Location: Bielefeld
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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Bielefeld: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Set on a pass between the northern and southern sections of the Teutoburg Forest, Bielefeld is home to about 325,000 people. Sparrenberg Castle, one of the main attractions, dates from the 13th century, as do the Altstädter Nicolaikirche (St. Nicholas' Church) and the Neustädter Marienkirche (St. Mary's Church). The city also figures prominently in the Bielefeld Conspiracy, a German internet joke that the town does not actually exist, but is rather an elaborate alien or government conspiracy.
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10. Bar 383 Grad
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By DjangoDjango
When i was in Bielefeld, I was brought here by locals(friends) that told me it was the best Pizza in town and a brand new place I remember the menu to be kind of small but it didn't matter as the food was very goodi remember having had great white wine as well The staff was very friendly and ready to help in english when my German was failing me The venue is very nice,i liked the style with the brichs inside and keeping the soul of the house mixing it with very modern itemsgreat palce for a romantic evening or an evening with friend when you want to talk I'll definitely come back here next time i am in Bielfeld
9. Tomatissimo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Florian254
This restaurant is situated in the middle of one of the smaller villages that became a part of Bielefeld a couple of decades ago but it still has some rural charakter and a nice setting with a small outside area for good weather. It is owned by a rich person who keeps it as a sort of hobby so the chef is free in his creations and the prices are well below what one could expect. The kitchen is a mixture of mediterranean and german (do not worry) in a very elegant way and you can get some interesting new creations and compositions. You can actually have a look at the kitchen team to see what they are doing. They do offerset menus in case the menu has too many options for you. btw the menu changes regularly with the season and only contains about a dozen or so items which in itself is always a good sign. The waiters do have a bit of a dry humor but if you test it out you can have a wonderful evening in a casual setting with really great food. And expect to be staffed by the end of the evening as well. The wine menu is extensive and does offer a good choice for reasonable prices.
8. Trattoria Vivaldi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
A smal Piece of Italy in the middle of Bielefeld. Trattoria means a small restaurant with down-to-earth but first class dishes served in a cosy atmosphere. The Trattoria Vivaldi stands for a warm and homey feeling and takes you directly to Italy. At our r
Reviewed By lurki0
Visited this Restaurant on a Wednesday Evening and no booking was required.The staff were friendly and helpful. After hearing my attempts to order in German the waiter informed me an English menu was available if required.The restaurant was clean, modern and the atmosphere was relaxed and warm.The menu was quite basic (Trattoria) we ordered a Pizza and a Lasagne which were both very good. The portions were large.The service was excellent and the prices for both food and drinks were very reasonable.
7. L'Osteria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By 229orens
I had the classic carbonara and my friend had the risotto, both dishes were well cooked and very tasty.i will recommend this place to all you Italian food lovers.Ciao! Grazie mille for your visit and your wonderful Feedback <3 Kind regards, your L'Osteria Team
6. Allegro Habichtshohe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Our restaurant stands for a culinary journey through central Italy in the traditional ambience of the Bielefeld Hawk's height. The traditional house welcomes you in its three restaurant rooms where a hundred-year history meets Mediterranean influence. The
Reviewed By Tony G
This is a really good place to eat and something of a gem, hidden away on the ridge over Bielefeld. Def worth a visit but be aware, the menu is only in German. I will be going again in summer when the terrace will be amazing but I suspect it will wise it book then.
5. Nohut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Rhabarber
NoHut offers Turkish-style dishes that go beyond typical Döner/Kebab. We had the stuffed aubergine (Imam Bayildi), which was very flavoursome, and the bulgar salad â which tasted like no bulgar salad I tried before. Wow! The menu offers a lot of vegetarian, and some vegan dishes. Servings were rather large.The atmosphere is a mix of industrial and rustic, a contemporary look that is, at the same time, cosy. We went for lunch and the place was quite busy. Service was quick and friendly.
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4. La Cucina Trattoria Italiana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
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Reviewed By Merz45
Booking is recommended - this is a tiny restaurant in the town centre and seems to be very popular. We really enjoyed our meal and were served with excellent wine, with a proper Italian espresso to finish up with. Cheerful staff and the fact that you can actually see your food being prepared in the miniscule kitchen are a bonus.
3. Las Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Julie C
Having lived on the Rock of Gibraltar for four plus years and having travelled extensively in mainly southern Spain, we know authentic tapas! On that basis I can heartily recommend both the cuisine and the ambience of this restaurant.The restaurant is very popular so make sure you book first. Like a lot of restaurants in Germany there is both an indoor and outdoor seating option depending on the weather. When we went it was a hot day and we sat indoors right by the sliding doors.The service is good the tapas is downright tasty! So tasty in fact that I would say it is the best tapas I have eaten outside of Spain. The menu is large and there will be someting to delight everyone. It's a great place to meet and eat with friends.
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2. Gui
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Caratime2
I had a lovely dinner with clients here recently, and it was a very lovely experience. The fish was excellently prepared, and though I was totally satisfied with my own selection, I couldn't help casting a longing glance at everyone else's plate. Though we sat outside - the weather was wonderful - I did get a look inside the restaurant proper with its open kitchen. Definitely worth a repeat visit!
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1. Jivino Enoteca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By mjnsr
We went out for dinner with some wine in a group of three. As it was freezing cold, we took a seat in the inside. The decoration was meant to be Spanish-Italian-general Mediterranean. The efforts were not sufficient for converting the medieval local German building into the Mediterranean café. We sat on rather narrow tables. The food on offer sounded good, but after the large starter platter for sharing, three main courses and desserts, we still felt hungry. By the time the bill arrived we could make ourselves familiar with their rather steep prices. We spent almost £30 per person (some 35â¬) on food and a glass of wine each, so I would hope to feel satisfied (or drunk at least).The orders in more detail: the wine was nice with prices suggesting excellent. I had the red housewine (light-ish Spanish red) which is good, but does not come with strong flavours. The starters were of good quality and served in small ramekin like pots. In general, the food was very salty but they still managed to produce a balanced taste. The main courses came without sides. The two meat portions looked very small and were confirmed as about 3 oz plus sauce. I had the fish-of-the-day which was a swordfish filet (estimated 4 or 5 oz) served without sauce but with some salad. The fish was fried with thyme and quite a bit of salt. This produced a nice texture and good flavours, but again the salt was at the upper boundary (personally, I'd do more thyme, less salt). The salt on the salad was just too much (it could do with some dressing rather than just salt and oil). The strong food was just too much for the light-ish housewine. Desserts were served in small ramekins again and were okay.In sum, the place is good for some (expensive) nibbles and drinks. It is not the place for taking someone out for dinner or starting an evening out with food.
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