With all of the Irish pubs that seemed to be within walking distance from each other you'd be…read moreforgiven to think that you weren't actually in Germany, but Ireland. Well, maybe it is just something strange with Dusseldorf, even though the two bigger cities that I visited didn't anywhere near as many Irish pubs as did Dusseldorf. Well, maybe it has something to do with the lack of things to do in Dusseldorf so everybody goes out to the pubs. Anyway, this is another nice Irish pub, but since I have already visited our others, it was difficult to distinguish it from the others. Personally I liked it, but that had something to do with it being quiet.

Noble attempts have been made Irish this shop conversion kind of a place up and while credit is due…read morethey haven't entirely succeeded where many Irish places abroad have. Still..this is a friendly and warm place Becks Gold is actually rather nice and refreshing if I can say that without attracting scorn! a generous 3.

We had the pleasure of having a delicious Guiness, surrounded by very pleasant company, while…read moretraveling in Düsseldorf a few weeks back. Walking in to Julio's it doesn't look like much, small, quaint, filled with regulars playing darts or watching people walk through the Alt Stadt. We sat down to have a drink and were greeted by the incredibly sweet owner who was playing darts with some friends. The atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly, almost like being at home with old friends drinking a few pints. I ordered a Guiness and the boo had an Alt and they were as delicious as expected. My Guiness was poured to perfection and the owner jokingly made sure I waited until it peaked perfection before sipping (sooo freakin darling). Julio's is a great spot if you're looking for something fun and local. If you want upscale this is not the place for you. Great service and great drinks, totally worth checking out!

We were lucky to have friends who live in Düsseldorf and booked a reservation for our party of…read moreseven more than a month in advance. The Christmas Market time in Germany is super busy and especially on Friday - Sunday. Schumacher alt is the oldest brewery in Düsseldorf. Established in 1838. Thankfully they have modern and clean restrooms to evacuate all the beer drank there. The ambiance of the place is a lively beer hall. There are picnic tables and banquettes of various sizes. The wait staff are intentionally a little rude. Part of their stick. The beers keep coming until you say stop. You get the house brew in 10 oz. glasses. The waiter makes a mark on a coaster each time he brings a round. When you have had enough be sure to put a coaster on top of your glass, or the beer will keep coming. The food menu is large and only in German. It is a good time to use the photo translation feature on your phone. The food was very good and a LOT! I highly recommend a stop here for an authentic German experience.

We really enjoyed this place from the layout to decor, service was great, food was unique and…read moreterrific , and the beer was great.

NFL on Sundays! What a lifesaver it was to find American football on not one but two screens! All…read morethe games coming to you live, albeit without sound replaced with music. The bar is a good size with outdoor and indoor seating. Food was better than expected. I had the fish and chips. Huge piece of white fish, perfectly cooked chips and a nice side of mushy peas. I didn't find German bier but there is Irish, American, and loads of cocktails. The wine serves are big. A fun place I would return to again. Cheers!

Great people and great atmosphere. The staff is fantastically multilingual and wonderfully…read moreaccommodating to everyone who walks through the doors. Weeknights are perfect for dining (great burgers, fish and chips, and ribs) and tossing back a few while playing trivia or just enjoying a local sporting event on the large screen TV's. The weekends can get pretty crazy... but that's the Altstadt area of Düsseldorf. I absolutely LOVE this place! If you ever find yourself in the area... give it a try. You won't be disappointed.

This is one of the most historical German breweries and I absolutely love its vibrant ambiance!…read moreThey are located in the very heart of Düsseldorf 's Altstadt (Old Town) and have excellent alt beers (the dark, slightly bitter brew which is typical of the Düsseldorf area and almost like a religion here). They also have a wide menu of regional and perfectly executed German delicacies, including the Schweinemett (raw pork) and Schnitzel. It's aways worth a visit while in Düsseldorf. Prices are very fair and the portions are super generous.

We stopped by for a quick beer on Sunday afternoon. There's some standing high top tables outside…read morealong with some picnic tables. Someone came by shortly after we got there and we were able to get beers right away. Definitely a great spot to visit on your Düsseldorf trip!

We stopped by on a Thursday afternoon and managed to snag a table outside. The alt beer itself was…read morelight and very drinkable. I went inside to use the bathroom and the inside is HUGE with tons of seating and very cool architecture.

The pork knuckle (20.80 Euros) is the thing to get here. I could barely finish half of it but it's…read moreperfectly cooked - delicious and crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. Super crowded and bustling, which probably explained the brusque attitude of the staff. They will keep bringing you beers when they see empty cups on the table, even if you don't drink.

If ya need a touch of Ireland in the middle of Düsseldorf look no further. Amazing friendly staff…read more Good crowd of like minded people. I didn't eat so can't comment on food but everything I seen go by me looked good. Definitely enjoyed myself. Cheers!

Well, where ever there are Irish there are Irish pubs, and that must mean that Dusseldorf has its…read morefair share or Irish because I counted at least six pubs within a short walk from each other. Anyway, this was the first I visited and the welcome that I received was so warm that I came back three more times (though I have to admit that the later experiences where anywhere near as good as the first - I guess it is the law of diminishing returns, and the bar staff didn't seem all that interested in a friendly chat). Still, considering that there are six other pubs, this once certainly did stick out from the crowd, even if only for the first impression I received.

I'm sort of in two minds about this pub. In the first mind it really didn't stand out a huge…read moreamount, and it certainly didn't stick in my mind for much after I visited it, but on the other hand it wasn't entirely all that bad. Okay, it was pretty quiet, and the interior was typical of your cluttered Irish Pub with lots of random things (including an old public telephone) covering the walls. However I only visited this place once, but then agains I only visited a lot of places once because either I was too far away, or there wasn't any real reason to come back multiple times. This pub, in the end, wasn't a bad pub, and while I wouldn't object to visiting it again, it isn't one that I would be hurrying to all that quickly.

This is my second favorite Irish Pub here in Germany. You'll get everything what you need, the beer…read moreis tasty, the prices are ok and the staff friendly. Don't miss the karaoke at the weekends, that is a peach!

First off, RESERVATION IS A MUST! We started with the Gunmandu and they were crispy and delicious,…read morea good starter for 3 people. Then we ordered Ganjang Chicken wings and Tangs Chicken wings. Each order is a kilo of wings which is about 25-27 wings. Both were very tasty but I would have to say the Ganjang wings were my favorite, a very delicious soy garlic sauce. we had pomegranate Soju to wash it all down. The atmosphere was like a dive bar and very small hence the reservations. To be honest it was a bit pricey but the quality of food made it worth it. I will definitely return.

Super cool little unassuming Korean gastropub where Korean cuisine and beer dance into the wee…read morehours of the morning. The fachwerk architecture, music, beer, soju and smells of cabbage, hot pepper paste, garlic and onion could let one mistake themselves as being in any small kneipe in Korea. Seriously.