Die besten Restaurants mit Deutsches restaurant Essen in Nordrhein-Westfalen

Delicious food. Good service. Hard working lovely people.

Dear Behre family, We would like to thank you for the wonderful hours and conversations with and with you. Over the past decades we have always enjoyed visiting you and felt warmly welcome at all time

Celebrated my son's graduation there (with the class). Overall very nice. Nice hall with a dance floor. Solid buffet.

We ordered catering from Irina and were very satisfied all around! The food (ribs, chicken, plow, khatshapuri) was incredibly tasty, the communication was nice and unproblematic and the delivery was o

The food is good and the restaurant is beautiful.

Wir hatten mal wieder einen tollen Stammtisch im Lokal. Die Wirtsleute waren ebenfalls mal wieder sehr zuvorkommend

Unfortunately, as I have now seen, the restaurant is closed after the "plague" that they tried to inflict on us. It's a shame, it was very nice there and the kitchen was great.

Excellent food. Even a menu for seniors. Slightly smaller schnitzel plus Bratkartoffeln and salat counter. For a very nice price.

Historic garden restaurant in the center of the city with delicious food and drinks. Went there again after a long time and we really enjoyed it. 👍

Hervorragende Eventlokation die ein fantastisches Essen anbieten, welches nur noch durch das liebenswerte und geschulte Personal übertroffen wird!

We celebrated my in-laws' birthdays and my son's wedding there, among other things. The quality of the food is always very good. The service is also great 👍 We can only recommend it.

Sauland cuisine with a traditional pub atmosphere

Very sweet and clean, lots of seating. Accommodating as we stopped by and hoped for food. It was before their kitchen opened at 5 pm, but they still went out of their way to put something together for

Good restaurant in the centre. Good prices, excellent beer and friendly staff

Oh dear, oh dear, I couldn't believe so many bad reviews! I still have fond memories of fox hunting. A place where half of Eller met again on Sundays for dinner. 7 days a week it was just “cheers, hus