Wowza! This is meatlover's paradise! I read the reviews from my fellow meatloving yelpers and had…read moreto try it out. I wasn't disappointed at all! The Steakschmiede is conveniently located at the permanent fresh market on Carlsplatz. They offer high quality meats in different cuts and from different countries! The meat is not pre packed, so they cut the size to your liking. This is a big advantage to other popular meat shops. I went for an in bone dry aged US Ribeye and one piece off the bone. The in bone I grilled on the same evening and it was perfect, juicy and tender. The other piece I kept in the fridge for around 10 days letting it age more. The shop assistant explained to me that it would be no problem to leave it in their wrapping paper in the fridge for 2 weeks. He was soooo right! The meat was incredibly tender! In comparison to other shops their meat is less expensive. I will sure return!

This review is only for the grill section. I stopped by here on a Saturday afternoon and waited 30…read moreminutes (!) for one very plain steak sandwich (€7.50). It came with carmelized onions, cheddar and herb-buttered bread, but somehow it still tasted bland. I also expected more from the ingredients. The steak was cut into tiny strips and overcooked, and the cheese was the pre-shredded type sold in grocery stores. Maybe buying from the butcher is good here, but the food stand is overhyped.

Had the most pleasant of experiences at this location. Being from America and only visiting Germany…read moreon the weekend, we struggled to find anything in English. The barista could definitely tell we looked confused, so she explained the process and translated the menu for us. A nice sandwich or panini will only set you back 4-5 euros. Coffee around 3 euros. Super cool vibe inside, you can see and smell the roaster and the pipes that run the coffee to the machines. The coffee bags from the various sources countries are throughout the entrance, and there's a lot of them! We had such a good experience the first time that we went back again the next day since it was near our hotel. Great place to relax for a while and grab a bite with a coffee or two. Plenty of locals throughout who I could tel were chatting for hours. Would come back again, and ps, try the pesto panini!

Yummy coffee at this place! I like how they roast their own beans. They smell is delicious and the…read morewhole shop is filled with it. What I didn't like was how noisy this roasting was. It was very loud actually. Not so great. I also order a sandwich, which tasted all right but it was nothing special. I saw people ordering breakfast with little bread baskets and muesli and yoghurt and that looked really good so I got kinda jealous haha. The interior of this place is okay, it is not very cozy and the tables are a bit to close to each other but it is neat and the colors are warm. You can only pay cash here, so keep that in mind.

The food selection was basic, but all the items were very good. We went for two variations on Berst…read morewith potatoes. The location is great and it feels authentic, although you're in a tourist area.

Really good sandwich. I could smell the pork roasting from a block away…read more Can sit and order, or take away. Service was extremely lacking, but the sandwich would bring me back

Laura's deli is a cafeteria located in downtown Dusseldorf really close from the main market. Their…read moreclaim to fame is to be an "American" breakfast options. You order upon walking in on the bar and I ordered one of the pre-made bagel sandwiches with lox and avocado. It was really good but the downside was that my friend ordered the pancakes and those took a while to be ready, so by the time her food was ready mine was already gone. The pancakes come on a really neat presentation and surrounded by fresh berries and syrup. The coffee options are on point with all the expected espresso drinks (latte, cappuccino, etc) with the option to choose any plant based milk substitute. I had the coconut milk cappuccino and it was excellent. After ordering we were given the options to pay at that time or later. We chose to pay later, which was a bad decision because it meant we had to stand in line again when leaving, so if given the option, make sure to pay up front.

Hidden gem in our first time travel to Dusseldorf. Laura's had tasty vegan breakfast options and…read moregood fresh coffee. We added takeout vegan veggie sandwich made with amazing bread and added a vegan chocolate dessert, rich and delicious for lunch later. Staff is super friendly and helped by describing all vegan options, politely and with a genuine smile. Felt the prices were a good value for exceptional quality food and calm, clean dining area. Hope you enjoy as much ad we did.

Super cozy cafe with lots of London influence. The space is tiny, but it's packed with personality…read more I stopped by around lunch time and tried an avocado cheddar panini (4.70 EUR). This tasted like the ideal grilled cheese - chewy grilled bread, plenty of melted cheese, generous avocado! In a land full of Brötchen and Tomate Mozzarella, that panini was a nice change of pace. It also comes with a little side of greek yogurt with nuts + homemade jam. The fresh pressed juice is good too, but a little pricey (3.50 EUR). Atmosphere is inviting with lots of art + design books and magazines. The baristas could have been friendlier, but that isn't gonna stop me from getting my panini fix. Overall it has everything I'd want in a cafe and the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon.

Cozy cafe, delicious breakfast, good service just didn't like that they accept a credit card only…read moreafter 15€

They had several vegan options here, including a Basilika (€5.50) sandwich -- like a tomato…read morebocconcini sandwich but with tofu. Coming on dense, seeded rye bread, marinated tofu, tomato, and basil, this was very nicely done. Recommended for a cheap, good-quality vegan option at Dusseldorf central train station.

So, this is a bakery chain in Germany. And this particular one is in the Dusseldorf central train…read morestation. Maybe it's silly to give it 5 stars, but... on my way from Dusseldorf to Amsterdam, I went over hungry and tried to find something to eat on the train. I do not speak German. I tried to ameliorate this by saying ONLY the name of the thing I wanted to eat (a ham and cheese sandwich on a baguette with butter) and "please," and pointing, and the lovely young woman looked right at me and said, "This one?" In English. Hooray! And then I was saved from German. And that ham sandwich was delicious.

Ich war bei Nooij Dutch Deli und es war wirklich ein rundum perfektes Erlebnis. Schon beim Betreten…read moremerkt man die gemütliche Atmosphäre und die Liebe zum Detail. Der Kuchen war unglaublich frisch und geschmacklich absolut hervorragend. Auch das restliche Essen war großartig - besonders das Halbe Hähnchen. Die Halbes Hänchen Classic war unglaublich lecker, saftig und perfekt gewürzt, genau so, wie man es sich wünscht. Man spürt, dass hier mit hochwertigen Zutaten und echter Leidenschaft gekocht wird. Der Service war freundlich, aufmerksam und angenehm entspannt. Insgesamt ein Ort, den man sofort ins Herz schließt und unbedingt weiterempfehlen möchte. Ich komme definitiv wieder.

I was VERY disappointed in the food at this restaurant. The staff was amazing and very nice and I…read morewish they would've got the food right. It's located in a big building and it's got a great interior set up. I got a generous pour of wine (thank you!) I ordered the pastrami sandwich. I was expecting fresh slices of homemade pastrami - nope! I get a couple slices of what looks like deli lunch meat and it was €9.50 for this! Dutch deli club sandwich - another disappointment! The chicken tasted so so dry and there was no flavor in the chicken. €12!! I wish I would've got a breakfast dish. Maybe next time. But just so you're warned - those two sandwiches we ordered were not great whatsoever.

The Carlsplatz market is the oldest operating market in Düsseldorf and is named after Elector Karl…read moreTheodor (1724-1799). When the Carlstadt district was laid out in the second half of the 18th century, this square was part of the plan. It was originally a parade ground for the French garrison during the French occupation of Düsseldorf in 1797. The Prussians also used Carlsplatz around the middle of the 19th century to exercise for their soldiers who were stationed in the barracks on Kasernenstrasse. In 1997, a group of traders was formed and they lease the square from the city and run the market themselves. The glass roof was added in 1998 and the glass pavilions in 2002. The market is held here six days a week and consists of some 60 traders with food, produce, meat, fish, bakery goods, fresh flowers and other trade goods. It should definitely be high on your list of stops when you visit Düsseldorf! [Review 16357 overall - 164 in Germany - 1864 of 2021.]

This is a really cool farmers market with tons of food stories. The variety is great as there is…read moretons of produce, specialized meats, poultry, fish shops as well as cheese and jams, oils, etc. my fave has to be the potato shop and regret not taking a picture cause wasn't aware there were so many varieties of potatoes! I also liked that so many of the stores also had lots of free samples that let you try and taste before buying. So this is not just a produce market, there are also a variety of food stalls - from Germany bratwurst to Italian and Indian - something for everyone! Would suggest shopping around tho' as prices vary tons. BTW, I visited on a Saturday and then came back again on Sunday, but it was closed, so be aware of that. When in Düsseldorf, absolutely recommend checking this place out! Yelp 239/ 2018