Best brats in the Hauptbhanhof! The waitstaff are very patient with non-German speaking customers…read more It's a typical stand up fast food place in a busy train station so it's a bit noisy, but that's part of the experience! It's a must-do quick bite on every trip to Koln.

Delicious it's so so delicious. I really recommend several sausages. Now I am remembering this…read moretaste and want to try again if I go to Koln Hbf. I went back to Tokyo, and check Meister Bock on internet. Wow, I was surprised. This German local food restaurant is very popular in Germany. Several sausages are roughly divided into two types; curry wurst and Mettwurst. I ordered Mettwurst. In Germany when we ordered sausage and then it includes a piece of bread. I didn't know that.:). So l felt cheaper at the time. You can eat foods you order inside restaurant as standing. There is small space you can eat them in this restaurant. I ate sausages at the space as standing. Really really I recommend several sausages

I stopped after another restaurant because I was still hungry and they hand this food quick…read moreAnd inexpensive. It was 4 euros for what you see in the picture and less than 1 minutes for them to make.

Love it! Absolutely amazing food and great customer service. The lady did not speak English but was…read morehelpful when communicating. There are no seats but serval tables outside to stand at. Plenty of room to enjoy bratwurst.

Very Late at night, you get a good döner, hot, fresh with very good ingredients that brings you…read morethrough the rest of your night - or literal​ in my case don't bring you down. I walked to the hotel and could sleep! That shows how good the quality of the ingredients is! Always will go here for a late night snack, and for sure a good mid time meal!​

One of the top 3 Döner spots in Köln.... they bake their own bread daily, and the sandwiches are…read morestuffed with delicious lamb!

Definitely not fancy, but friendly and good! Got a combo Chicken and Beef Doner, generous portion…read moreand tasty.

I love fries! I especially love eating them out of a cone, hot and salty with tons of ketchup and…read moremayo poured right on top. They were everything I was drooling over. crispy on the outside, hot and soft on the inside and perfectly salted! They have a special, fries and a bottle of coke for 5,30 euros.

Four, with a caveat. The fries are fantastic, cooked in small batches so they aren't sitting there…read morewilting, and cut similar to boardwalk fries so they have some heft to them. The only caveat is that if you ask for sauce (Joppie in our case), you get a LOT of sauce on them. I'd definitely come again if I am in Cologne again, but next time I'd order them "mit ein bisschen..." (with a little...). The Joppie sauce was good, but I like just a little sauce, not a lot...

What a perfect gem! Was served great food and great conversation! my husband and I had the…read moreCurrywurst with Pomme Frites. Great Flavor and would not only recommend but would also return.

Okay to good at best. Offering your basic German fast food: grillwurst, currywurst, fries,…read moreflammkuchen. Fries were okay, some crunch, but a bit underdone. Currywurst wasn't anything to rave about. Flammkuchen was the best out of the things we had, but still only good. Prices seem a bit steep for what you get.

I'm no burger connoisseur but, these were the burgers I had so far. Very small joint with friendly…read moreguys that prepare the juicy delicious burger right in front of you. In summer there's outside seating, too. I can recommend the BBQ with bacon, the Don Vito with mozzarella and pesto; and the Dirty Bastard with chips.

If you stop by the address for Beef Brothers listed by Google and you see a burger joint with a…read moredifferent name, don't be alarmed. You're in the right spot. Not sure why thing are set up this away, but alas, what's important is that at the end of the day, you'll have a great meal. Ambiance (3/5): Beef Brothers has a small interior with a few tables and no A/C. The place to be is on the patio in front of the restaurant. Al fresco dining is the way to go in Europe. The restaurant is on a busy street with lots of others restaurants, bars, and shops in the vicinity. Service (4/5): We stopped by on a Friday for dinner. You order at the counter and they will bring your food out to you. As a fast casual restaurant, service isn't a big part of the experience. With that being said, the guy working the cash register was friendly and took our order without any hiccups. Drinks (3.5/5): Bottled soft drinks and beers are what's offered here. Including some craft brews. Since we were having drinks after, we stuck with alcoholic beverages. I had an iced tea. Food (4.5/5): To my surprise, Germany has a big burger culture. While I was skeptical as I'm an American and I know we do burgers right, I was most definitely proved wrong. Beef Brothers has a creative menu of burgers. You'll see a Mexican burger with guacamole, you'll find an American burger with BBQ sauce and onion rings, and more. My burger was cooked just right and oozing with flavor. The veggies were fresh. The bun was fresh and lightly toasted. All in all, a great burger. To further add to the fun, Beef Brothers has loaded fries. I'm a sucker for loaded fries, so I couldn't say no. My fries had melted cheese and bacon bits on them. The fries delivered too. If you're not looking for something quite as filling, they have regular fries too. We were looking for an affordable meal that would give us a nice base layer for a night out drinking. Beef Brothers accomplished that with flying colors. If you're looking for a solid burger in Cologne, this is a great spot to check out.