Of course we had to visit The Black Dog while in Amsterdam.. well because we have a black dog. We…read morestarted off with drinks, it was a beer for me and a coca-cola for my husband. For food it was the soup of the day with bread and chicken gyoza for me and the traditional English Sunday roast for my husband (this is available every Sunday while supplies last). It was a cool spot to visit.

I found this place when out with a group of 3 other friends. Food was super tasty and the drinks…read morewere perfect. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Busy enough to be lively but quiet enough we could still have a conversation. One of our friends had some minor medical issues (fainting, weakness) while we were there. After clarifying with the staff his issues were not due to intoxication, they were super nice and accommodating. Definitely will return on a future trip.

I come here each time I visit Lunen. I've never been disappointed with the food or service. Each…read moretime I have been lucky and had a waitress that helped me navigate the menu as I cannot read German very well. Bring cash as they do not accept credit cards.

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.

Great local spot- busy and busy all I can say- small access fully loaded and great food- be glad if…read morethey let you sit cool local vibes - dogs allowed - service attentive but very busy- bartender is a character

We went to Anne Frank Tour, afterward we went to De Reiger for dinner. The asked if we had…read morereservation which we didn't, so they told us they can't take us without reservation. Just as we turned and walked out, they came back and told us they have a table for us, what a nice surprise! The restaurant is small and cozy. Service was excellent. We ordered a rack of Spare Ribs, Venison and Beefsteak. They all are very good. Definitely would go back!

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.

The ambiance is so unique and lovely--Olivier is in a beautifully restored old church including a…read moregiant very Dutch pipe organ (non-functional...I think). Huge selection of beer and the food looks fab.

Such an amazing place with the best Belgian and German beer selection I have ever come across. I've…read morealso been dreaming of the bitterballen ever since I left. Definitely worth a stop.