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Berrenratherstr.330, Cologne, 50937, Köln, Germany

🛍 Tea, Wine, Beer, German

4.2 💬 1937 Reviews

Phone: +492219419266

Address: Berrenratherstr.330, Cologne, 50937, Köln, Germany

City: Köln

Dishes: 35

Reviews: 1937

Website: https://www.berrenrather.de

"Wir haben das Berrenrather an einem Donnerstag Abend zu einem 3-Gänge Menü aufgesucht. Es begann mit einer Brühe in der Anteile von Maultaschen und Pfannkuchenstreifen enthalten waren. Die Suppe hätte noch etwas intensiver sein können oder etwas mehr gesalzen gewesen sein, ansonsten war sie o.k.Zum Hauptgericht gab es ein ordentliches Stück Schwäbischer Zwiebelrostbraten mit selbstgemachten Spätzle. Der Zwiebelrostbraten war im Prinzip Medium wie bestellt, vielleicht ein wenig drüber. Die Zwiebeln waren allerdings mehr gebraten und weniger kross als sie hätten sein sollen. Die Spätzle uns Soße waren gut.Zum Dessert gab es ein Mix aus Eis mit Apfelküchlein und Sahne. Das ganze war ein wenig...


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bürgerliches restaurant,nettes freundliches zuvorkommendes personalwaren zum dritten mal dortschwäbische küche ,hhhhmmmm lecker

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Mareike
Mareike

Eine Bewertung fällt hier schwer. Wir waren hier wochentags und saßen draußen. Wir hatten gefüllten Pfannkuchen an Tomatensalat und Käsespätzle mir Salat.Gefallen hat uns:- das Ambiente auf der Terrasse war nett- Service war aufmerksam und freundlich Nicht gefallen hat uns:- die Frühlingskarte war schmutzig- die Käsespätzle waren trocken - dem Pfannkuchen hat es an Würze gefehltPreise waren okay. Dennoch kommen wir eher nicht mehr.


Albin
Albin

Ich war bis dato 3x dort und habe 2x Schnitzel und 1x Maultaschen mit Champignons, Zwiebeln und 1x Bauernsalat gegessen.Ich saß meistens im Biergarten und 1x drinnen bei offenem Fenster.Positiv: Maultaschen waren lecker und schmecken definitiv besser, als die "guten Bürger-Maultaschen" vom REWE :-) Dürften hausgemacht sein.Das Schnitzel....WAHNSINN...Zwar kein Original Wiener, aber doch butterweiches Fleisch mit leckerer Panade.Ich hatte zu erst ein Jägerschnitzel, weil ich immer Angst habe, dass n Wiener Schnitzel am Ende doch zu trocken wird.Aber weit gefehlt. Die BraKa`s sind gut gebraten aber nicht trocken und das gleiche gilt für das Schnitzel.Mit Oma Kleinmanns kann das hier definitiv...


Irmtraud
Irmtraud

Wir haben das Berrenrather an einem Donnerstag Abend zu einem 3-Gänge Menü aufgesucht. Es begann mit einer Brühe in der Anteile von Maultaschen und Pfannkuchenstreifen enthalten waren. Die Suppe hätte noch etwas intensiver sein können oder etwas mehr gesalzen gewesen sein, ansonsten war sie o.k.Zum Hauptgericht gab es ein ordentliches Stück Schwäbischer Zwiebelrostbraten mit selbstgemachten Spätzle. Der Zwiebelrostbraten war im Prinzip Medium wie bestellt, vielleicht ein wenig drüber. Die Zwiebeln waren allerdings mehr gebraten und weniger kross als sie hätten sein sollen. Die Spätzle uns Soße waren gut.Zum Dessert gab es ein Mix aus Eis mit Apfelküchlein und Sahne. Das ganze war ein wenig a...

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  • Tea Explore our selection of soothing teas, offering both classic and exotic blends. Perfectly brewed to awaken your senses, indulge in our range for a moment of tranquility and flavor in every sip.
  • Wine A curated selection of fine wines from around the world, offering rich reds, crisp whites, and elegant rosés to pair perfectly with your meal. Savor each bottle's unique aroma, flavor, and complexity.
  • Beer Discover our selection of refreshing beers, from crisp lagers to bold ales and rich stouts. Whether you prefer local brews or international favorites, we have the perfect pint to elevate your dining experience.
  • German Savor the rich flavors of traditional German cuisine, featuring hearty meats, tangy sauerkraut, and sumptuous sauces. Delight in authentic dishes that bring a taste of Germany to your table.

Amenities

  • Wein
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Terrace

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