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Le Moissonnier

A Cologne institution for creative French fine dining with two Michelin stars.

Le Moissonnier is a long-standing fixture of Cologne's dining scene, known for its creative French cuisine. Alongside the restaurant, the house runs its own wine shop and a bistro.

At a glance

Cuisine
creative French
Award
two Michelin stars
Attached
an in-house wine shop with a winemaker portfolio
Bistro
"Le Moissonnier Bistro" as a separate area
Food to go
starters, mains and dessert for home
Note
currently a short summer break for the bistro & food-to-home service

Concept & cuisine

At its core is a creative French kitchen that has earned the house two Michelin stars. It is complemented by a separate bistro and a take-home offering that provides selected dishes, from starter to dessert, to enjoy at home.

Wine shop

Le Moissonnier includes its own wine shop with a curated winemaker portfolio, featuring names such as Jérôme Bretaudeau, Marc Tempé and Domaine de La Préceptorie.

Practical

The restaurant, bistro and wine shop form connected parts of the house. The bistro and the food-to-home service are currently on a short summer break.

Map

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Address

Krefelder Str. 25
50670 Köln

Hours

Di: 12:00–16:30

Mi: 12:00–16:30

Do: 12:00–16:30

Fr: 12:00–16:30

Fr: 19:00–00:00

Sa: 12:00–17:30

Contact

0221 729479

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