Brasserie Marienbild

Aachener Str. 561, 50933 Köln, Germany

🛍 Meat, German, Cheese, European

3.5 💬 121 Anmeldelser

Telefon: +4922150055160

Adresse: Aachener Str. 561, 50933 Köln, Germany

By: Köln

Retter: 7

Anmeldelser: 121

Nettside: http://www.marienbild.de

"We walked over from her house to enjoy some local cuisine. The server was very friendly and offered suggestions in English. Her, we learned about the Kölsch beer in Cologne and that if you do not put your coaster on top of your glass, they...will just keep refilling it, haha! Food here is very good as I ordered the schnitzel and my husband had sausage. Both arrived with delicious sauerkraut and the portions were too large to finish. Note: This is a noisy place with lots of locals enjoying themselves immensely and is a great way to soak up the color, culture and language! We will definitely visit again on our next visit to Cologne"


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Zvjezdana Zvjezdana

Not very good food, just fine. Mixed meat was too expensive. I must commend the rate of beer replenish, it was quite fast

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Pearlie
Pearlie

Very friendly welcome from staff who went the extra mile to ensure that we understood the menu! Ordered cheeseburger with cheese and bacon and fries and it was amazing!!! Beer was good, cold and free flowing. A very enjoyable experience


Andreia
Andreia

Got into a nonsense discussion with an obtuse member of the staff as I joined a group of friend sitting in the Biergarten drinking holding an ice cream. Note the Marienbild is a brewery and don't serve ice cream so there was no conflict of...interest. Following that the waiter, for some unknown reason, refused to serve us any beer other than Kölsch although Weizenbier was definitely available. Food, ordered in another visit, is mediocre. If you're looking for good breweries in Köln, go to the Braustelle or Craft Beer Coeln, where beer is good and the staff friendly


Mandy
Mandy

We walked over from her house to enjoy some local cuisine. The server was very friendly and offered suggestions in English. Her, we learned about the Kölsch beer in Cologne and that if you do not put your coaster on top of your glass, they...will just keep refilling it, haha! Food here is very good as I ordered the schnitzel and my husband had sausage. Both arrived with delicious sauerkraut and the portions were too large to finish. Note: This is a noisy place with lots of locals enjoying themselves immensely and is a great way to soak up the color, culture and language! We will definitely visit again on our next visit to Cologne

Kategorier

  • Meat Utforsk vårt fristende kjøttutvalg, med perfekt grillet biff, saftig kylling og smakfulle lammretter, alle krydret til perfeksjon for en uforglemmelig matopplevelse.
  • German Nyt de rike smakene av tradisjonell tysk mat, med solide kjøttretter, syrlig surkål og smakfulle sauser. Kos deg med autentiske retter som gir en smak av Tyskland til bordet ditt.
  • Cheese Et kuratert utvalg av håndverksoster fra hele verden, med ulike smaker og teksturer som gleder ganen. Perfekt for deling eller å nytes individuelt med de ideelle tilbehørene.
  • European Nyt en kulinarisk reise gjennom Europa med vår utsøkt utformede meny, som har autentiske retter fra Frankrike, Italia, Spania og utover, ved å bruke de ferskeste ingrediensene for å bringe tradisjonelle smaker til liv.

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