We came here for my brother&rsquo;s 90th birthday with the whole family. The place felt really warm and welcoming, which made the day nice. Food was solid &mdash; I especially liked the schnitzel, crispy and not too greasy. Service was attentive without hovering. Only tiny thing: it got a bit loud when it filled up, but that&rsquo;s kind of expected.

Stopped here after a long walk. Currywurst was solid, hit the spot. My wife got the vegan lentil stew and she liked it a lot. Views over Bonn and the Rhine are a nice bonus. Service was quick enough for a casual stop. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

Waited 25 minutes just to order. Another 25 for water and cake. Staff were nice but totally overwhelmed. View saved it though.

The wine list had a nice selection of German whites, and our server paired a Riesling with the fish that worked really well. Lunch on the Rhine terrace was lovely, though the bill ran a bit higher than I expected.

Stopped by for a quick drink. The building is old, 300 years I think, used to be a post office. Cool vibe. Sat in the conservatory part, didn&#39;t smoke but it was still a nice spot. Service was fast, no complaints. Just a solid place to chill for a bit.

Great spot right on the Rhine&mdash;cold beer and solid food in the beer garden. Service was quick and friendly. Only wish they had a better wine list, but for a casual drink it does the job.

Stopped by for a beer and a quick board game session. Free parking out back is a plus. Beer garden&#39;s solid, good place to unwind. Didn&#39;t eat much, just a snack, but the beer selection is the main draw. Service was fine, no complaints. Worth checking out if you&#39;re in the area and want a relaxed evening.

Grilled fish was fresh, nicely charred, Mediterranean style done right. Portion decent for the price. Nothing fancy, but the taste does the talking.

The goulash soup was rich and properly seasoned &mdash; hit the spot on a cold day. Cozy little place with a nice Rhine view. Service friendly too.

We&rsquo;ve been coming here for years, and it&rsquo;s still solid. The schnitzel was cooked right, crispy and not greasy. Sat outside on the terrace&mdash;nice view of the river, though the service was a bit slow that day. Prices are fair for what you get. Not fancy, but reliable.

Scones are proper British, not the dry stuff you get elsewhere. Coffee was decent too. Owner came by for a chat, felt genuine. Place is small but that&#39;s part of the charm.

Been coming here for years, always stop by when I&#39;m in Cologne. The dining room still feels as grand as the first time. Had the tasting menu again, presentation was spot on. Service stays consistent, never too fussy. Pricey, sure, but you know what you&#39;re getting. It&#39;s a solid choice if you want a proper evening out.

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It is my favorite bierhaus in the city.  We always go here.  Xenia is a fantastic server that is friendly and fun. She made the experience event more exciting!

No. 1 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Cologne

The breakfast spread here is solid&mdash;plenty of options, even vegan stuff. I had the avocado toast and it was fresh, nicely done. Place looks cute inside, fits the vibe. Only thing: service drags a bit when it&rsquo;s packed. Took a while to get the bill. But food&rsquo;s good enough that I&rsquo;d deal with it again.

The pizza was decent, nothing crazy but it hit the spot. The bruschetta though... kinda pricey and not really what I expected. The ladies serving us were super friendly, that made up for it a bit.

The cold dishes here are really fresh. I had the lamb skewers too, nicely spiced. Noodle soups are a bit pricey for what they are, but the portion is generous. Good spot if you want proper Shaanxi flavors in Cologne. I&#39;d probably just stick to the starters next time.

The pork knuckle was spot on again, crispy skin and tender inside. Just remember it comes with fried potatoes, not mashed. Still a solid meal for what you pay.

Got turned away at last call, staff passed us around a bit. Understandable but felt kinda rude. Maybe try earlier next time.

The glasshouse setting really got me &mdash; lots of natural light, plants everywhere, felt almost like dining outside but without the wind. I stayed longer than planned just because the space was so comfortable. Food was good too, though nothing mind-blowing. Just a nice spot to sit and take your time.

The yangnyeom chicken was the highlight&mdash;really sticky, sweet, and spicy at the same time. Just be ready to wait even with a reservation. Seating felt a bit chaotic on a Saturday night.

The mixed Turkish-Italian menu caught me off guard but honestly it works. I had the lamb dish and it was properly seasoned, tender too. Sat outside on the terrace which was really nice. Not the cheapest place but the food holds up. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Truffle pasta was solid&mdash;probably the best I&rsquo;ve had in the area. Owner came by for a quick chat, felt genuine, not forced. Would go back for that dish alone.

Lovely terrace right by the river, cathedral view at sunset was gorgeous. Tiramisu really hit the spot.

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