Altes Schloss Grevenbroich in Grevenbroich

This restaurant is closed indefinitely

Nice little town! With a great outdoor swimming pool, a beautiful castle, including a castle garden. Very worth seeing!

After a few months I think the box is here... GV is cringe

Reservation started via homepage, never received an answer, asked by email and Facebook, no answer to date! P.S. Originally asked via Facebook whether a reservation outside would be possible, received a positive answer and a “friend invitation” after 20 minutes...

Finally a nice, relaxed beer garden in Grevenbroich again! Lots of greenery and a historical atmosphere all around!

It starts with construction toilets, you can still ignore that. What doesn't work at all is the service, it's just amateurish. Food is delivered without cutlery, tables still have bird droppings and you wait in vain for drinks. All guests were served after dinner at the latest, which any bad housewife could do better. Just when you think things couldn't get any worse, the Kölsch that you actually got is brought to you in a wheat glass. See for yourself!

We were there last Sunday - a big disappointment! Beer garden as such is nice, but Dixie toilets, washing hands with a water hose, moderately warm food and a lot more. It would have been better to postpone the opening!

The beer 🍺 garden is nice but the rest is not for me. Gilden Kölsch bar cart, Frühkölsch glasses and Peterskölsch in the bar. I don't want to experience a Dixieland toilet for the guests and the waiter if it gets really busy.

Is temporarily open Thursday to Sunday from 5:00 p.m. until all work is completed. Then every day in the future. Great friendly innkeepers, beautiful beer garden.

I'm now referring to the outside area... the old castle itself (restaurant) is currently being renovated. Beautiful park-like area where you can also observe some animals.

Bietet viele Möglichkeiten für Veranstaltungen aller Art.

Das Alte Schloss im niederrheinischen Grevenbroich war eine Landesburg der Grafen von Kessel und des Herzogtums Jülich, die im 16. Jahrhundert zu einem Schloss aus- und umgebaut wurde. Heute sind von der einst großen Anlage nur noch der Wohnbau, ein Wirtschaftsgebäude, ein Torhaus und Reste der Wassergräben erhalten. Sie befinden sich am linken Ufer der Erft rund 200 Meter südlich des historischen Teils von Grevenbroich und stehen unter Denkmalschutz. Quelle: Wikipedia

Für mich die beste Location für eine Hochzeit in Grebenbroich

Große Auswahl an Getränken und Speisen, sehr freundliche Bedienung, Barrierefrei

Biergarten mäßig voll heute. Haben Essen bestellt und ... nichts kam ... auch nach erneuter Nachfrage hin passierte nix. - Gezahlt. Fertig. Nicht zu empfehlen.

Niet bepaald een imposant kasteel.