The Station 100
Downtown Frankenmuth, Frankenmuth
Restaurant in Frankenmuth, United States
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Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
The Station 100 is the Frankenmuth pick for a planned, grown-up celebration rather than a casual tourist meal. Book it for modern European steakhouse cooking, a formal-leaning room, a wine program backed by a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence in 2026; value is strongest if wine is part of the meal.
About The Station 100
The Station 100 is a Frankenmuth fine-dining choice with a modern European steakhouse identity, a smart-casual dress code, a price of $85 per person. It is not open every day: the restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday, then operates Wednesday 4–9 PM, Thursday 11:30 AM–9 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM–10 PM, Sunday 3–8 PM.
Use it for a planned meal when the menu’s European and steakhouse direction fits the occasion. Signature dishes include Wiener schnitzel, Austrian goulash, USDA Prime filet mignon, rack of lamb, seasonal five-course Beef Wellington, Black Forest cake. The Station 100 also has a confirmed Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence for 2026.
A Frankenmuth splurge that makes more sense for occasions than casual dining
The Station 100 sits at the premium end of Frankenmuth dining based on its $85-per-person price point and fine-dining positioning. For diners choosing between other Frankenmuth dining rooms and a more deliberate meal, the clearest reason to choose it is the combination of modern European cooking, steakhouse dishes, a smart-casual setting.
The kitchen identity is broad but clear enough for decision-making: modern European steakhouse and fine dining. The strongest order strategy is to stay within that lane. The listed signatures point toward classic European comfort and steakhouse structure, including Wiener schnitzel, Austrian goulash, USDA Prime filet mignon, rack of lamb, seasonal five-course Beef Wellington, Black Forest cake.
Because the price is $85 per person, The Station 100 works best as a considered meal rather than an inexpensive casual stop. Diners looking for a lighter or more flexible outing may prefer other Frankenmuth dining options, while diners looking for a fine-dining steakhouse meal have a clearer match here.
The confirmed recognition is a useful trust marker
The most useful outside validation here is the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence for 2026. That recognition does not automatically guarantee every dish will suit every diner, but it does provide a confirmed reason to consider The Station 100 for a planned fine-dining meal.
That also affects how to judge the price. At the listed spend level, the restaurant is not trying to win on bargain value. It needs to make sense as a fine-dining meal built around its modern European steakhouse identity and signature dishes.
For visitors building a full Frankenmuth stay, use The Station 100 as a premium dining option within the trip. The broader city coverage can help with the rest of the planning: see our full Frankenmuth restaurants guide, our full Frankenmuth hotels guide, our full Frankenmuth bars guide, our full Frankenmuth wineries guide, our full Frankenmuth experiences guide.
How to plan around the posted hours
Plan around the posted schedule before building the meal around The Station 100. It is closed Monday and Tuesday, open Wednesday 4–9 PM, Thursday 11:30 AM–9 PM, Friday and Saturday 11:30 AM–10 PM, Sunday 3–8 PM. Sunday has the shortest evening window, while Friday and Saturday run latest.
Planning details
- Location
- 100 S Main St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734
- Website
- thestation100.com
- Phone
- (989) 262-8196
Venue details
Ambiance
Elegant, intimate fine-dining atmosphere with carefully plated dishes, slow-paced multi-course meals, and an emphasis on warm, attentive hospitality and high-touch service.
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- Dress Code
- Smart Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Formal
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Small
Signature Dishes
- Wiener Schnitzel
- Austrian Goulash
- USDA Prime Filet Mignon
- Rack of Lamb
- Beef Wellington (seasonal five-course)
- Black Forest Cake
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Station 100 worth it for a special meal?
It can be, if you want a modern European steakhouse and fine-dining meal in Frankenmuth. The price is $85 per person, the dress code is smart casual, the restaurant has a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence for 2026.
What should I know before planning a meal at The Station 100?
If you are planning a meal at The Station 100 in Frankenmuth, check the posted hours before committing, especially because the restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday and the price point is $85 per person.
What should I order at The Station 100?
Signature dishes include Wiener schnitzel, Austrian goulash, USDA Prime filet mignon, rack of lamb, seasonal five-course Beef Wellington, Black Forest cake. Those dishes best reflect the restaurant’s modern European steakhouse and fine-dining identity.
What is the dress code at The Station 100?
The dress code for The Station 100 is smart casual.
Is The Station 100 worth the price?
Yes for diners seeking a planned fine-dining meal built around modern European steakhouse cooking. The price is $85 per person, so it is less suited to diners who want a quick or low-cost meal.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Station 100?
The hours include daytime opening on Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 11:30 AM, plus evening service Wednesday through Sunday. No separate lunch menu or lunch price is here, so choose based on the posted hours and your preferred timing.
