Gay Basel Cafes & Restaurants

frühling café in Kleinbasel is a coffee lover's haven, known for its focus on fresh, regional products and specialty coffee. The café roasts its own beans, ensuring high-quality standards in every cup.

With a commitment to sustainability, frühling minimizes food waste and encourages personalized orders. Guests can enjoy their coffee with seasonal, organic food options. Frühling is also proudly gay-friendly and supports the annual Basel Pride Walk.

Bäckerei KULT in Kleinbasel is bakes its goods in the city’s oldest bakery. The shop is known for its fresh, homemade pastries and breads.

Using only local, additive-free ingredients, the bakery produces everything from sandwiches to croissants with time-honored craftsmanship. Whether you’re enjoying a bite in the cozy garden at St. Johann or by the Rhine, KULT invites you to savor their delicious creations.

Pro tip: Try the delicious bagels and don’t miss their homemade jam for a truly authentic experience!

Parterre One in Basel is a unique venue that combines high-quality dining with a cultural experience. The restaurant offers classic Swiss bistro fare in a relaxed, art-lined setting, complete with a cheerful outdoor patio.

Known for its lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy delicious food while soaking in Basel’s thriving art and music scene. Whether you’re in for a meal or to catch a live performance, Parterre One blends gastronomy and culture seamlessly.

Hirscheneck is a cozy neighborhood restaurant and bar in Basel, known for its relaxed vibe and excellent beer selection.

Located on a quiet street, just minutes from the busy riverside, it offers a simple yet satisfying menu, including great vegetarian options. On weekends, Hirscheneck transforms into a lively venue hosting live shows and DJ sets. The restaurant is openly gay-friendly, which becomes more evident with the events they host.

Chez Jeannot offers a charming Parisian-style dining experience right on the Rhine in Basel. The bistro is artistically decorated with works by Jean Tinguely, creating a unique and cozy atmosphere.

Specializing in Swiss cuisine with locally sourced ingredients, their Angus entrecôte and extensive wine selection are particularly popular.

Whether you’re enjoying a business lunch or relaxing on the terrace with a view of the Rhine, Chez Jeannot serves a feast for the eyes and the tummy.