Albrecht-Dürer-Stube
A half-timbered, family-run tavern near the Albrecht Dürer House, operated by three generations since 1951, famous for its freshly roasted pork shoulder and Franconian classics.
Located at Albrecht-Dürer-Straße 6 in the Old Town, close to the Albrecht Dürer House and St. Sebald Church. The tavern is housed in one of the city's oldest half-timbered buildings, with wooden pillars dating back to 1559. Seating about 50 guests, the leaded windows and reproductions of Dürer's prints create a wonderfully old-school atmosphere. The Höllerzeder family has run the tavern since 1951. The signature dish is the freshly roasted pork shoulder (Schäufele) served with red cabbage and potato dumplings (around EUR 18.5 in 2025), alongside homemade sausages and Franconian wines. It is only open for dinner on weekdays. With limited seating, it fills up quickly after opening, so calling ahead to book (0911 227209) is highly recommended.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat 17:30–24:00, Fri also open 11:30–15:00, hot food until 22:00, Sun closed; Nov–Dec: Sun 11:30–15:00, Sat–Sun 11:30–15:00 during the Christmas Market
Nearby sights
- Historic Rock-Cut Cellars (Felsengänge)
- Albrecht Dürer's House
- Toy Museum Nuremberg
- Weißgerbergasse
- Nuremberg Castle
- St. Sebaldus Church
- Nuremberg Bratwurst Houses
- Hole Dungeons (Lochgefängnisse)