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Mammertsberg

Freidorf, Switzerland

Fine Dining & GastroEuropeanHotel Restaurant

Insider Compass

An expert assessment built on data, context and gastronomic judgement.

8.16EXCELLENT
9.0Plate
8.0Vibe
8.5Service
8.5Setting

RECOGNITIONS

Michelin 2 stars
OAD Top #226 europe
Gault&Millau 18

About Mammertsberg

Mammertsberg represents one of Switzerland's most exciting gastronomic destinations, where 2-Michelin-starred cuisine meets spectacular Lake Constance views in Freidorf. Chef Silvio Germann, crowned GaultMillau's Koch des Jahres 2024, has rapidly ascended to culinary prominence with his creative modern approach that showcases the finest local producers. The restaurant occupies a beautiful historic building that has been meticulously renovated by renowned Space Copenhagen design firm, blending traditional elements with contemporary sophistication.

The dining experience centers on deeply flavorful, creative dishes crafted with precision and artistry. Critics consistently praise Germann's ability to extract maximum flavor from premium ingredients while maintaining technical excellence. The wine program features over 1,000 labels curated by sommelier Giuseppe Lo Vasco, described as being of "extra class." With an 18/20 GaultMillau rating and impeccable 4.8/5 Google score across 247 reviews, Mammertsberg delivers a complete fine dining experience elevated by exceedingly attentive service that strikes the perfect balance between professionalism and warmth.

Good to know

Request a table on the terrace during warmer months for unobstructed Lake Constance views that enhance the entire dining experience

The chef

Silvio Germann

Silvio Germann has emerged as one of Switzerland's most exciting culinary talents, crowned GaultMillau's Koch des Jahres 2024. His impressive training includes stages at Schloss Schauenstein (Switzerland's 3-star temple), IGNIV, and international experience across Brazil, Spain, Austria, and Sweden, culminating in his rapid ascent to 2 Michelin stars at Mammertsberg.