Buttershaker is an average American bar and restaurant. I stopped in while I was waiting in…read moreDusseldorf 3 hours for a bus. The staff were very nice and we found a place to sit as soon as we walked in. I ordered the US bacon cheeseburger and a pilsner. Our food came out incredibly quickly, in under 10 minutes. The burger was completely average, when the server took my order I wasn't asked how I like my burgers cooked. It was way too well done for me and there was no pink at all. The burger was also very dry and seemed to have lost a lot of flavor. The bun was very mushy and would have been a lot better toasted. In addition, the lettuce on the burger wasn't rotten but was on the older side. It was a decent place to rest on a trip while having nothing to do, but I wouldn't eat at Buttershaker unless I was in the same situation again. I definitely would not recommend the burgers, and my friend did have a salad that she enjoyed.

I attended their "All you can eat" Tuesdays. Face value, it's a good deal, but the food quality…read moreisn't anything exemplary. Solid if you're extremely hungry.

Very delicious food but they have unfriendly waitress towards visitors. I went with my friend in…read morethe afternoon, and since we weren't hungry that much, we ordered an entree and a salad to share and when we told the waitress, with her unfriendly judgmental attitude, said " you want to share?". All and all, I would never go back but the food quality was decent.

Friendly staff, good food. Had the classic schnitzel with…read moreroasted potatoes. Everything tasted good. Took a while to get my food, but that seems to be a thing here. Cash only, that is another thing in this area, had to hit an ATM again for more Euros.

Delicious burgers and not a long wait time. Lady Marmalade burger was fantastic as was the BBQ…read moreburger. Sweet potato fries rocked. To top it all off, we got the Nutella cheesecake milkshake! Very interesting art in the walls. Highly recommend.

The hamburger was tasty and the parmesan garlic fries too. Nice place to eat. I have nothing to add.read more

This is the best steak house in Germany! I miss steak houses like in NYC but this one is real! In…read moreGermany you get crazy chains like block house and maredo. I work in all around Germany and am so glad to have one in Düsseldorf also (the hamburg one is also good) Steak- great selection and you can get all cuts even 90 days dry aged. My favorites German meat. The flavor is great and tender. This is the only steak house I have seen in Germany selling german meat. Cote de Bouef is amazing. Service- really knowledgeable Sommelier she knew a lot about the American wines on the list and they poured a great napa cab by the glass. Overall review- good to find a reall America steak house with high quality products in a classy upscale setting.

We came here for late night dessert and were happily rewarded. Hot chocolate, coffee, sorbets and…read moredesserts were all delicious! The chocolate cake was more like a torte, not overly sweet but definitely our favorite, it was served with a coconut sorbet. Everything was brought quickly to the table, and even though we were the only table there the service was excellent! Our server, a lovely young lady from the UK was friendly, and attentive. The desserts were great but she made us feel welcome and not at all like a burden as late night diners. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant for dessert service, the perfect end to a long day.

NFL on Sundays! What a lifesaver it was to find American football on not one but two screens! All…read morethe games coming to you live, albeit without sound replaced with music. The bar is a good size with outdoor and indoor seating. Food was better than expected. I had the fish and chips. Huge piece of white fish, perfectly cooked chips and a nice side of mushy peas. I didn't find German bier but there is Irish, American, and loads of cocktails. The wine serves are big. A fun place I would return to again. Cheers!

Great people and great atmosphere. The staff is fantastically multilingual and wonderfully…read moreaccommodating to everyone who walks through the doors. Weeknights are perfect for dining (great burgers, fish and chips, and ribs) and tossing back a few while playing trivia or just enjoying a local sporting event on the large screen TV's. The weekends can get pretty crazy... but that's the Altstadt area of Düsseldorf. I absolutely LOVE this place! If you ever find yourself in the area... give it a try. You won't be disappointed.

Classic Western Steakhouse…read more Oops!...I Did It Again ;-) CWS... USDA Triple Star Filet... Apachi-Style... 9.31 von 10 Euer BurgerMeister & RestaurantFührer

Awesome food and atmosphere. Great service and excellent place to have a nice meal. Will definitely…read morebe back. A little pricey but worth it.

We stopped by for a quick beer on Sunday afternoon. There's some standing high top tables outside…read morealong with some picnic tables. Someone came by shortly after we got there and we were able to get beers right away. Definitely a great spot to visit on your Düsseldorf trip!

This is an historic building! We got there before the crowds on Saturday and were able to have a…read moregood look of the place. Pea soup was the best I've had! Hearty & delicious. Currywurst was very delicious too! The other sausage was yummy with a better than expected potato salad! Restrooms/toilets were super clean. House beer was an amber ale or brown lager. They also have other types of beer. If you are in Düsseldorf, this is worth checking out.

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.

Solid food, decent service. 6.5/10 recommend. Wouldn't go out of my way to go here again but a…read moresolid choice if nearby.

From the owner: Pearl Burger steht für handgemachte Burger aus 100% frischem Beef, natürlich Halal, eine besondere…read moreSorte gereiftem Cheddar, Burgerbrötchen vom Bäckermeister persönlich, täglich frisch gebacken. Die Frischegarantie gilt auch für die restlichen Zutaten. Tiefkühlware ist bei uns fehl am Platz. ​ Geschmack ist kein Zufall und so machen wir aus einem schlichten Fast-Food-Klassiker eine echte Perle. Du wirst den Unterschied sehen, riechen und vor allem: Du wirst ihn schmecken! Die Rezeptur unserer "Pearl Buns" wurde von unserem Bäckermeister individuell auf unser Fleisch abgestimmt und bildet für jeden Burger den würdigen Rahmen. Und auch unsere hausgemachten Saucen, Toppings und Beilagen sind ein wahnsinniges Geschmackserlebnis.