Frankfurt Stag Do

• Country: Germany
• Language: German
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Cost of a pint: €4.00
• Airport: Frankfurt am Main Airport
• Flight duration: 1hr 40 mins

Top Places to Eat in Frankfurt?

A stag do in Frankfurt will of course include a lot of food and in between all of your Frankfurt stag do ideas we are sure you will have worked up an appetite. Luckily for you Germany and specifically Frankfurt is known for its delicious food.  So make sure you look out for some of these delicious dishes. First up a classic, the Frankfurter Würstchen. The pork sausages are comparatively long and cooked in boiling water for a few minutes before served with a slice of white bread and mustard and horseradish.

If you are after a local drink then why not try Äppelwoi, it is their take on cider. The taste is usually a lot tarter and sour compared to what you may be used to from the UK, but it’s refreshing once you’re used to it. And for a dessert look out for the Frankfurter Kranz, it is a ring shaped cake with three layers along with buttercream icing and strawberry or cherry jam.

Now that you know a little about the local cuisine, where’s best to eat in Frankfurt? There’s plenty of hotspots to head to if you’re belly is rumbling, and because Frankfurt is such a hit with tourists there’s a ton of options when it comes to cuisine. For something totally new, what about a bite to eat at the wholly famous African Queen restaurant? Serving Eritean (East African) traditional dishes, it’s sure to be a meal to remember. Plus, it’s in the city centre for ease! Not everyone likes to step out of their comfort zone when it comes to food, but Frankfurt accommodates with classics like Pizzeria 7 Bello on Niddastraße. What better way to line your stomachs before the night out than some tasty pizza?

It may be small, but Frankfurt is extremely proud of it’s Germany heritage, and that shows with the passion they throw into their food. If you want to fully immerse yourself in the culture, get some German grub at the highly-rated Ebbelwoi Unser. You’ll feel like family as you work in, and you’ll leave in a food coma to remember. For a quick bite that’s a bit further afield than the city centre, head to the uber cool Heroes Premium Burgers. Themed with iconic villains and high bar stools, you can get a cracking burger to eat in or outside.

Bockenheim

An area that you can guarantee will always be busy, Bockenheim is the place that students love to congregate. This district surrounds the Frankfurt university, which means a lot of bars and nightclubs have popped up over the years to entertain big groups – perfect for a stag do! For a few drinks to kick off the night and toast to the groom, there’s no better place then Bockenheimer Weinkontor. Although it’s a mouthful, this chilled-out little bar has a massive menu of liquors to try in a relaxed atmosphere. The inside of this venue is pretty small, but the outdoor patio is what draws people in all year round.

For a place where you can catch up on the footy and have a rowdy round of beers, you’ll find a seat in Chucky’s Sportsbar. The most popular in Frankfurt’s Bockenheim district, the atmosphere is always loud and exciting and you might just end up staying until the end of night kebab! Chucky’s strips things back, but if you’d prefer somewhere with a wow factor then Ong Tao is the place for you. Primarily a Vietnamese restaurant, they also have a unique bar area that’s themed with Vietnam in mind and serves bespoke drinks and cocktails.

When the early morning kicks in and the bars close, Café Koz will open it’s doors to anyone and everyone for an evening of music and laid-back vibes. The graffiti-covered venue is a unique place that is all amount liberal thinking. A cross between a jazz club and music venue, Café Koz really stands out from the crowd in this area of Frankfurt.

Café Koz gives you an idea of why Bockenheimer got it’s name as Jazzgasse (Jazz Alley), but there’s plenty of other venues that play into that theme too. For live music on the weekend, there’s no better place than Jazzkeller. The leading music venue in the whole of Frankfurt city, it’s a treat that doesn’t coast much but is sure to leave a lasting impression on all the lads.

Kaiserstrasse/­Hauptbahnhof

Everyone has heard of the red light district that draws tourists to Amsterdam, but have you seen Frankfurt’s own red light district? The Kaiserstrasse area is renowned for being the urban, sex capital on the inner city and is perfect for a stag do in Frankfurt. When it comes to choosing a place to spend your night, sometimes it’s best to follow the sheep and go somewhere you know it going to be good. La Mex Lounge is exactly that, with top reviews, expert cocktail and enough space for a big group of guys to drink each other under the table.

Just up the road from La Mex Lounge is Red Light District Frankfurt nightclub, which is described by many as an adult playground when night time rolls around. A strip club, nightclub and bar all rolled into one, it’s a classic stop for any party visiting the German city. Possibly the opposite of that buzzing nightclub is Mercedes Reyes Cigarlounge. If you’re looking to get away from the loud music and big crowds, head to this petite venue for a strong cocktail and impressive hand-rolled cigars.

Sachsenhausen

All of the nightlife districts across Frankfurt have one unique selling point, which means you’ll have to visit all three if you want the full Frankfurt experience! For Sachsenhausen, it’s main magnet for groups of guys is the variety of nightclubs. It’s the place to party well into the early hours of the morning, so if you’re groom to be is a night owl than this is the place for you. For small and compact that still packs a punch, Clubkeller is a riot for drinking and dancing. The basement venue has occasional live music, plus a smoking room to catch a breather in between throwing some shapes.

For edgy techno music and a massive dancefloor, it doesn’t get much better than Ponyhof! This longstanding nightclub always has a DJ on, and more than enough room for all your lads to celebrate your best pals upcoming nuptials. Last but by no means least, we couldn’t write a Frankfurt nightlife guide without mentioning Voices nightclub. This venue doubles as a dance club and karaoke bar, so whether you’re groom to be is a massive fan of singing his lungs out or you’re looking for a hilarious prank, this place is perfect.

What Are the Reasons to Visit Frankfurt?

Always Improving

These days, Frankfurt really care about your experience in the city. They’ve taken pride in the old architecture that stills stands after the war, but built new and innovative experiences to fill the weekend too.

Main River

The city is picturesque on it’s own, but with the River Main you can enjoy great views, water sports and boat tours or cruises around the city.

Sachsenhausen Cider Taverns

Swap your beer for cider with Frankfurt’s well-loved Apfelwein cider. It’s deliciously crisp, and can be found in cosy taverns all over the city centre, especially in the Sachsenhausen district.

Something Different

Tons of groups go to Germany every year, but if you want to stand out from the crowd while still enjoying a short flight then Frankfurt is the answer.

Cheaper Than the Capital

It might go without saying, but you can easily immerse yourself in traditional German culture without the high price tag of Berlin – and still have a great time!

How to Get Around Frankfurt?

Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main Transport Association (RMV) pride themselves on looking after locals and visitors as they traverse around the city centre. Public transport in Frankfurt has come on leaps and bounds in recent years, with trams and trains being the main mode for cheap and easy travel in the inner city. You can catch a tram from hundreds of stops around Frankfurt, running all day with night busses covering from 1am to 4am for any party-goers to get home safe.

Alternatively, head to underground and choose from the S-bahn and U-bahn train lines to take you all over the city, plus into the outskirts of Frankfurt too. If you’re staying for a long weekend, we suggest you download the RMV app to buy tickets and navigate your way around the city far easier.