Die besten Restaurants in Dinslaken

A classic EAT HAPPY in the largest Edeka in the city. There are many different sushi variations. Everything seems to be freshly prepared and the prices are reasonable. One point is deducted because the mochis are often not sorted correctly and the selection of vegan dishes could be larger. Pre-ordering and picking up vegan menus works perfectly!

One of the best pizzas I had the pleasure of eating in Germany. The dough was soft and crispy at the same time. Can only recommend the pizzeria.

Drive from Oberhausen to Dinslaken just to eat a Cigköfte dürüm and Kumpir. Absolutely delicious and very nice staff. All other Cigköfte stores can pack in the Duisburg district

Very tasty pizza and pasta. Friendly service. I can warmly recommend it.

We've had a rehearsal room there for a long time. Are very satisfied

Anything for win slush ice cream

We were once again thrilled by the diverse and delicious cuisine. The ever-changing special menu, especially the Lebanese delicacies, are exactly to our taste. Very attentive service with a pleasant atmosphere rounds everything off. Dogs are also welcome there, which is no longer a given today. We would love to come back and are already looking forward to it. PLEASE KEEP IT UP 👍

Very tasty 😋 😋 home cooking!! The currywurst with fries and mayo are not to be despised either!! The staff are very friendly!! A lot of regular guests eat here!!🤗🤗

Food was great. Service was very nice but also very inattentive. We waited a really long time until we could reorder drinks. We will still come back.

Very tasty, I would recommend it to everyone

The only place on the Rhine in Walsum where you can enjoy a cool blonde (and half the chicken is also very tasty)

I spent a wonderful evening there with my 2 friends. The tables were set with flowers and napkins. The food came to the table hot. A treat compared to the usual buffet restaurants. Great value for money. Thank you!

Large parking lot, opening hours by appointment and on weekends. Visited after funeral

It's a small, cozy restaurant. The price-performance ratio is right and you can also play darts. The restaurant is part of the DSAB, so league games are also played on Fridays and Saturdays and on these evenings there is a closed society. Snaks are not offered, but can be purchased in the immediate vicinity. The innkeepers round off the evening with their friendliness.