Good coffee, the food was a bit disappointing though. Especially the pickled eggplant was a…read morecomplete disaster (and I love eggplant in nearly all its forms...).

Options to eat outside on the patio or indoors…read more I came for dinner. Lots of very typical German dishes. We ordered schnitzel and also duck with something like mashed potatoes. Both dishes were good. They have a pretty good selection of beers (including the hefeweizen with banana juice mix that the people in Aachen like to drink), The service was good. It's a nice relaxed place and I liked the decorations (nautical + old German castle). Seems to be a very popular place for people in Aachen to go for drinks and to eat. There were advertisements for a Saturday and Sunday brunch. I'd like to go back and give the brunch a try.

Highly recomend the Brunch buffet! You can enjoy the good foods as well as the beautiful views.read more

This is a German/Italian restaurant in Aachen town center. We had a business dinner with my German…read morehost. They have menus in English, but not the specials. The staff we had spoke English. We started with an appetizer plate which had a mix of German and Asian selections; medium rare beef strips, turkey medallions, pot stickers and shrimp accompanied with a garlic yogurt and spicy sweet and sour dipping sauces. Solid but not outstanding, the asian choices were unexpected. I had the Saltimbocca pork cutlet with potatoes and a side salad. The cutlet was wrapped with prosciutto and a little dry, but bacon makes everything great! Again solid but not outstanding. My host had the roasted lamb shank, and it looked like a better choice. I'd have that the next time, but a little pricey. Overall an ok place to have dinner.

Loved it! Great service, they were very accommodating of our family with small kids. Super yummy…read morefood with great prices. We came for a late brunch (breakfast served until 12:30) and the Omelet Hof and fruit salad bowl with yogurt were our favorite!

This place is a tourist trap, but given the views that this restaurant provides, it's perfectly…read moreacceptable to eat here. I had some peanut butter sauce kabob which was decent, and a salmon dish that was just okay. The fries were kind of soggy, but they were good enough. At least they have beer on tap here, mostly consisting of the Leffe beers (owned by Anheuser-Busch InBev). I've uploaded a menu for you to see. Anyway, not a bad stop if you really need a bite to eat before traveling on to see the 3 country border (Germany, Belgium, Netherlands). 3 stars.

Let's face it, this place is a bit disappointing. The surroundings are interesting, there's a nice…read morepoint of view when you climb the tower, you can even see the (former) higher point of Netherlands. The dining room is nicely decorated, in a modern ski chalet style. And it gives onto the valley, very nice spot especially in summer. The menu is short but even with a limited choice of product offered, it looks and tastes like frozen food. The service is warm but a bit slow. And portions are a bit light. So to conclude, the place is nice but you can skip lunch and just have a snack.

This place was excellent! We stumbled upon it and were so happy with the experience…read more Service: prompt, friendly, Food: Excellent! Some of the best I've had in Germany. I ordered a traditional meal with schnitzel, sauerkraut, and potatoes and it was fresh and delicious. I'd love to go back and highly recommend it!

Not bad, but you better arrive here before 20:30 if you like to eat from the menu. We arrived…read morealmost one hour before the kitchen was closing and the menu choice was very limited. We wanted to eat Schintzel but the kitchen was already closing :((. The place is nice and got some history, pictures from the past are hanging all over the restaurant. I would probably had give 5 stars if I could enjoy some more plates. The service is ok, the personnel is ok, the owner is a cool man No credit cards accepted!! Only cash! Nice place!