Amadeus, German restaurant in Stuttgart city center, Germany
Amadeus sits in the heart of Stuttgart at Charlottenplatz and has a large bar and a sheltered courtyard with mature trees. The dining spaces spread across different rooms within the building.
The building dates to 1712 and once served as an orphanage for the city. Its transformation from a care facility to a restaurant shows how Stuttgart's public spaces have changed over time.
The restaurant serves the regional Swabian cooking that is part of Stuttgart's daily food culture, using ingredients from local producers. The menu shows how people in this area have eaten for generations.
The restaurant opens at 11:30 on weekdays and remains open later in the evenings from Thursday onwards. Weekends have adjusted opening times with varying close times, so it is worth checking the current schedule before visiting.
The restaurant hosts themed food events that showcase cuisines from different regions throughout the year. These occasions bring together different culinary traditions under one roof in an unexpected way.
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