There was no fresh seafood. I was very disappointed. I saw the posting of mussels so I went there…read more There is no mussels, oysters or no shell fish. All they had was mix frozen seafood stuff or fish . The place is cute and the service was very efficient and fast.

After schnitzel and bratwurst on a tour group's schedule, I was eager for fish. Nothing was so…read moresatisfying as sitting outside in Mainz early spring weather and watching my husband's trout placed before him and my own order of mussels steamed in Riesling heaped high. Real people and real food about me, I could breathe with the recognition of a restaurant that knew how to make a meal to remember.

FRESH seafood...pick your own. They cook it, great sauces. Choices of rice, frites. Perch in…read moresaffron perfect. Trout awesome with a simple butter lemon light herb action. Counter service only but you gotta pick your fish anyway. Lots of Moselle wines. Ask to try a couple, then decide. English sorta spoken, but it works.

This place is weird, in a good way. Its an enormous, sprawling combination wine store and seafood…read morerestaurant. Intimidating if you don't know German (I don't). But the fish is very good, and the wine selection is vast. Again, as with Das Weinhaus, you need to do your homework and know what you want. Staff quite friendly.

What a local gem. Peter is a creative chef and always amazes with a creative blend of spices. You…read morewill be surprised by the intertwining of German and Asian cuisine that Peter provides. You will not be disappointed.

Peter is a master chef. He adds a lot of Asian flavors to his dishes and offers specials which are…read moreso tasty. The dining room is rustic and reeks of bygone days. It is a comfortable place and the service is good. The price is on the higher end if you are not careful.

Came here with the family, a group of 11. The waiter made room for us immediately and was so nice…read moreabout it. The service was very attentive, friendly and fast. We ordered a few different dishes so the pictures will show a variety. Everyone really enjoyed their food. The portions are a good size and the food is top quality.

Came here with a friend for dinner on a Thursday night. I heard so many great things about this…read morerestaurant so I was looking forward to dining here. They have indoor and outdoor seating and was pretty crowded the whole time we were there. It seemed like most of the food on their menu was fried which I don't really care for. But everything the other customers were eating around us looked and smelled so good! We ordered the calamari to share...it was good but a little too oily for my taste. For dinner I had the salmon with Turkish rice. The salmon and rice were flavored perfectly! The portion sizes are pretty big and the prices are reasonable.

Cute pub right by the river. Yes, it's in the middle of the tourist trail through Old Town, but…read moresomehow the food and service made it seem a world away. I had the herring sample plate, don't remember the exact name, but it was something like Köln Sushi. In any case, it was herring served in a bout 6 different ways and I loved every one of them. This dish is for true lovers of those delightful little fish. They were smoked, marinated, raw, with beets in a salad, grilled, and so on. Everything was so fresh and tasty. I finished it all, something I seldom do. This was the best meal I had in Cologne, and I'd go back for more. That's saying a lot too, as I almost always prefer trying somewhere new. The riverside setting is great for people watching, and for us it was a great place to duck out of the rain for a Kölsch before we decided to stay and dine.

A rude person seriously ruins your day. Before my dinner here I enjoyed my exploration and loved…read morethe city vibe. The service was good, the waitress and an owner-looking guy were both responsive and polite. However after I paid my bill, an older owner-looking guy stopped me from heading out and asked me to take my bottle with me. I bought a bottle of still water earlier, and finished it during dinner so I left the empty bottlethere. I was embarrassed at first thinking I had to take care of the plates and trash, until the old guy speaking to me with a condescending tone: German people come to a restaurant, order food and drink, they don't drink from their own. You take it with you unless it isn't yours. I simply don't understand the logic that if I have my water already, why do I have to order the unnecessaries from you? Plus, if you can't handle the culture diversity probably you shouldn't do catering on the most international corner in Köln. I welcome any German friend to enlighten me on this. Food wise it was average, I ordered tapas which had no seafood, so probably that was not their specialty.