***5 STAR ONCE IN A LIFETIME PLACE***…read more The pork chop cannot be described with words. It's heavenly. The service is awesome, and the place is packed the minute the doors open. And the ambiance is all German!

Best pork knuckle ever. Go during the noon hour time slot and avoid the lines. If you go after…read morethey open at 4:30pm be prepared to stand in a short line. Either way don't miss out on this one

A punk rock vegan dive bar on a side street in Koln? Why the hell not. After 11 days of heavy, meat…read moreladen meals in Germany, this was a welcome sight. I'm the worst when it comes to vegetables but I happily went here two nights in a row. The food is good. Not wonderful but good enough to satisfy even the strict meat eater. The chili cheese fries (we tried the vegan as well as vegetarian on two different nights) was delicious. Plus a free Foosball table in a graffiti covered bar/restaurant? No complaints. Very friendly waitstaff. Cash only.

Perfect place if your vegan or vegetarian. A rare sight in Germany. Good food served in a cosy and…read moretrendy space. Friendly waiters. Had the vegetarian cheeseburger which was extremely tasted, made from some sort of soy I believe, the spices on the "patty" were trimmed to perfection. A vegetarian burger can't taste any better than this.

We enjoyed this restaurant a lot... The food and atmosphere were authentic which is exactly what…read morewe were looking for. The service was excellent...

Super Essen, super Service... sehr zu empfehlen. Wir kommen immer wieder gern her. Danke :)read more

What an unexpected surprise on the other side of the river! If the restaurant hasn't gotten the…read morerecognition already, I'd be surprised if it doesn't get Michelin recommended or Bib Gourmand shortly. What stood out were the flavors. Bold, tangy, and complemented everything well. We got the rhubarb cheese tart as the appetizer and the sweet/tartness of the rhubarb was nicely offset by the cheese. Entrees were the halibut with koodles (kohlrabi in noodle form) and mashed tomatoes. The kohlrabi was the unexpected star. Loved the tangy taste offset by the fish and potatoes. Also had the linguine with octopus. The linguine was pretty std but the lemon burst of flavor was so pleasant! Go here and enjoy a meal! It's a Köln gem!

From the owner: Qualität wird bei uns groß geschrieben und ist das Geheimnis unserer kreativen und innovativen…read moreKüche. Wir bieten eine deutsch-mediterane Küche.Nachhaltigkeit ist uns sehr wichtig und deswegen suchen wir unsere Lieferanten sorgfältig aus. Unter der Woche bieten wir einen Mittagsmenü für 13,50€ an, welches täglich wechselt.

Such a cool place. The Chanterelle a la creme with bread dumplings was off the chain! Small place,…read morebut in the middle of it all. Great location and has a bit of history.

Found this awesome German Restaurant that served Christmas dinner menu...I enjoyed it and did not…read moreleave any leftover...host was awesome and one of the customer even took a picture of us.... very nice German! My husband ordered lamb while my sister ordered pork cutlet... very very delicious, the potatoes were awesome no need to ask for salt or pepper... sauce and herb used were more than enough... highly recommended when you're in Koln, Germany. The Koln beer was even tasty considering I don't drink beer.

Good Food. Great ambiance. Nice service with very friendly and accommodating staff. Will be back…read moreagain.

Came here during the wintertime and dined in the basement. We were surprised to find such a…read morespacious and interesting location. It definitely provided for a chill ambiance. The beer was obviously not bad and the sünner malzbier which I love was also great. Jaegerschnitzel was good. It's not as thin of a piece as I would have liked but that's personal preference. The other dish was not memorable at all. For the price which I remember as being not cheap but still reasonable, I wished I had just travelled elsewhere. We noticed too late that most other parties were only drinking and chatting without eating. It was worth a try and if I'm in a pinch to show someone a German brewery then I might take them there for some beer and maybe a schnitzel. They also offer brewery tours (might need to reserve that ahead of time) so that could be a nice combo. The atmosphere in the summer seems to be better too when the outside dining space is also opened. This is not a particularly child friendly location. There are steps around the dining area, and we were not offered a high chair.

Nice brew house. Good beers and huge portions for lunch. Had the traditional bratwurst except it…read morewas twice the size in the US. Their potato salad was excellent. They do have an open Biergarten in the square with full service from the restaurant which is around the corner. The inside is quite nice and quaint.

We wanted to try the local beer and sit inside so Peter's was a great option right off the market…read moresquare. We sat at a small table, it did feel like we were in an area primarily for tourists, but we are so it was fine. I had three small beers which were great, very refreshing. We also enjoyed a nice lunch, my sausage was good but the potatoes and cabbage were really the star of the show. So yummy! We did not get the local beer treatment here where they replace your beer when it's half empty, which was probably a good thing. I could have drank it all day.

A great place for German food in a traditional tavern. This is a place where locals hang out…read more They specialize in peppersteak and schnitzel. I got the seasonal goose leg, which was delicious. The owners are super friendly (although they'll want to know how you discovered them)!

Small cosy german place. You know its authentic when only old german guys eating there. They were…read moreplaying cards too : ) Food is ok, service is nice. I tried home made Gulasch, not impressed. And beef salad afterwards was way better. I think I should stick with classics and have rumpsteak instead. Sion Kölsch looks like standard drink, didn't see anyone drinking else.