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    Ananda

    4.0 (6 reviews)
    ModerateVegetarian
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    halbedel's Gasthaus

    halbedel's Gasthaus

    (25 reviews)

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    I was invited here for dinner by a customer who also knows the owners of this place and it was…read morefantastic. The location, the ambience, the service, the food and the wine list was just spot on. We were a group of 7 and we all loved it very much. Perhaps one of the best wine lists I have seen in Germany with an amazing selection of German wines, top class. It's a restaurant located in a 19th century villa and it's beautiful inside and out. There is a private area upstairs for an event or a private party. Very classic but comfortable and cozy interiors with a modern touch. We had a set menu that the chef had prepared for us and the wines were also Pre selected by the chef. Ask them for wine recommendations and it was spot on. The food was great. It looked good and tasted fabulous. The fish was cooked to perfection and you could taste the vegetables. The fish with morels was my favourite dish of the evening as was the dessert. The wines we had was excellent and the dessert wine recommendation from the chef went perfectly with the fruity dessert. I would come back here again any day. It's a fabulous restaurant that serves great food and offers very friendly service. A true gem in Bonn.

    Woo, Nelly. This was quite the nice cap to me and my friends' stay in this part of Bonn…read more The bf, 2 friends, and myself were staying at our friend's place, a couple of blocks away from this establishment. As a token of our appreciation, we had offered to take her to this restaurant. We had decided to come here because it came up in the Michelin guide for Bonn/Cologne and the reviews seemed to be glowing. I also had opted for it because it offered a separate vegetarian tasting for those of us that refrain from eating meat. I had made the reservation via email about 2 weeks prior to our arrival, and once we arrived at the restaurant (which is not clearly marked, I might add. With the name containing "gasthaus" in it, you would think that it was just a fancy inn from the outside), we were met by the warm service staff and even the executive chef himself. Once seated in their beautifully decorated dining room, we began our 4 hour long meal. Yes, it was 4 hours long, with about 8 different courses (I am counting the various treats we got from the kitchen as well. They weren't small enough to be considered amuse bouches, but they were slightly smaller than our actual courses). Because I had the vegetarian tasting menu, my dishes were quite different than my companions. I really appreciated how each dish was carefully crafted and also how my meal was just entirely different than my companions', and not just a meat-free reduction of the same dish. Both dessert courses were phenomenal and I was very fond of their gnocchi dish as well as their ravioli dish. The detail given to us by the staff was amazing, as you would expect from such a nice restaurant. Even the bathrooms were lovely, as they had a whole tray of various toiletries and cosmetics you could use to freshen up. I suppose it would just go with the whole atmosphere of the restaurant, being in an older federalist style house and all. If you have the means to do so, consider having dinner at this establishment. Our dining party had a lovely time here and while it was kind of a once-in-a-lifetime kind of meal, I'd certainly like to dine here again, if given the chance. Beautiful restaurant, beautiful food, beautiful service. All the hallmarks of a fine dining experience.

    Namaste India Restaurant

    Namaste India Restaurant

    (7 reviews)

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    I had dinner at Namaste India in Bonn and tried a few of their items. Overall, I'd give the…read moreexperience 6.8/10: - Chicken Pakora: 6/10: Lightly breaded but not crispy, chicken was too dry - Shrimp Curry: 6.5/10: Curry flavour felt a bit lighter than expected, but was still okay. The shrimp was meh... - Chicken tikka: 7.5/10: Nicely presented. Decent pieces of chicken, but flavour was just okay and a bit dry. Nice veggies.

    Namaste appears to be a hidden gem in Ippendorf, a little outside of the city center. It is a…read morefamily business run by a very nice family who, as far as I know, come from the Punjab region in India. I have always enjoyed the way they treated me as a customer-always friendly, always attentive, always kind, and always fast. True, the decoration inside is as kitsch as it could get. True, it was formerly a Greek restaurant and you can still see the remnants of it. True, it is not sufficiently ventilated inside. True, the bathroom might have been more hygienic. BUT... When one is to talk about Namaste's food, s/he should open a clean sheet and forget about all of the downsides. To start with the starters, without a doubt Namaste is serving the tastiest samosas in town. Period. Paneer pakora and vegetarian pakora tasted so good, too. Chicken pakora is, however, disappointingly mediocre. I should note that what makes those starters taste even better are the sauces served beforehand. Hausgemacht mint chutney, mango chutney and a spicy combination of vegetables (shame I don't know what it's called) make the whole experience unforgettable. If I were the business owner, I'd even sell mint and mango chutney in cans with a catchy brand name to make more money and institutionalize eventually. :) Pappadam and (butter) nan taste really good. Still, it is a mystery why they sometimes serve pappadam on house and sometimes they don't. Same applies for mango lassi-sometimes they serve it for free, sometimes they don't. About swads...I strongly recommend lamm kefte masala, lamm rogan josh, lamm korma, chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, and chicken madras curry. Indeed tikka masala and butter chicken are generally not considered as genuine Indian food but they are still worth the try. Also, I strongly recommend kefte masala for those who want to taste as if they are having a garlic sausage in a spicy sauce, and korma for those who enjoy their meat, chicken or lamb, in a sweet and creamy curry. I don't recommend lamm kadahi and Namaste India Special, especially the latter. In my opinion, especially Namaste India Special was neither Indian, not special; it was rather like a money trap. The rice served along with swads always tastes so aromatic and good. I'd say the prices are high for the food you have in Namaste's atmosphere outside of city center. Therefore, it is always better to enjoy Namaste's lunch deals or open buffet options whenever possible. Overall, I am sure no one regrets to eat at Namaste as it is one of the best (and undiscovered) Indian restaurants in town. Even a starter and a curry will convince you that Namaste is different (and better) than the rest of Indian restaurants in Bonn. :)

    Ananda - vegetarian - Updated May 2026

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