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Great service, great shop, would love to shop again

Very tasty German meals at a fair price Always happy to go there

Good selection of breads, cakes and pastries. There are also sandwiches. Friendly service.

It was very good here, I've had dinner here several times. Just always beautiful and great. I like to come here to eat.

A pub with nice innkeepers! You can also eat small things... when the weather is nice there are also tables outside!

We always enjoy going to Nørds. Everything is just right here. Absolute recommendation!

Pizza was very good, service was like that, ordered pizza rolls twice, didn't get them and then more or less asked to leave to clear the table for the next people.

Authentisch und lecker. Wir sind hier zufällig eingekehrt . Da wir sehr spät gekommen sind hatten wir Glück spontan einen Tisch zu kriegen. Alles sehr schön eingerichtet und das Essen ist außergewöhnlich lecker für die Bonner Szene . Gerne wieder

Unfortunately our visit to this restaurant was a disappointment. The Prosecco was served to us at room temperature, which dampened our anticipation of the meal right from the start. The entrecôte was tough and almost cooked through (ordered medium), the vegetables were burnt and the beef fillet, which we had ordered medium, came medium rare. The mashed potatoes were by far the worst thing I've ever tasted - simply inedible in terms of taste and consistency. The Malbec was also served warm. During the entire meal no one bothered to ask if everything was OK. Even when we finally voiced our criticism, the staff didn't seem to care. For a price of €185, we would have expected much more - an experience that justifies the price. Unfortunately, absolutely not recommended! We definitely won't be coming back.

My return to this restaurant was like a trip back in time, coupled with exciting innovations. Even as a child, I ate well here almost every Sunday, and today, many years later, I'm thrilled that the quality has gotten even better. The modernized atmosphere combines stylish design with a welcoming ambience. The service was outstanding from the start; the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and always seemed eager to make our stay memorable. The menu offers a wonderful selection of dishes, including both traditional dishes and innovative creations.

Everything was fine until we got a cheap Sambucca after a round of Mollinaris...guys, that's not possible

I was there for dinner with a good friend and it was really great. The food, the atmosphere and of course the service, which was always friendly and constantly asked about our well-being. Absolutely recommended for anyone who wants to have a nice evening.

Were there for breakfast. Super tasty. Rich breakfast, would be served again and again. Coffee etc. is included in the price. Water, multivitamins and orange juice are also included. We were there during the week. On weekends or public holidays there is a gourmet breakfast with sparkling wine and fish/salmon and many other small, tasty things. Can only be recommended. But it's best to make a reservation. I doubt whether you can get a place like that.

Unfortunately, things keep happening that were previously beyond our imagination. But first things first: Today my wife and I had an appointment with friends in Bad Honnef. The Bistro Ludwig was on the way so we stopped by spontaneously. We both ordered food. My wife ordered an herbal tea and specifically stated that she has a problem with acidity and therefore the tea cannot contain anything fruity. Before she could give an example, the young man interrupted her, “He didn’t.” The tea that was then brought was extremely sour because it contained, among other things, lemon balm and lemon verbena. We returned the tea, ate the food, drank another cappuccino and got the bill. We were completely surprised to find the tea on the bill. Of course, we initially thought it was an oversight. The innkeeper, however, insisted on paying for the tea. After all, we would have ordered it and would have to pay for it. We tried to explain again that we definitely didn't order that kind of tea. The innkeeper then explained to us that the ingredients were herbs and not fruits. Besides, we could have read before putting the bag in the water. A misunderstanding can always happen, but we were not prepared for such impudence. Now we were no longer willing to compromise. The boss was called out of the kitchen (“There are people here who want to cheat the bill”). Of course we paid the rest of the bill, but not the tea, left our address and are very relaxed about facing criminal charges. How stubborn and clumsy can a person be? Obviously we had a bad experience with other guests. If the tea had been taken out of the bill, we would have tipped at least the same amount and the matter would have been settled in a relaxed manner for both parties. Our friends were also completely stunned; They advised us to draw attention to the behavior in this bistro through this review, which we are doing here. Regarding the host's comments: 1.) We weren't agitated at all in the bistro, my wife made a face and I brought the tea back discreetly, quietly and in a friendly manner. We were both very upset when we heard the accusation of theft. 2.) After we were accused of carousing, we actually suggested calling the police. 3.) We actually left our address and phone number on a piece of paper. 4.) All the quotes are correct, especially “There are people here who want to cheat the bill”. 5.) A good restaurant not only includes good food, but also good treatment of the guests. A little accommodation and diplomacy instead of stubbornly insisting on your rights and the guests will certainly be accommodating.

I'm not coming back. The food was okay and the lady behind the counter was also very nice. But I was a bit upset when I was supposed to pay €1 more for my Lahmacun than was posted outside next to the entrance. I didn't even pay attention to the prices behind the counter because I had already decided what I was going to order. Outside it said €7.50 for a lahmacun, inside I had to pay €8.50. To explain, I was told that the father had not yet updated the prices outside. It's my own fault for getting involved in this. But such a misdirection is not correct. :-(