One of Aachens highlights. Totally refurbished, stylish bar in a stylish hotel (Quellenhof) with…read moreoutstanding cocktails and light snacks. The Asian snack platter is highly recommended. Once run by the World Champion in cocktail mixing, I heard, you can feel the high standard this bar is still aiming for.

Fantastic food and great service. Enjoyed their chili cheese croquettes with the aioli sauce, and…read morethe camarones quesadilla. Great view of the Rathaus and Aachen Dom from the city square.

I have been to Sausalitos more than 3 times already, and I gotta say the food is fantastic but it's…read morea bit pricey. I have tried the Fajita(Roll it yourself) where they get you the Fajita in a plate, and the sauces, salad and cheese in a separate plate in addition to the tortilla. I have also tried the Burrito and it was just as good. The design of the place is mediocre, they can do better and the seating isn't very comfortable, but that's not the worst part, the waitress was so unfriendly, it was so uncomfortable communicating with her.Overall, I'd recommend it if you feel like Mexican when in Aachen.

After dinner, I let my friend choose the place for drinks since she's the local. She took us to one…read moreof her favourite bars, Domkeller, which I'd classify as a dive bar. We dropped in on a Tuesday evening (around 9:15pm) and it was busy. There was a private event upstairs so the inside was packed. Luckily, we were able to snag a table outside beside the heaters. Nice touch with the blankets for you to use if you get cold. Only downside is lots of chain smokers but that's at most bars. There were a couple menus but we only were here for beers (€2,50 to €5,80 range). - Tannenzäpfle (€2,50 for 0,33L) - 2x Eifeler landbier (€2,50 for 0,30L) - 2x Bolten alt (€2,50 for 0,30L) Chill, laid back spot to grab a few beers with friends.

One of the coolest bars I've been to in long time! I looked up Domkeller on Yelp! and you all did…read morenot disappoint, I got just what I was looking for! Located (as the name suggests) right near the Dom, Domkeller offers good beer (German, Belgian as well as others) in a cozy atmosphere. For me, Domkeller embodies what a bar should be--a relaxed place where you can share a drink with friends and listen to good music (at just the right level) or have a good conversation. The music played here is fantastic and is an amazing mix that just about everyone will enjoy. They also regularly have concerts--I'm sure this place gets packed for those! Although a bit pricey (our bill came to around 12 with 2 beers and a snack) I think it's a nice enough place to enjoy a drink (skip the snack).