The Chaosdorf is a hackerspace, a place where hackers, tinkerers and creative individuals come…read moretogether to work on their stuff and talk with each other. If you fit in one of those categories you should defiantly visit the Chaosdorf, either to bring your laptop to work on your own stuff and/or to talk with like-minded people. There is also a fully equipped room for soldering. There is basically always somebody around and guests are welcome most of the time. But if you haven't been there before, I recommend to attend one of their public events first. A regular event is the Freitagsfoo, which is every Friday evening. There are talks, discussions and they cook vegan meals. In exchange for a small donation you get Club-Mate, Flora-Mate and other non-alcoholic drinks. Unfortunately they don't offer beer anymore, but you can bring your own or get beer at the kiosk, which is just two doors away.

On the ground floor of the Sir aAdam Hotel, the Butcher offers great breakfast, lunch, and dinner…read morefor the hotel, and locals. For breakfast there is a buffet, which offers plenty of cold items, and offers one hot item from the kitchen. Lunch and dinner, Burgers are the specialty. We tried both Breakfast and Dinner. We found the food at both to be of excellent quality, and taste. Wel prepared by Tomosasso and Jun Jun. service provided by Rakib, Marie, and others were also great. Prices were reasonable considering this was a hotel restaurant.

The food here is amazing, they have seafood, beef, vegetarian, full bar and the ambiance is pretty…read morerelax with big glass windows to see the canal and some arcade games too. This place is located in the first floor of the Sir Adam hotel which itself has a lot of amenities. My complain is the service, you wait for several minutes to be seated, the staff is never smiling and seem as they are forced to be here. Maybe is a European thing? But with the US service, I'm not costumed to wait this long and waiters not being friendly.

I hesitate to write this review cuz this is a very unique place and I hate to ruin it for locals…read more But since I am from Milwaukee and I want to support local businesses, here you go: I loved this place! It's hard to find and I only stumbled on it cuz I was lost on a morning walk. The biergarten is contained deep within a community garden. As a result, I wasn't even sure it would be open to the public. I asked our concierge at the nearby Renaissance hotel about it and she had to research it herself as she didn't know. Once she verified via a web search that the restaurant was open to the public, we wandered over. It's a simple little biergarten offering delicious, well priced German food. We sat outside on picnic table. Inside there was a bingo game going on. Everyone there seemed to be local residents (probably many having gardens there). Eventually another tourist group wandered in, led by someone who knew about this secret Eden. What makes this little spot so amazing is that we arrived in Düsseldorf for the Tour de France. Our hotel was crawling with tour employees and fans, all seeking an authentic German experience. And there it was, just a 5 minute walk away from the hotel. My apologies to locals for spilling the secret. Next time we're in this part of Düsseldorf, we will be back. Wait staff super friendly. Cash only. Kitchen open until 9 but bar stays open later.

This place is almost hidden. You walk down a lane with gardens on both sides and it opens up into…read morea Biergarten and restaurant. This is definitely where the locals go. The people were very friendly and the food was great! Typical German fare.... highly recommend this place.