Service was good. Beer was good…read more Potato soup was good. Sauerkraut soup was excellent. Ambiance was nice.

You'll see from my picture that there is a line of people storming the door, and me and friends are…read moreabout 15 people back! Peter's Brauhaus is often described as a beer hall, but it is so much more than that. Once we entered, we were ushered into the bar, so that we could drink a local beer while we waited for a table. This gave us time to also take in the rustic wood construction of the interior, and enjoy the delicious aromas wafting from the kitchen. Seating is family style, but they also have a few tables for two. The food is hearty traditional German fare, you won't need a second meal that day. This is certainly a must do in Koln, to have an authentic meal in a historic brauhaus.

***5 STAR ONCE IN A LIFETIME PLACE***…read more The pork chop cannot be described with words. It's heavenly. The service is awesome, and the place is packed the minute the doors open. And the ambiance is all German!

Best pork knuckle ever. Go during the noon hour time slot and avoid the lines. If you go after…read morethey open at 4:30pm be prepared to stand in a short line. Either way don't miss out on this one

The food was delicious, the staff friendly and accommodating, the venue was beautiful! Even in the…read morecold of winter it was lovely to have lunch on the river.

The Gaffel Kolsch I had here was better (and cheaper) than the one I had somewhere else and the…read moreplace looks fantastic just as you would want a typical German Beerhall to look. Apart from the TV screens that is. Yes, Sky sports exists in Germany now and was showing a match between two teams I had never heard of, before flicking to a different match with 2 more teams I had also never heard of (Paderborn anyone?). Only 1.40 for a Kolsch too, but then I was east of the river (I bet they say that round here). The smell here was just perfect too, the inspiration for another scent in my range of perfumes; Eau de Brauhaus to be launched with a limited range of Pretzl shaped handbags.

So this place should be top of your list when visiting Koln. Pretty much all locals here which…read moremakes it worth the trip to walk here from the tourist areas. Good portions are terrific, the kolsh is freash, service is great and prices are very reasonable compared to many other similar establishments. I was taken here years ago by a friend from the area while vising for work. Just went back recently and it is just as good as I remember it. Try the mamoth -sized pork knuckle and you will not be able to contain your smile.

Was here a few years back on a nice Saturday afternoon strolling around after record shopping,…read moregrabbed a Kolsch and a schnitzel watched the clouds drift by the gate and people watched. It was a pleasant and memorable day that lives in head forever. All the fare was delicious and service kind , I would definitely come back to sit on their patio to see antiquity slowly watch us move at speed of light to its history.

We sat outside on the patio to relax after a long day of sightseeing. The patio opened up into the…read moresquare which made for some great people watching. The food was authentic German fare and did not disappoint! It was a hot day so we ordered a couple of their house made beers to cool off. I wandered inside to use the restroom and the building and decor is gorgeous. Will definitely recommend to friends in the area.

Service was very rude, couldn't wait to leave (specifically the older man with long hair). Very…read moreupset with the rude remarks made by the server. The food was not worth stopping by.

The first thing that stood out about this place was the bartender. No, actually it was the barrels…read morebeing dumped onto the bar, but the bartender also stood out as well - he looked like he had stepped into some warp from a fantasy middle ages that is full of stereotypes. He was gruff, big, and pretty cool. Mind you, don't try shifting the furniture about - they really don't like it (everything has its place here). As for the atmosphere, it is awesome. The bar actually looks as if it belongs in the middle ages, though the murals, and figurines, seem to be more at home in a church as opposed to a pub. Still, this place is cool and definitely worth checking out.

This is a very fun, casual local place for beer and a good meal. They do a fine schnitzel, they…read morehave some great pizzas, and the potato pancakes are excellent. Mostly beer and wine, although they do make a few basic cocktails, and they will make hot chocolate that is flammable if you wish. I recommend the kölch and the weiss beer.

Found ourselves wandering the streets on a Saturday in January and happened upon Oma's. We tried…read moreSpatzle and Schnitz Pilz. Service was good and food was solid. The ambience was a local vibe and everyone seemed to know each other.

Wow- This place has the best "real German" food in all of Cologne. I had Schnitzel in 5 other…read moreBrauhaus type old German restaurants. Bei Dr Tant was the best of all. Plus, the staff is super friendly and helpful, especially Bjorn. You can get different, but not a better traditional German culinary experience in Cologne. We loved it and kept coming back.