Die besten Restaurants mit Brasserie Essen in Nordrhein-Westfalen

Good recommendation and very attentive service. Haven't eaten anything.

Very nice restaurant with good food and great atmosphere. Price-performance ratio also fits - absolute recommendation in Lennep!

We were there today - the kitchen was closed. No sign outside, we were only told that when half of us had already ordered waffles. We then waited almost an hour for 4 waffles and 2 milkshakes. Coffee had arrived ages before and of course it was cold. There was an old dummy cheese pretzel in the display case, even though there wasn't one. Condition was alone, absolutely overwhelmed and unfriendly .. Waffles weren't really tasty either, one was tattered and there wasn't even any cream for one.. Otherwise the ambience is at least quite nice.

Wonderful food, good wines, attentive service. Highly recommended.

A reservation was made on my birthday, which was clarified well in advance. When we showed up with the announced number of people, an employee warmly invited us and wanted to assign us a seat. When a male person who was in the front area of ​​the restaurant shouted loudly that no male groups would be served and that they should leave the location. However, this sequence is problematic because the owner only intervened when the fourth person appeared, who could obviously have a migrant background. My four friends, who had a “German” appearance, were neither spoken to nor pointed out by the “owner” about the problem. We are outraged and simply disappointed by the previous events. Furthermore, no conversation was held with us or with me as the person affected, whereupon we left the bar and the outrage was confirmed by surrounding customers. We will avoid this restaurant in the future and carry on past events.

I put a star because when I entered the restaurant the first thing I heard was that you were looking for a toilet? So the waiter starts a dialogue with the guest. I'm dressed decently, always made up and earn enough to pay for my lunch. I was at a loss and didn't know how to answer. I said nothing and walked out. teach waiters to communicate with people who just want to have lunch. but of course I won't come to you anymore.