Brauhaus am Kloster

Bruehler Str. 108 | Raderberg, 50968 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

🛍 Tea, Meat, Steak, Schnitzel

4.5 💬 36 Reviews

Phone: +4922180048591

Address: Bruehler Str. 108 | Raderberg, 50968 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

City: Köln

Dishes: 28

Reviews: 36

Website: http://www.brauhausamkloster.de/

"Wir wollten das Brauhaus schon öfters besuchen, da es bei uns um die Ecke ist. Was wir nicht wussten war, dass an diesem Abend ein portugiesischer Themenabend war. Somit war ein großer Teil des Restaurants voll und wir mussten an einem der Hochtische Platz nehmen, was für uns aber kein Problem war.Wir bestellten Dorade mit Pommes als Beilage und Lachs in Dillsauce mit Saisongemüse. Die Dorade war Top, der Lachs war aber leider noch leicht roh. Unser Reklamation wurde postwendend entgegen genommen. Der Geschäftsführer kam auf uns zu und merkte an, dass das neue Gericht noch etwas dauert und ob auch ein anderes Gericht (Seeteufel) welches gerade fertig geworden ist (aber vom Themenabend zu vi...


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Ortwin Ortwin

As useless English tourists, our German was awful but the staff were very helpful and spoke to us in very good English and recommended dishes for us to eat as we don’t eat meat. They also explained German etiquette so we wouldn’t be caught out...for the rest of our trip. The food was delicious, would highly recommend

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Madeleine
Madeleine

An einem Samstagabend erstmals besucht. Lokal sehr gut gefüllt mit Fußballgästen (Sky) , Gesellschaft und Musikhörern. Es spielten 2 gute Bands handgemachte Livemusik. Köbes freundlich und schnell. Besonders der Chef war engagiert bei der Sache und hatte die Lage stets im Griff. Leckeres gut gezapftes Früh Kölsch im Ausschank. Das nächste mal auch mit Essen, die Teller die die Küche verließen sahen gut aus.


Olaf
Olaf

Wir haben das Brauhaus am Kloster nicht das erste Mal besucht. Es war wie immer gute Mittelklasse. Wir hatten Schnitzel, Salat, Grillteller und div. Getränke bestellt. Bis auf eine zu viel berechnete Pommes war alles in Ordnung. Der Service ging recht zügig und die Preise in dieser Location sind o.k. So kostet das Kölsch 1,40 Euro und eine 0,33 Fassbrause liegt bei 2,30. Ein Jägerschnitzel gibt es für 12,90 Euro.Vor ein paar Jahren ist die Location modern gemütlich renoviert worden. Es ist alles ganz angenehm.


Karoline
Karoline

Wir wollten das Brauhaus schon öfters besuchen, da es bei uns um die Ecke ist. Was wir nicht wussten war, dass an diesem Abend ein portugiesischer Themenabend war. Somit war ein großer Teil des Restaurants voll und wir mussten an einem der Hochtische Platz nehmen, was für uns aber kein Problem war.Wir bestellten Dorade mit Pommes als Beilage und Lachs in Dillsauce mit Saisongemüse. Die Dorade war Top, der Lachs war aber leider noch leicht roh. Unser Reklamation wurde postwendend entgegen genommen. Der Geschäftsführer kam auf uns zu und merkte an, dass das neue Gericht noch etwas dauert und ob auch ein anderes Gericht (Seeteufel) welches gerade fertig geworden ist (aber vom Themenabend zu vie...

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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.
  • Meat Explore our mouth-watering meat selection, featuring expertly grilled steaks, tender chicken, and flavorful lamb dishes, each seasoned to perfection for an unforgettable dining experience.
  • Steak Savor prime cuts of juicy, tender steaks, expertly grilled to perfection. Each bite offers a burst of flavor, served with classic sides and delectable sauces to enhance your dining experience.
  • Schnitzel Crispy, golden pan-fried schnitzels made from tender meats, seasoned to perfection. Paired with delicious sides, these hearty classics offer a satisfying and flavorful experience for any craving.

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  • Takeout
  • Reservations
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