Sankt Ingbert, Germany
From Michelin Guide
In a chic space, Martin Stopp, who made a name for himself at LOUIS in Saarlouis, presents two exceptionally interesting set menus: Menü für die Seele (Menu for the Soul), which is pared back and ingredient led, and the creative, somewhat more playful Menü für die Sinne (Menu for the Senses). The former, for example, impresses with a perfectly cooked saddle of fallow venison with an exquisite black pudding crust and fresh cranberries, finished with a wonderful dense and intensely flavoursome shiso Rouennaise sauce. The other boasts exciting combinations such as veal and unagi, pea ash, myoga and mint. Both set menus are available in five-, six- or seven-course formats. The exceedingly friendly and professional service aligns perfectly with the sophisticated setting – even the chef and his team serve up dishes. Alternatively, there is the Bar Menu comprising nine amuse-bouches. At lunchtime, you can opt for the three-course Stammtisch-Menü or a five-course version of the evening fine dining set menu.
From Visitor Experiences
From Visitor Experiences
From Visitor Reviews
ATAMA by Martin Stopp in Sankt Ingbert offers several formats, fine dining set menus, a bar dining menu, an à la carte menu, and a lunchtime "Stammtisch-Menü." The main set menus are "Menü für die Seele", reduced and ingredient-led, and "Menü für die Sinne", more playful and creative, each available in five-, six-, or seven-course formats. The bar menu includes nine amuse-bouches, and lunch offers a three-course option. The official site also confirms a dedicated à la carte section and current opening hours.