Depot 1899 in Frankfurt's Sachsenhausen district is a striking restaurant housed in a former tram depot. The grand hall features exposed brick walls, steel grilles, and elegant lighting, blending industrial heritage with contemporary style. Guests relax in a welcoming ambiance amid high ceilings, leather sofas, and sturdy wooden tables.
The menu highlights authentic Hessian specialties alongside international flavors, including vegetarian and vegan choices. Options range from breakfast and lunch to dinner, brunch, and late-night drinks. The beer garden provides outdoor seating in pleasant weather. Ideal for events like corporate parties or weddings, it accommodates over 600 people. Its proximity to the trade fair grounds and excellent transport links make it convenient for business travelers and visitors exploring the city.
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