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Traube
Alemannenstraße 19, Efringen-Kirchen, 79588, Germany
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Modern Cuisine, Creative
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Alemannenstraße 19, Efringen-Kirchen, 79588, Germany
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Modern Cuisine, Creative
One Star: High quality cooking
MICHELIN Green Star
A beautiful historical house in the small wine-growing village of Blansingen. The couple who run the place have plenty of experience in high-end gastronomy (Maaemo in Oslo, La Vie in Osnabrück), and it's immediately obvious that professionals are at work here. Headed up by the charming Daniela Hasse, the front-of-house team is pleasantly informal, chatty and highly professional. Canadian-born head chef Brian Wawryk never fails to impress with his meticulous craftsmanship and well-balanced dishes. His modern cuisine is creative and focuses on regional products, including ingredients preserved the year before. Insider tip: in winter, try to bag yourself the small table in the "Kuschelecke" ("cosy corner") by the tiled stove! The leafy terrace beckons in summer. Bear in mind that Traube is also a great place to stay overnight.
"Our menu is the culmination of the day's harvest and can change on a daily basis due to the weather, season and terroir: the Markgräflerland region offers us many possibilities! We make sure that our ingredients come from within a maximum distance of 50-100km and we use them in their entirety."
Location
Monday
closed
Tuesday
closed
Wednesday
18:00-23:00
Thursday
18:00-23:00
Friday
18:00-23:00
Saturday
18:00-23:00
Sunday
18:00-23:00
Sustainable Gastronomy
3 minutes
1 Question, 5 Green Star Chefs: Is Veganism Sustainable?
Sustainability is a hot topic for chefs around the globe. It’s a broad term that everyone interprets in their own way, with each Michelin Green Star restaurant having its own individual philosophy. These varied approaches to green gastronomy are evident in the responses we received from five Green Star chefs to the question: ‘Is veganism sustainable?’