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.

I spontaneously made a reservation on OpenTable for a Saturday afternoon and sat outside. It was…read moresuch a nice spring day and no one was sitting inside. Their menu is extensive, over multiple pages. It was almost hard making the selections for my flight. I liked tasting the beers and reading more about them on the menu. The location is pretty ideal because there are people going by to different nearby locations. Service is friendly which you don't get that much in Germany in general. If you like beer like me, I recommend Holy Craft when you visit Dusseldorf.

The perfect spot for craft beer lovers in Dusseldorf. 12…read morebeers on tap and 50 bottles. Rock music. And finger food.

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.

This is an historic building! We got there before the crowds on Saturday and were able to have a…read moregood look of the place. Pea soup was the best I've had! Hearty & delicious. Currywurst was very delicious too! The other sausage was yummy with a better than expected potato salad! Restrooms/toilets were super clean. House beer was an amber ale or brown lager. They also have other types of beer. If you are in Düsseldorf, this is worth checking out.

Food and Beers were great! Make sure you ask where to sit when you walk in. There is a system on…read morehow these places work and we were told we had 1.5 hrs before we'd need to leave our table. Their beer is so good and I highly recommend the Schnitzel.

Probably my favorite place in Dusseldorf. I don't make it here as much as I like but the atmosphere…read moreis great. Live band is phenomenal. Typical Alt beer is served here. Get in early as it can get packed some nights.

Was visiting Düsseldorf from California and wanted to try some local beer. And man was this place…read moregreat, awesome customer service, awesome collection of beer, and clearly knowledgeable about beer. Absolutely recommended.

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It's a bar called White Bear and the interior is more like a student bar with expensive drinks…read more It's open late and that was why we ended up here. For the first time ever I have walked into a bar in Germany and they had run out of beer. I mean come on, how is that even possible in Beer nation ? Mixed drinks like JD & Coke were minimum €7.50 and above and the bar was also pretty empty when we got there with Rock music from the 90's playing loud. The waitress was lovely and friendly but the guy at the bar seemed a bit grumpy and not interested in serving us. I may come back here again another time and see. It's saving grace is the opening times. 2 am during the week and upto 5am on weekends.

I am looking for one woman who was in Weisser Bar, Bolkerstrasse 50 in the night between 12. and…read more13. may, wendsday. I am from Serbia and I am not wright correct her phone number. Her name is Maria or Marian, blond hare, between 35-40 year old. I celebrate my birthday in that club and I spent all night with her so i try to contact all Maria from Dusseldorf by facebook and other way in hope to find her.On 14 may I come back in Belgrade. If you rekognise something from this please let me know or mabye you know someone who go out in that club so they can help me in some way. Thank you in advice! :)

We were passing through Düsseldorf for a day and wanted to grab drinks somewhere after dinner to…read moreunwind. We wanted to try Altbier since that's what Düsseldorf is known for, and this was one of the recommended breweries from our online research. Indoor and outdoor standing tables are available, as well as booths inside if you want to sit. Unfortunately they didn't offer pitchers, so we just ordered a ton of glasses which they brought out on a large paddle. Cash only but there was an ATM nearby that we were able to withdraw from. Overall, great no-frills place to grab some tasty affordable Altbier and catch up with a group of friends.

I came in early on a Thursday evening and there were some people there but mostly sitting outside…read more They only accept cash! They also have two beer options. I tried the classic Altbier. They offered to start a tab but I just paid and found a seat. Most of the tables had reservation cards but for later in the evening so I sat down at one of them and drank the beer. It's a very low-key, straightforward place and a good option to try the famous Altbier from Dusseldorf.