Will definitely be coming back next time I am in DUS. Excellent food, great wine, and very kind and…read morefriendly staff. Highly recommend.

I enjoyed the Alchemist for dinner with my husband on a recent trip to Dusseldorf. It's an…read moreintimately-sized restaurant, with outdoor seating. We shared the "gratinated goat cheese" salad to start, which was delicious. I had "Pasta summer truffle" as a main course, which was really great - it's garnished with freshly grated truffle table-side. My husband had the "Königsberger Klopse," which is apparently a very typical German dish. He liked it but was expecting something more unique and flavorful. We had a few Weihenstephan Hefeweizen with the meal. The menu is in German but our server spoke fluent English and patiently translated the entire menu for us. She was very friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend this restaurant. It's a nice departure if you're tired of heavy German dishes of meat and potatoes.

This unusual structure by the Dusseldorf Zoo station is surprisingly cosy. It looks almost like a…read moretemporary construction, but obviously isn't (judging by all the German reviews). A good foreign beer (Pilsner Urquell) is complimented by a strong local one (Frankenheim Alt). The main bar is quite small, but it looks like they have some kind of tent out back. An unusual area. To get here I had to walk across a long bridge over....well over not very much at all. A deserted wasteland in the city.

Service was very friendly and welcoming! The food was delicious. As a vegetarian, I wish they had…read moremore vegetarian choices, but what I had (Spargelsuppe & Salat) was very enjoyable. The atmosphere was comfortable and very cute. Charming in every way. The seating outside by the railroad tracks is unique and has a very fun feeling. It was a bit too loud, but all-in-all, we left feeling happy and looking forward to visiting again.

I ended up here "by exident". I initially wanted to go to a Greek restaurant arround the corner,…read morebut they opened only at 17h. However, Sankt Suitbertus... I am not sure what it really is... a typical Düsseldorf brewery (because of the name)... the pub arround the corner... a Greek restaurant... ???? Well, I prefer somehow, if the guest can directly figure out what place they enter... Let's see: we had an early dinner there. The Alt beer was great and on tap. The food is mainly Greek, but you can also have German stuff. On the table next to us, it looked like the neighborhood was meeting. So all in all, you'll find a little bit of everything. The service was great and the food delicous (Greek). I really enjoyed it. At the end the obligatory Ouzo was served, so I conclude: Its a Greek place! And not a bad one.

What a great experience we had here. The food was absolutely delicious and the service was on…read morepoint. We had the whole fresh fish and few appetizers. It came out to 100$ for three of us and it included beer. Only thing is maybe a new paint job on the place and new entrance would make it extra special. Will definitely be back.

I like this place a lot! Proper food, nice waiters and just a very "down to earth" atmosphere…read more Taverna style. The seafood is good! Sardines, baby squid and fresh fish. Amongst the fish places in Düsseldorf that I have recently tried, this is one of the better ones. It's perfect for an event with a larger group. Prices are fine. You can feel that it is a family owned place that exist already for a long time.