Beautiful looking restaurant, loved the trees and other decor. Good variety of burgers. I ordered…read morethe avocado burger on sourdough. The sourdough bun was very good. The avocado sauce was surprisingly refreshing and went well with the beef patty. Had some fries that tasted great with the orange mustard sauce. Also service was ridiculously fast and fair price. Round 2- same great experience. Fast service and great food. The hans im gluck burger was pretty good. Tasted like an Italian salad with a burger patty.

Fellow Americans, this is a great place to visit when you're in town. They were very accommodating…read morewith menus in English. We had burgers which they had a variety to choose from with a side of fries or sweet potatoes. Burgers were good and their sauces were too. They also have vegan options which is great for those of you who opt from meat. There was more than enough seating which can be hard to find sometimes in the city. We were able to pay with a credit card which was also great! We'd go here again.

This is a good spot if you're looking for a late Sunday night dinner. Our waitress was super…read morefriendly and helpful with our orders. You can ask for an English menu if needed. I appreciate the option to order a pound of fries (mixed), which I think was the first time I've seen something like this in Europe. Plus, you have four different sauces to use, including a unique orange (?) mustard. However, the deduction is due to the quality of my chicken burger. It was hard to eat the burger mainly because the bottom side of the chicken was overcooked/dry, so it was hard to cut and chew. If fried properly, it should be juicy and tender. I tried some of my friend's beef burger and it was good, so you may have a similar experience only if you get their chicken burger.

Kinda disappointed of the burgers for their price. The buns…read morewere nothing special, the meat was a little overcooked. Though the staff didn't ask us our preference.

This is an American bar in the sense that if you came to America as a tourist, this is the kind of…read moreterrible place a jerky local would send a foreign tourist as a joke to get them out of their hair. In America, or Chicago at least, no one who's of legal drinking age and has any sort of respect for themselves goes to places like this. Bars like this are reserved for people who are freshly 21 and don't know any better, freshly divorced and looking to slum it, or for tourists who got got tricked into coming here. In this case, we were the Americans-in-Germany version of the latter. Our guide took us here thinking we'd be impressed with this 'American' bar. Obviously, that didn't happen. For any Chicagoans reading this, this bar is located in the Viagra Triangle of Düsseldorf and this place (along with all it's neighbors) would be the 'Mothers'... but at least we know where to send our guide when he visits Chicago next. Payback, for sure. The clientele seemed mostly older, divorcee-aged, though there were a few younger tables. The main level is sticky and standing room only and the crowd goes wild for songs that are perpetually lame to everyone in America besides mid-life crisis suffering suburbanites and people who enjoy piano bars. Songs like 'Who let the dogs out?', anything from Papa Roach and/or Nickelback, new-ish Bon Jovi releases, Lou Bega's 'Mambo #5', and more... but not ironically. A music video mash-up that did not match the songs that were actually being spun played on the overhead flat-screens. I was a particularly big fan of the Aretha Franklin video in black and white, Usher live in concert, and a raunchy Rihanna video. I'm not sure what the 3 had to do with each other, but it was fun to try and guess what the person who did mix them together was thinking. Our guide noted that they mix a mean Redbull vodka, but since the rest of us value our lives and do our best to not mix our uppers and downers, we all just opted for a straight beer. No surprise here with an altbier, but we sucked it up since were heading to Belgium the next day and knew we wouldn't have to drink any more light beers the rest of the trip. Maybe I'm being too harsh, but keep in mind we also came here sober. It's probably a lot better to come here after you've already spent a sizable amount of time imbibing.

A Faux American bar and restaurant as you probably guessed from the name. Quite a pleasent place…read morebut venues that charge for the toilets always p*ss me off. Served a beer that they were calling Louisiana Stout, which was not bad. I think their website is quite good.