This place is The BOMB!!! Cute little place with the freshest food and Awesome, sing-along, tap…read moreyour foot music playing the whole time!! People were super friendly, and happy to help an English speaker, although I did attempt. Everyone loved their entrees which included they're delicious Belgian stew with frites, burgers and flammkuchen! Don't forget to enjoy a Belgian beer and get some of the frite sauces, they're So good!!

Fancy fries were good, fresh tasting and crisp. The stoofvleis was interesting and had a sweet…read moretaste as if they added brown sugar or molasses top the dish. I didn't love it, but it was good. The serving sizes were small and the prices are too high for what we ordered. We also ordered a burger that came in a very thin seeded bun that didn't taste exceptional. Could use more sauce and salty in the meat. The food was good, not great

I am from the US, in Köln with my wife on a business trip. We sampled the sauerbraten at several of…read morethe highly recommended Kölner Brauhäuser. My grandmother and then my wife cooked this dish on many occasions to celebrate our German heritage. This was the best one of two places we found with marinated beef. It was almost as good as at home, and certainly better than the style with special gravy poured over ordinary roast beef, which is the usual way it is found in the US, where German restaurants are fairly rare. The service was good. The kölsch beer was the best we had, and promptly served. The atmosphere was appealing to our sense of a real German brauhaus. We are planning to come back in a month to finish my work here. Kauler Hof is at the top of our list of places to revisit.

They were completely full, including reservations, but managed to accommodate us...even tossed in…read moretwo shots of Ouzo as a gesture for waiting. It's no wonder it was full; delicious, heaping plates of food such as grilled souvlaki and a feta-stuffed steak complimented by homemade tzatziki and pomme frites. Yum, yum, yum. A neighborhood gem.

We don't speak German and the waitresses here didn't speak English so there was a language barrier…read more But that didn't stop them from providing us great service! They were so amazing here! Helped us figure out what we were trying to order and they were fun about it..all giggly and smiley. Not annoyed with us at all which was such a relief. Amazing food as well. I had the steak with a baked potato. Boyfriend had their burger. Also had the brownie desert. All delicious!! We were in Germany celebrating our 5 year anniversary driving to all the castles.

Really excited to see they had a dark, Belgium beer (unlike the kolsch many people drink in this…read moreregion) so we decided to stop by. Sat down at a table on an early Saturday evening and chatted with the lady for ~10min and no one came to take our order. We saw that there was a line near the counter so the lady went up to place our order (who knows, maybe that's protocol here). She was scolded by our waitress that we shouldn't order at the register, so she sat back down. 5 min later, the waitress walks past our table and takes the order from the table next to ours that arrived after we sat down. 5-7 min after that, the other table received their food/drink as we were out the door just as the waitress came by with a meek, I-don't-care-that-you're-leaving, smile. Nice touch... Germans don't think about customer service like Americans bc they don't rely on tips. I get it; I'm adapting/assimilating. However, my lady was born, raised, and also waited on tables in Cologne. She said the waitress (who had a slight resemblance to Amy Winehouse) was awful and recommended we leave. Not again, never again.

Cute coffee shop adjacent to the beautiful St. Gereon church. Lively atmosphere with good service…read moreand coffees. We also had a berry tart which was a nice treat and not too sweet. The only negative was the bathroom, they could use a good cleaning and fresh paint.