That's a pretty classic expat experience--something familiar but just different enough to throw you…read moreoff a bit. Subway tends to localize their menus depending on the country, so it's not surprising you noticed a different selection of sandwiches and sauces in Germany. A few differences you may continue to notice: Cheese options: Europe often leans more toward local cheeses (like Emmental or Gouda) instead of the spicy pepper jack or American cheese common in U.S. Subways. Sauces: They sometimes have region-specific sauces--like curry, garlic, or tzatziki-style--which can be a fun twist. Pricing: Food service in Germany typically includes VAT (tax) and fair wages, so prices are higher than in the U.S., but tipping isn't as expected or generous. If you're in Germany for a while, it could be fun to try one of their region-exclusive subs next time--like the Chicken Fajita, Veggie Delight with regional twists, or even rotating seasonal specials. Want help translating any part of the German Subway menu or comparing a sandwich lineup between the U.S. and Germany?

The food selection was basic, but all the items were very good. We went for two variations on Berst…read morewith potatoes. The location is great and it feels authentic, although you're in a tourist area.

Really good sandwich. I could smell the pork roasting from a block away…read more Can sit and order, or take away. Service was extremely lacking, but the sandwich would bring me back

I had a jackfruit sandwich which was amazing. Split an order of fries. The restaurant is very cute…read more The wait staff was good and charming. Highly recommend.

FOOD & DRINKS This restaurant puts a little twist on some…read morevery common fast food items and elevate them with quality and imagination. There are hot dogs and burgers with all sorts of toppings. Regular sandwiches, salads, pancakes, other breakfast items and a few more options to pick from. Good news for vegan and vegetarian eaters as well. Almost everything on their menu can be served with a meat and cheese substitute. I picked one of their PANdemic specials. The summer dog. The organic sausage wrapped around toasted flatbread was juicy. The most dominant flavor came from the cherry tomato comfit. Everything else was very settle. The salad unfortunately was drenched in its dressing and completely lost its crunch. The flatbread to me wasn't toasted long enough. Overall the taste was still very pleasant. SERVICE I have read some reviews before I went here and a lot of reviews pointed out the excellent service. Well, I can only agree. The service is outstanding. The waitress I had during my visit was very friendly, attentive and on top super cute and attractive. ATMOSPHERE The interior design alone is worth coming here for. Usually a lot of the new places go for the more industrial look. Very sleek and modern. This one is very old fashioned but in a stylish way. There are so many details to enjoy. It felt like stepping back in time. Sit, relax, enjoy your food and a wonderful service. RATING In my opinion only the execution of the food had some minor issues. Everything else was just above and beyond. PANtastic!

They have a ton of options for baguette sandwiches. I went with the beef burger. Beef, caramelized…read moreonions, let, tom & cheese with a little kick (of spicy) in it. It was very good, but messy. Definitely ask for extra napkins BEFORE you start eating. The service was good. I was told to take a seat and the food was brought over even with other customers in the little spot. I just wish they have English translation to their sandwiches.

Without a doubt the best bagels in town but don't eat in. The food quality and service changed…read more Their famous crumb cake looks smaller and not as fresh. The lox is no longer Nova but cheap BJ's brand tasting lox, very salty Take away Donna who quit and jay who kept on top of things and you got another place going down hill fast

Really excellent service and a great space to get some work done. The bagels are tasty, and the…read morecoffee is good. I thought that the food was reasonably priced. There is free wifi and a few outlets for travelers killing time before getting on the train.

This is my favorite place for lunch in Cologne. Yes, the place is a little cramped and you may have…read moreto wait a bit for a place to sit, but I swear it's worth it once you taste their food. Their 'apewiches' are, hands down, the most flavorful sandwiches I have ever had in Germany (making me miss my favorite sandwich shop in the US). The 'salapes' are just as tasty and a really great value. You get to choose the combination of ingredients you'd like and can pretty much create a new salad every time you visit! I highly recommend the chicken sandwich, or whatever they have as a special. Or anything else. It's all delicious ;) It's a good thing I'm not on Ehrenstr that often, because I seriously cannot walk past Bad Ape without stopping by!

Great little shop a block from Ehrenstr. We had sandwiches and they delicious. Chicken with a hint…read moreof curry with red cabbage, mango and cilantro, very enjoyable. Looking forward to going back.

This place has fantastic sandwiches and is my grandson's favorite place to eat. We have eaten here…read moretwice during this visit to the Netherlands. The first time I got the Beef Carpaccio, it was amazing. The second time, I got the Brie with fig jam. It was good, but not as good as the Beef Carpaccio. My husband got the Oriental Chicken, which he said was good. It's for certain that we will eat here again while visiting our daughter who lives right down the road.