing and the sommelier was one of the best I have seen anywhere. Great knack for picking wines and he just chose them for us as we went along. Would come back here anytime. As a lover of French cuisine it's hard to find places that serve excellent food that is not too rich but packed with flavour. Highly recommended for its ambience and service standard.
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The food is simply gorgeous. The products used are, as expected, of the best quality, their aromas skillfully composed and brought out, to finally be arranged into a small work of art on the plates. The two Michelin stars are certainly well deserved. The service does its work attentively but unobtrusively. The atmosphere is pleasant. Unfortunately, I have to deduct one star for the prices. Where I can still accept the prices for the menus, even if they are already on a three-star level, the prices for drinks are obviously much too high. Wines and eau de vies are sold with about sixfold surcharges. Even if one expects high surcharges, this is clearly too much compared to the rest of German top gastronomy, where one usually finds surcharges in the range of twofold to maximum threefold. The accompanying wine journey is of good quality, but glasses are often served with not even 0.1l. This leaves, despite the excellent food, a somewhat bad feeling.
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Dining at Lafleur in Frankfurt is nothing short of extraordinary. This two Michelin star restaurant is absolutely worth the detour — in fact, it’s worth planning an entire trip around. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel genuinely welcome with impeccable professionalism, warmth, and attention to detail. The food itself is on another level — every dish is a masterpiece, both visually and in flavor. Each course tells a story, blending creativity, precision, and the highest quality ingredients. The balance of textures, the depth of flavors, and the flawless presentation left me truly speechless. It’s the kind of dining experience that stays with you long after the last bite. Lafleur is not just a meal — it’s an experience of art, passion, and hospitality at its finest. Absolutely unforgettable. We got the 7 course meal with the wine pairing. It was impeccable. You will NOT leave hungry.
Sebastian and Alexia Iavasile

Sebastian and Alexia Iavasile

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4.8
(244)
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1.0
2y

What a disappointment. We arrived for our 37th wedding anniversary and were hoping for something special. What we got could best be described as “mediocre”. The food was “OK” but nothing special. Very little imagination and nothing to excite the palate or eye. Our experience dining at Frankfurt restaurants has mostly been along the lines of “charge them a lot of money and the customers will think they are getting something special”. Unfortunately, Lafleur was along these lines. We chose the 6-course option, and I asked the waiter if I could exchange one of the courses for a specific dish from the vegetarian menu. I was told “no – I could have the potato, but not the risotto”. A more appropriate response would have been “yes, but it could cost more”. There was no interest if trying to satisfy the customer. The biggest disappointment came when it was time to leave. After spending a total of €613 for 2 menus, 1 glass of Billecart-Salmon Rosé (€33), Tap Water with bubbles (€11), 2 Biers (€9), bottle of wine (€124) and espresso (€6.10) and a €50 tip, the head waiter more or less threw our coats at us and then turned around without saying “thankyou”, “have a nice evening” or anything else. We could live with the mediocre food and the price. This is Frankfurt. There is no excuse for this level of service at a Michelin two-star restaurant. We have frequented many Michelin recommended restaurants in Europe and based on the level of service, I cannot recommend your...

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4.0
38w

Das Restaurant La Fleur liegt, wie in der Branche durchaus üblich, recht unscheinbar am Palmengarten Frankfurts. Wüsste man nicht, welche kulinarischen Höhenflüge sich hinter der grauen Fassade verbergen, könnte man meinen, sie beherberge eine Turnhalle des örtlichen Sportvereins. Lugt man dann doch zwischen den Vorhängen hindurch, lassen die edlen Sessel und das aufwändige Lichtspiel erahnen, dass Schnitzel mit Pommes hier, wenn überhaupt, in dekonstruktivistischer Manier serviert wird. Nach dem Erfrischungshandtuch und einem angenehm komplexen alkoholfreien Aperitiv mit Mirabelle und Zitronenverbene entscheiden wir uns für ein pescetarisches Menü. Der unangefochtene Star des Apéro: das Pizzakissen. Die hauchdünne Hülle zerbricht beim ersten Gaumenkontakt und gibt zuerst die Süße der Paprika, dann langsam die leicht bittere Olivennote frei, über eine halbe Minute entfaltet sich ein perfekt komponiertes Crescendo, ein vielversprechender Anfang. Das Minitartelette daneben kann mit satten Umami-Noten auch überzeugen, verblasst aber ein wenig. Der Gemüseshot birgt eine beinahe unnatürliche Frische, der Orangenschaum setzt einen zarten, gleich flüchtigen Akzent obenauf. Nach diesem gelungenen Start bleibt ein wenig Zeit, um den geweckten Appetit mit dem lauwarm servierten Brot mit 2 Buttervariationen und einer veganen Interpretation der Frankfurter Sauce zu genießen. Die Kruste bricht in der Hand mit einem vielversprechenden Knistern, der Gaumen frohlockt besonders in Kombination mit der äußerst gelungenen Frankfurter Sauce, jedes Kraut erwacht in angenehmer Sukzession auf der Krume zum Leben.

Es folgt der Hamachi, der sich geschmacklich erst in Kombination mit der Marinade richtig zu entfalten weiß – das Curryeis sorgt für ein gelungenes, warm-kaltes Wechselspiel auf der Zunge, der Wasabi bringt eine meisterhaft dosierte Schärfe, die ein zusätzliches sensorisches Element platziert, ohne die Gleichzeitigkeit der Restakteure zu dominieren. Auch wenn sich der eigentliche Star des Gerichts betont zurückhält – die Gesamtkomposition ist mehr als überzeugend.

Noch ein Schluck von dem wunderbaren Aperitiv und schon wird das nächste Fischgericht gereicht – der Skrei. Edvard Munch hätte diesem Teller wohl optisch einiges abgewinnen können, der letzte Skrei ist er aber leider nicht – zu übermächtig fegt schon beim ersten Gabelvorstoß die aufdringliche Schärfe des Meerrettichs über den zuvor so sanft gestreichelten Gaumen und weder der Kartoffelstampf noch die Champagnersauce vermögen es, diese orale Offensive noch zu bremsen.

Nun erwarten wir gespannt den Hauptgang – glasierte Artischocke, Kohlrabi, junge Erbsen, alles aufgefangen in einer Trüffelsauce. Optisch ein sehr gelungenes Kontrastspiel, der Trevisano als Gravitationszentrum des raffinierten Gemüsereigens. Ganz transportieren kann sich dieser Eindruck allerdings nicht, dem tiefen Umami der Trüffelsauce setzt sich zu wenig entgegen, eine funktionale, aber etwas einfarbige Harmonie, auch weil der Limequat auf der Zunge unerwartet blass bleibt. Die Konsistenz der Artischocke aber begeistert nachhaltig, der Teller formuliert ein „Vive le Véganisme“ wie er in der Sternküche zu selten vorkommt. Die grandiosen Garstufen des Gemüses wirken noch nach, genau wie das schleichende Gefühl, durch die bisherige Prominenz des Gemüses dann doch ein bisschen wenig Protein im Magen zu haben; doch bevor der sich regen kann, kommt auch schon der Nachtisch. Der erste Löffel, der erst sanft durch den fein knisternden Karamellspiegel in den Apfel der Tarte Tartin gleitet, um dann mit ein wenig Sorbet den Weg zurück zu finden, ist Dessertvollkommenheit der obersten Kategorie, eine Destillation des Apfelkuchens und gleichzeitig eine Differenzierung seiner Einfachheit – was die Patissière hier zaubert schlägt in seiner Brillanz den Bogen ganz zum Anfang. Großartig!

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5.0
5y

It's the only two Michelin starred restaurant in Frankfurt and has been on my radar for a couple of years to try. Finally I was invited here by a customer and had a chance to experience it.

Located in the old Palmengarten (royal greenhouse) in Frankfurt this is a cozy but small restaurant with a fabulous selection of wines. It seats about 25-30 guests max and offers a tasting menu of 5-7 courses. They also offer daily a 5-6 course Vegan tasting menu which is fabulous if you are vegetarian. It's near impossible to find classic French restaurants offer such an option almost anywhere as normal menu.

Food is excellent and you can really tell the classic French flavours, tasty and not super rich. The balance is fabulous and the food was cooked to perfection. The service here is amazing and the sommelier was one of the best I have seen anywhere. Great knack for picking wines and he just chose them for us as we went along.

Would come back here anytime. As a lover of French cuisine it's hard to find places that serve excellent food that is not too rich but packed with flavour. Highly recommended for its ambience and...

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