The pork knuckle (20.80 Euros) is the thing to get here. I could barely finish half of it but it's…read moreperfectly cooked - delicious and crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. Super crowded and bustling, which probably explained the brusque attitude of the staff. They will keep bringing you beers when they see empty cups on the table, even if you don't drink.

What a huge place! You just sit and they instantly bring you beer! Half pints are under 3€…read more Servers are grumpy but quick. Lots of wood tables and decor.

We were lucky to have friends who live in Düsseldorf and booked a reservation for our party of…read moreseven more than a month in advance. The Christmas Market time in Germany is super busy and especially on Friday - Sunday. Schumacher alt is the oldest brewery in Düsseldorf. Established in 1838. Thankfully they have modern and clean restrooms to evacuate all the beer drank there. The ambiance of the place is a lively beer hall. There are picnic tables and banquettes of various sizes. The wait staff are intentionally a little rude. Part of their stick. The beers keep coming until you say stop. You get the house brew in 10 oz. glasses. The waiter makes a mark on a coaster each time he brings a round. When you have had enough be sure to put a coaster on top of your glass, or the beer will keep coming. The food menu is large and only in German. It is a good time to use the photo translation feature on your phone. The food was very good and a LOT! I highly recommend a stop here for an authentic German experience.

We really enjoyed this place from the layout to decor, service was great, food was unique and…read moreterrific , and the beer was great.

Right on the corner of BelsenStraße und Schanzenstraße…read more They have put several more tables outside under the awning so it is a good place on a nice evening. Matjes (young herring) is in season, so I thought I'd try it. For 10,90 € it came with Röstkartoffeln (roasted potatoes with bacon pieces), Zwiebeln (onion) und Speckbohnen (green beans). It was OK, the young herring I had in Amesterdam a few weeks ago tasted much more fresh. I will try a different dish on my next visit. I like the Füchschen Weizen on a warm summer evening.

Incredibly polite and funny guy who runs this place. Great traditional food along with delicious…read moreFuchschen Alt beer. Top notch friendly service! We'll definitely come back!

First off, RESERVATION IS A MUST! We started with the Gunmandu and they were crispy and delicious,…read morea good starter for 3 people. Then we ordered Ganjang Chicken wings and Tangs Chicken wings. Each order is a kilo of wings which is about 25-27 wings. Both were very tasty but I would have to say the Ganjang wings were my favorite, a very delicious soy garlic sauce. we had pomegranate Soju to wash it all down. The atmosphere was like a dive bar and very small hence the reservations. To be honest it was a bit pricey but the quality of food made it worth it. I will definitely return.

Super cool little unassuming Korean gastropub where Korean cuisine and beer dance into the wee…read morehours of the morning. The fachwerk architecture, music, beer, soju and smells of cabbage, hot pepper paste, garlic and onion could let one mistake themselves as being in any small kneipe in Korea. Seriously.

This might rather be a long & sentimental review. But the experience at this quaint little…read moreBiergarten was humbling. I got a Schumacher Alt and Weiner alt Schnitzel naturally. The beer was smooth like water to drink, malty and very faintly hoppy. Which is good. The Schnitzel with roasted Kartoffeln and salad on the other hand has left me speachless. I have not had anything like this. It was simply delightful. The potatoes I swear to God have been the best I have ever had anywhere on this planet. Nothing like this in the US, nothing like this in India. No sir. The potatoes were delicately soft at the core but somehow faintly roasted, with like a thin charred skin which had a loads of flavour and with bits of bacon, and pieces of scallions. Oh dear God they were good. I'm going to have dreams. The Schnitzel- it got consumed in a blitz. The portions are huge. But it got consumed in a blitz. Salad - never considered it as a serious item for sides when eating out. And has always been disappointing. But this salad had been devoured. Not sure if it had sauerkraut, cabbage of some sort. Definitely not just pieces of Romain lettuce and ranch. It was a very tasty salad. Now for the most important part: The gratuitous, warm, comforting and welcoming treatment I received from the staff. I recently moved to this city and I do not know German. After entering the restaurant, the elderly gentleman very kindly welcomed & explained, as much possible, the different seating arrangements. Both the waitresses on the way, warmly greeted and welcomed me. This felt good. A waitress then attended my table conversing naturally in Deutsch.She sensed my inability and put me to ease at once saying it's no problems at all, take your time. Genuinely understanding. After that it was a peaceful & satisfying moment in the restaurant. I am really thankful to their service and the food. As everyone has reviewed, they are homely, cozy and comforting This was the first German dinner in Deutschland and it was worth the awkwardness and initial discomfort. I look forward to visiting more places in this city :)

From the owner: Nicht nur an kalten Tagen ist das Double-Touch in Duisburg die richtige Adresse…read more Wir bieten neben dem beliebten Pool-Billard natürlich viele Freizeit-Spiele an - unter anderem eine turniertaugliche 18-Loch Indoor-Minigolf-Anlage. An mehreren Kickertischen und Tischtennisplatten kann man technisch und spielerisch sein Können beweisen. Auch Dart, Airhockey sowie zwei Snookertische runden das Programm ab. Kulinarisch erwartet Euch ein bunter Mix aus gut bürgerlicher Küche mit amerikanischem Touch, sowie eine große Getränkeauswahl an unserer Bar. Im Double-Touch fühlt man sich auf 1100 qm einfach wohl!