Where to eat in Göttingen

16 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Göttingen. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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Cafe Botanik
This Persian cafe has huge bowls of spiced tea and delicious yogurt dips. The breakfasts are traditional German, not Persian.
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Cron & Lanz
The place for delicious Kaffee & Kuchen (coffee & cake) and people-watching from window tables on the second floor. Finest cafe in town, but the service is very reserved, and can thus feel a bit unfriendly.
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Kebab King
Ask anyone in Göttingen and they will recommend their personal favourite of the many Döner kebab shops in the city. Perfect after meeting the Gänseliesel and visiting the Johannis church is this kebab shop, which is an insider among students.
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Nudelhaus
Although the sign might lead you to think it is Asian, the noodle dishes here are more Italian-inspired; head past the spaghetti straight to the house-made wide noodles in fresh, inventive vegetarian, meat- and fish-based sauces. The Biergarten is wonderful in the summer.
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P-Cafe
At St Nikolai churchyard, nice little cafe-bar, wonderful place outside in summer. Good breakfast, delicious baguettes.
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Trattoria Salvatore
Delicious pizza and wine. Prices are slightly higher. The chef that gave this place its name is no longer working here, but it remains a popular restaurant.
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Bratwurst Glöckle
Kornmarkt 1
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Cafe Restaurant Palladium
Groner Str. 59
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Gaudi
Rote Straße 16 (Börner-Viertel)
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Imbiss am Groner Tor
German and Vietnamese specialities.
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Maharadscha
Good Indian dishes.
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Restaurante Fellini
Italian food.
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Taco Fresh
Theaterstraße 4
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Zum Szültenbürger
Prinzenstraße 7
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Da Claudio Eiscafe
Delicious Italian gelato.
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Tante Giulia
Theaterstraße 25, 37073 Göttingen, Deutschland
Freitag 12:00–02:00, Samstag 12:00–02:00, Sonntag 12:00–23:00, Montag 12:00–23:00, Dienstag 12:00–23:00, Mittwoch 12:00–00:00, Donnerstag 12:00–00:0020€-30€ per person

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Göttingen (CC BY-SA 4.0).