Nice atmosphere where you share a table with other people. Some of the items not on the menu were…read morenot explained to me. The muscles looked very good, but I didn't know they were an option until the table next to me got them. Pork with pepper sauce and potatoes was good, but one of the pieces was burnt. Salad was good.

I go to Aachen once a year and stay for four days. For the past six years I have made sure that…read moreone dinner was taken at Am Knipp. This is one of the last of a vanishing breed in Aachen, the neighborhood tavern that serves good and plentiful food. It is family run with one brother in the kitchen overseeing things and the other dispensing beer and other drinks at the bar like an octopus juggling clams. On the weekends the place is carefully organized chaos with locals three deep at the bar either drinking as an end goal or drinking while waiting for a table. In fact, on a recent Friday night I watched the restaurant equivalent of the old circus clown car, but in this case the patrons kept coming in and when you thought the place would be completely clogged with humanity another group of six hearty lads with a thirst would squeeze themselves through the door and into the scrum at the bar--a wonder to behold. The beer is fresh and the place is the very definition of "Gemütlichkeit", welcoming, cozy and high spirited. The interior of this old building is suggestive of everything historically German. Now as to the food, it is typical of the region, schnitzels, chicken, calf's liver, flammkuchen, steaks, etc. I normally get the schnitzel and they have both a version with cream and mushroom sauce and a creamed pepper sauce. Both are excellent and with the large mixed salad (really great) and the roasted potatoes, you need nothing else to keep you happy. With a glass of wine this came, on a recent visit, to around €23 all in and well worth it. Now, attention class and listen carefully, it is absolutely necessary to book a table at this extremely popular place. Those who don't, all visitors to Aachen (the locals know better) will leave very disappointed because they will be told by the hard working but frenetic waitstaff that they are full and that's it. It will no doubt seem abrupt but there is no time for explanations or being open to persuasion by the most charming tourist. If you follow this advice you will be rewarded by a very rich culinary and socially unique experience.

If it's a nice day, they have a great patio and it's very nice to sit outside and look over the…read moresmall adjacent park. If you don't speak German (I don't) be sure to ask for the menu printed in English. The staff was very helpful and the food was good. It's a little upscale, and so caters to an older crowd, and not so much the Aachen students. So if you want to get away from the students, this is a good place to go. Also very near the center of town, so easy to grab a bite to eat and then walk around the shops and church.

As we were invited, we went to Elisenbrunnen to have lunch! It looks very nice and fancy inside…read morewith a separate room for the cafe with a wall full of books! I ordered a typical Aachener meal, which was ok. Unfortunately i forgot the name of the dish, but I think you can find it everywhere in Aachen. My friend ordered a Rumpsteak which looked good but was small for him. We had also a espresso after lunch which was really good! Please consider that this restaurant has higher prices, as it is located in the city center and of it's fame. It is a good place to go, but I believe you can find plenty of such good locations in Aachen with lower prices!

Nice Balkan and German food. Owner is very friendly. Would recommend this place. Meat is very tenderread more

One of the largest hospitals in Germany, has also the most equipt burn centres in Germany and…read moreneighbouring countries. The vast amount of resources makes it by far the most capable and all-in-one place for the ultimate healthcare!

Unless you want french fries, or french fries, or pommes, or french fries and sausage, really not…read moremany options. Unfortunately, other than walking to the nearby student cafeteria (Mensa) there's no other choice. Better to bring your own breakfast or lunch if possible.

I came to this place for a work dinner. Great food and great drinks and very good service…read more Extensive wine, beer and liquor options. The owner is very polite and sat with us to inquire which drinks we liked best. Absolutely recommend if you are in Aachen or anywhere nearby. Don't miss out!

We were in Aachen for a couple of days and in fact we were planning to have a nice medium well done…read moresteak for dinner after a tiring day. Instead we found ourselves at Justus eating a vegetarian dish as a result of evaluating one of our friend's strong recommendations. Were we happy? Were we full and satisfied? Did we enjoy the place and the service? My answer to there questions are yes, yes, yes... Nevertheless, one might love the place or hate since it depends on how much you like food adventures and if you are open to try new things then you are at the right spot. Although we know the address it wasn't very easy to figure out that the place was the one that we were looking for since we couldn't see the business name and we needed to ask the people who were playing backgammon in front of the restaurant. The stuff were extremely friendly and I wondered if it is because we were friends of them. Anyways, the adventure started with small dish of tofu as a starter. Although I hate tofu, it was flavored very nicely with different sauces so that I easily swallowed it. Yes, it was a nice start... Then we ordered ravioli with vegetables and dressed with tasty sauce and cherry tomatoes and topped with delicious mozzarella. The whole combination was delicious. Finally we ended up with artichokes stuffed with wheat, accompanied with vegetables which was delicious. Of course a very nice glass of Shiraz accompany to the ceremony. Intrinsically, you have to pay for the whole ceremony at the end ...