Germany is a must visit for food travelers thanks to German food favorites like bratwurst and beer. Check out our guides for Berlin and Hamburg and start planning your Germany food trip now!
Germany Quick Facts
All coffee roads eventually lead to Berlin thanks to a slew of third wave coffee shops percolating in Germany’s capital city. Read on to discover our eight favorite Berlin cafes for drinking specialty coffee and eating sweet treats.
Are you wondering what to eat in Berlin during your first trip to Germany’s cosmopolitan capital city? Read on to discover thirteen must-eat Berlin food favorites that you don’t want to miss during your trip to the booming German metropolis.
If you’re looking for an affordable hotel in Hamburg, see what’s it’s like to stay at the conveniently located Heikotel Am Stadtpark.
The Hamburg cafe scene is buzzing with an impressive number of coffee shops serving specialty coffee. Read on to find out our favorite Hamburg cafes in Germany’s most caffeinated city.
Wondering what and where to eat in Hamburg Germany? We ate and drank our way through Germany’s second largest city and returned three months later to do it again. Check out our Hamburg Food Guide with the best Hamburg restaurants, cafes and bars.
See what it’s like to celebrate the holiday season at Hamburg Christmas Markets.
Hotel Laimer Hof Munich provides a charming hotel option in the Bavarian capital, especially if you like castles and beer. And who doesn’t like castles and beer?
We stayed at Citadines Arnulfpark Munich during our visit to Munich, Germany. This apartment-style hotel offers comfortable rooms at a location convenient to good food, beer and coffee. Read on to see why we enjoyed our stay.
We’re obsessed with food and travel.
We love pizza, coffee, fine dining, wine, street food and cocktails. In other words, we eat and drink everything at every price point.
Check out our comprehensive food travel guides loaded with real-life photos and insightful pro tips.
While you’re here, why not try one of our easy recipes filled with eclectic ingredients?
Yes, we cook at home in Lisbon when we’re not traveling for food.
