Wednesday, June 18
Michelin star rankings: Berlin gains as Germany breaks record
The new Michelin Guide rankings have been released, and Germany now boasts a record number of starred restaurants – 341 establishments across the country have earned at least one star. Berlin, too, saw a notable boost: at the awards ceremony in Frankfurt am Main, it was announced that 18 restaurants in the Hauptstadt have been awarded one Michelin star – an increase from 15 last year.
Four Berlin restaurants were awarded two stars, while just one retained the coveted three-star ranking.
One star ★
- Bandol sur Mer
- Bieberbau
- Bonvivant
- Bricole
- Cookies Cream
- Faelt
- Golvet
- Hallmann & Klee
- Hugos
- Irma la Douce
- Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer
- Loumi
- Matthias
- Nobelhart & Schmutzig
- Pars
- Prism
- Skykitchen
- Tulus Lotrek
Two stars ★★
- Coda Dessert Dining
- Facil
- Horváth
- Tim Raue
Three stars ★★★
- Rutz
Three new names joined the list this year: Matthias in Prenzlauer Berg, Pars in Charlottenburg, and Loumi in Kreuzberg. Meanwhile, some previously awarded establishments dropped out. Ernst, which had held one star, closed in 2024. Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, the fine dining venue in the luxurious Hotel Adlon (where King Charles likes to hole up when visiting the city), was downgraded from two stars to one following a change of chef.
