Restaurants | World's Luxury Guide

Restaurants

Now it's time for culinary delights! Are you going to Paris, London or Barcelona, but do not know where to dine yet? Here is an overview of some luxurious "first class" restaurants in the most popular cities worldwide. Find out what the best gourmet restaurant is, where you can enjoy the most delicious and exotic seafood such as sea urchins with a glass of the best Fabergé.

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Fine Chinese Tea in Hamburg

Hamburg’s Chinese teahouse has been a hit with locals and visitors since opening in 2008.

Moscow Restaurants

The Moscow Metropol: a restaurant of the superlative kind

Lenin was here for a speech, Michael Jackson played the piano & the Ki

Upper-class elegance at the Parisian Le Meurice

It all began with an idea. Starting in 1771, post driver Charles-Augustin Meurice received rich British travelers, provided accommodations for them and arranged for the

Noma in Copenhagen: the best restaurant in the world

Whoever wants to visit the best restaurant in the world should head north. More specifically, to Copenhagen. Since René Redzepi, chef of the Noma restaurant, has knocked the

Eating Out: Moscow's Cafe Puschkin

This legendary three-story Moscow café is named after a café in a French song praising Moscow’s Red Square and hot chocolate at “Café Pouchkine”. It hosts dinners,

Eating Out: Michelin starred chefs in Le Grand Fooding

For 52 hours, a pop-up restaurant in New York will host a round-the-cl

Eating Out: London's Sketch

London's Sketch is a mix of food, music and art that you will not be a

Eating Out: Per Se, New York

As one of America's most innovative and successful chefs, Thomas Kelle

Eating out: Paris's Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée

1001 crystals glisten in chandeliers above tables that offer a view to the

Schneeweiß, Berlin

Schneeweiß, snow white, the name certainly fits. No matter where you cast your

reinstoff, Berlin

Berlin-Mitte, Edison courts: This is the new place to be in town since restaurant

Joël Robuchon, Las Vegas

Internationally-renowned French chef Joël Robuchon has amassed some 24

Petrocelli, Berlin

“Eat just like at mamas” – that’s the slogan which is proudly employed at

Café Hawelka, Vienna

The Café Hawelka was first opened in the 1930s after Leopold Hawelka and his wife

Café Sacher, Vienna

The Hotel Sacher is as much an integral part of Vienna as the State Opera or the iconic

Café Mozart, Vienna

It’s obvious that with such an evocative name as Mozart, getting a table here can

Café Frauenhuber, Vienna

The interior of a typical Viennese coffee house tends to be either sumptuously

Café Ministerium, Vienna

Why you may be asking yourself is this café called Ministerium? Well, given that

Café Prückel, Vienna

Admittedly there might be more attractive coffee houses in Vienna than the Café

Café Bräunerhof, Vienna

Bang! It was gone. The Englishman looked on irritated as the waiter, with a cursory

Café Landtmann, Vienna

If you’re planning to head to the Landtmann then ideally do so for a breakfast

Café Imperial, Vienna

Sometimes we all need a bit of quality time to ourselves and therefore tracking down

Café Dommayer, Vienna

Situated in the middle of Vienna bourgeois district, a stone’s throw from the

The Capital of Coffee and Cake - Vienna

No other city in the world can rival Vienna in terms of the sheer number of

Eiffel, Berlin

During a short visit to Berlin last year, the lady working at the reception of our

Restaurant Steirereck, Vienna

Restaurant Steirereck is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Vienna,

Wacker's Coffee House, Frankfurt

The aroma of freshly ground coffee is one of the most inviting smells I know. And