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Brandenburg's gastro sensation: New restaurant with a Michelin star!
Brandenburg's gastronomy is blossoming: New Michelin stars for restaurants in Berlin and Brandenburg in 2025.
Brandenburg's gastro sensation: New restaurant with a Michelin star!
Brandenburg is celebrating a culinary premiere: The “Sawito” restaurant in Falkensee has received its first star in the latest Michelin rating. This means that Brandenburg is now the proud home of three Michelin-starred restaurants. In addition to the “Kochzimmer” and the “Alte Überfahrt” in Potsdam, which have successfully defended their stars, “Sawito” shows that high culinary art is also celebrated in the region. Moz reports that...
What is particularly pleasing for the region is the award given to the restaurant “Wilde Klosterküche” in Neuzelle, which received a Green Star for its sustainable cuisine for the first time. This special star is awarded to restaurants that rely on regional and seasonal products and use resources responsibly. A real win for the gastronomy scene in Brandenburg and beyond!
Top Berlin cuisine under the Michelin star
On the other side of the national border in Berlin, the restaurant “Loumi” was recently honored with a star. In the capital, the Michelin star strategy is more successful than ever: with “Rutz”, which continues to shine with three stars, and four other two-star restaurants, Berlin is at the forefront in culinary terms. Kochfreunde highlights that...
With a total of 17 restaurants that now have a Michelin star, Berlin has recorded an increase of one star compared to the previous year. Renowned names such as “Tim Raue” and “Horváth” are represented among the two-star restaurants. The Michelin Guide points out that…
The new Green Stars
The newly awarded Green Stars focus on sustainable gastronomy. In Berlin these are not only “Wilde Klosterküche”, but also “Bandol sur mer”, “Bonvivant”, “Frea”, “Horváth”, “Nobelhart & Dirty” and “Rutz”. These awards honor the chefs' connection to the products of their surroundings and their awareness of the environment and nature.
A total of 341 restaurants in Germany were awarded at least one Michelin star, including twelve with the highest honor of three stars. With two of the best restaurants each, Hamburg and Munich prove that the culinary density is also high in the big cities.
The increase in Michelin-winning restaurants shows that a trend towards high-quality, sustainable cuisine is underway in both Brandenburg and Berlin. A great sign for all gourmets and gourmets who want to enjoy the region's varied offerings!