This is one of the most historical German breweries and I absolutely love its vibrant ambiance!…read moreThey are located in the very heart of Düsseldorf 's Altstadt (Old Town) and have excellent alt beers (the dark, slightly bitter brew which is typical of the Düsseldorf area and almost like a religion here). They also have a wide menu of regional and perfectly executed German delicacies, including the Schweinemett (raw pork) and Schnitzel. It's aways worth a visit while in Düsseldorf. Prices are very fair and the portions are super generous.

We stopped by for a quick beer on Sunday afternoon. There's some standing high top tables outside…read morealong with some picnic tables. Someone came by shortly after we got there and we were able to get beers right away. Definitely a great spot to visit on your Düsseldorf trip!

This was our first stop of the evening while our group of Vikings took Siege of Cologne's finest…read moreplates and freshest Kolsch taps. Yes, the evening began with a semi-civilized dining on plates of predetermined authentic regional appetizers including meats, tartar, cheeses, crackers, and breads. The full slim glasses of Kolsch and wines kept arriving and delivered without request. FINE SERVICE INDEED! The main course Sauerbraten much of the same with beautiful and delicious Schnitzel, Sauerbraten, Spaetzle, Laberkason, Red Cabbage, and Cheesecake for desert. Service was outstanding and on spot. The Brauerei was warm and festive. A fantastic meal, great spirited vibe with fresh Kolsch that never stopped!

One of the highlights from our 2022 Cologne beer culture tour with Viking. Beautiful old venue with…read morelots of atmosphere. We were with a large group and everyone was served promptly and efficiently. Fantastic German food and probably the best Kolsch beer I've ever tasted. The Kobe's were quick to serve another beer as soon as your glass got low.

I don't even drink and I absolutely love this place. They are the pinnacle of "local dive joint"…read moreand brewery. They use the cologne system of measuring the beers you drink by marking your coaster. Their beers are fantastic. Some are aged in whiskey barrels and and brewed by the restaurant. I was also a big fan of the pink panther. Their food was also phenomenal! The brautwerst and sausages was amazing. The staff was so welcoming of a beer n00b like myself. They kept bringing out samples for me to try. They had such pride for their incredible product. I will definitely be back!!!

Ive been drinking a lot of Mikkeller Spontan sour beers and maybe the most Berlinerweisse any…read moreAmerican should be these days, but needless to stay Im hooked on this beer style. Glad to have discovered something I love almost as much as stouts. Braustelle's Munchausen sour ale also ranks up there with the sours I love. Though it's much tamer and not so tart (which is how I normally go). A good gateway choice for those looking for sours and definitely a refreshing summer beverage.

Cozy place, never too crowded. The burgers are a whopping 200grams and always tender. Servers are…read morenice. All around pleasant, casual spot for dinner.

A rustic and charming restaurant/pub in Cologne…read more Architecture and decor are exactly what comes to mind when you think of Germany. The service is excellent. The beers are delicious. We didn't eat here but plan to should we ever return to Cologne (which we hope to). Spacious but gets super busy.

Brauerei zum Pfaffen was our second stop of four during our evening experiencing fine German dining…read morein Cologne. Kolsch Bier is the area's elusive and delicious Kolsch beer. Of course, as expected, the evening grew into a wonderful time with laughs, singing, and even sharing stories of days past. The tap and slender glasses of cold Kolsch kept arriving. The only way to stop the friendly servers from delivering was to reluctantly place your beverage coaster on top of your glass, signaling a No Thank You. Sometimes ignored and graciously thanked. Our group of recently acquainted strangers quickly became friends with a similar liking of fresh Kolsch, which is to be respected and enjoyed only while in Cologne.

German food paradise! The schnitzel, pork knuckle, halve Hahn, curry wurst, and of course the…read moreKolsch... this place was incredible. Great little outdoor seating area, super friendly staff, great people watching, and did I mention the food? Oh yeah this food was amazing. If you've never had pork knuckle stop what you're doing and get it. The flavor was out of this world. Crunchy, salty, tender, and juicy all at once!

Rude, rude, rude. So bad, we got up and left to go elsewhere to eat. Try it at your own peril!…read more Good luck!

Excellent service. Fun atmosphere. Food selection was fine but not expansive. The rouladen was not…read morequite as good as my mom's, but I'm probably biased with her recipe. Wish they had Wiener schnitzel on the menu! I believe that's more Bavarian, but still wanted it! .

Absolutely delicious German food, probably the best meal I've had here! Server was awesome.read more

We wanted to try the local beer Kolsch. We came to this restaurant for a quick lunch and to try…read moreKolsch. Kolsch tasted light and refreshing. It did not disappoint. Kolsch was served on a small tall glass (probably 7-8 ounces). The server would keep pouring more to refill your glass when you finish. If you don't want a refill, be sure to cover it up with a coaster. That would signal the server that you don't want anymore beer. We ordered their lunch special for the day which was pork ribs served with a choice of potatoes or fava beans. We had the fava beans. The ribs had a good flavor. The ribs on my plate were a bit dry but the ribs on my husband's plate were not as dry. I liked the fava beans. I enjoyed Kolsch. I would come back for the beer.