We had our Christmas Dinner at this place and it was a really nice experience…read more Friendly service and very good food quality. Another example for good traditional German food in a nice setting. Definitely a place I can recommend.

Rumpsteak so…read moredelicious $$-$$$ Merlot Oberhausen but expensive Have fun Bye

The place is connected to the Best Western Hotel, but still is good. The wait staff were very…read morefriendly and could also speak English. Beer is fresh from the tap, and the menu has a very international selection. Kind of wish there was more German food to choose from.

I've been here a few times now and it is a typical German brewery. The food is good and the price…read moreis okay for the amount you get. The portions are big! What I don't like about this place is that you always smell like you work inside the kitchen when you leave the restaurant. Other than that it's a good place to go for food or for a beer, especially for groups as there is lots of space.

Expected to try various brewery beers, saw a sign on table for fest beer. Ordered fest beer, they…read morewere out, ordered a dark beer brewed there, they were out. Only beer on tap from brewery was Gold, unfiltered pils. Was good. But disappointed could not try others. Food was good. Interior, seating and noise level were all good.

Deilicious food, great service, beautiful location. We enjoyed the amuse-bouche and our soups and…read moremain dishes. Mushroom soup was a bit salty and the weinerschnitzle was thicker than expected. Otherwise, it was wonderful!

A cute, typical German restaurant in Mülheim Altstadt. We had a delicious Sauvignon blanc, and were…read morepleasantly surprised when an amuse bouche was presented! A delicious shrimp in some sauce. I started with the consomme (a broth soup with some herb dumplings and vegetables) which was delicious and light. Table bread was delicious. I ordered the schweinshaxe which was MASSIVE. It was well prepared and the sauce was nice. Not as good as you'll get in München but it was good. I would definitely return to try more from the menu.

From the owner: Das Eventlokal "Gdanska" in Oberhausen bietet neben leckeren internationalen Speisen und typischen…read morepolnischen Gerichten auch kulturelle Veranstaltungen an. Zu den belibtesten Speisen zählen Pierrogis (Maultaschen), die Borschtsch Suppe (Rote Bete Suppe) und natürlich die Rinderroulade mit Klößen und Rotkohl. Der Veranstaltungskalender des Restaurants sieht u.a. Jazz- und Blueskonzerte, Buchlesungen, Theaterstücke und Fotoausstellungen vor. Wer Kultur liebt und dazu noch in Oberhausen wohnt, findet im Restaurant Gdanska seinen Künstlertreffpunkt gleich um die Ecke. Auch Besucher aus anderen Städten Deutschlands und aus den Nachbarländern zieht die gemütliche Kulturlocation an. Das Gdanska wurde bereits 2000 in Oberhausen eröffnet und besitzt mehrere Räume für die zahlreichen Veranstaltungen, die das Haus wöchentlich ausrichtet. Zum vielseitigen kulturellen Angebot serviert das Restaurant jeden Sonntag einen üppigen Brunch mit u.a. polnische Spezialitäten wie Krakauerwurst, Piroggen, Bigos und Würfelklößen in Pilzsoße. Außerdem stehen schmackhafte internationale Speisen auf der Speisekarte des Kulturrestaurants. Das Gdanska, der Name bezieht sich auf die Stadt Danzig, arbeitet eng mit der Stadt Oberhausen, dem Generalkonsulat der Republik Polen und dem polnischen Kulturinstitut in Düsseldorf zusammen.