Cafe-Restaurant Am Nattenberg in Lüdenscheid

Went to the techno event yesterday. Entrance fee €10. Acceptable. DJ was pretty good, crowd OK. Question -> why is this place operating as a restaurant? There's practically no food (anymore). But the prices for drinks are exorbitant. We're here at Stock in Lüdenscheid; not, for example, at a club on Hohenzollernring in Cologne. €8.50 for a whiskey and coke, which at most had traces of the "expensive" alcohol. €4.50 (!) for bottled beer, what the hell?

A small, rather inconspicuous snack bar. There are three tables inside. You get your own drinks from the fridge. At first glance, it looks like the usual pizza/doner kebab. We wanted to try Pakistani dishes. Friendly service and explanations of the ingredients, including what's too spicy for Germans. A selection of dishes was put together for us. Samoas was the starter. Excellent. Pide was super tasty and freshly prepared on-site. The meat rolls were also very tasty. The only downside: the salad was completely without dressing. But there was salt and vinegar on the table. We'd gladly come back!

Today we had kale with smoked pork, mettwurst, and fried potatoes. It was simply fantastic; we usually eat the delicious "Krüstchen" (small croutons). So far, we've never had any complaints, and the price-performance ratio is also good.

I really like the food, the people are incredibly nice—both top marks, but the atmosphere is like a train station restroom. That's also why I've never eaten there. No offense intended; you can see the effort put into it, but it still looks cheap; the extremely cold, evenly distributed light (it would hardly be noticeable with spot lighting), and this beautiful, old building could be so much more.

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