Das kleine Steakhaus

Hohe Straße 73, 50667, Köln, Germany

🛍 Steak, European, Barbecue, Vegetarian

4.3 💬 4717 Reviews
Das kleine Steakhaus

Phone: +492212581787

Address: Hohe Straße 73, 50667, Köln, Germany

City: Köln

Dishes: 35

Reviews: 4717

Website: http://daskleinesteakhaus.de

"I visited this restaurant (top floor) professionally, we chose the place for the super positive comments. I have to say that our experience was not at all positive. The service is terrible, I had a situation where the waiter didn´t want to serve me the...wine, and he wanted me to change glasses with another person at the table, because he already have a glass with wine at the temperature I wanted. I never had a situation like this. One of the people in our table ordered a specific whiskey, the waiter brought a completely different one, and didn't even ask if he wanted a different one, it just served and hoped we wouldn't notice the difference. Very poor side dishes, without flavor. What sav...


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Wafa Wafa

Went here for a team dinner when at an exhibition. I have had better steak in Cologne so as an alternative you should try Ponchos, which is always excellent. Service was slightly slow when it came to drinks and place a bit lacking in atmosphere,...but fine if you are just looking for a good steak.

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Sabrina
Sabrina

Food was very good as was the service how ever when paid the bill the waiter in his broken english tried to make me add a tip to my credit card payment and then asked me if the service was ok, again making me feel...like i should tip. When leaving i said thank good bye and he mumbled so comment- no doubt rude!!


Harrison
Harrison

Good solid steakhouse. But it is formulaic. The food was reasonably good, but the steak could have been better. The potato was wrapped in foil so had a soggy outside. Reasonable salad. Nice fried onions and the creamed mushrooms were nice All in all, quite...nice. Not the best meal we've had in Cologne, but I would go back again.


Tracey
Tracey

I visited this restaurant (top floor) professionally, we chose the place for the super positive comments. I have to say that our experience was not at all positive. The service is terrible, I had a situation where the waiter didn´t want to serve me the...wine, and he wanted me to change glasses with another person at the table, because he already have a glass with wine at the temperature I wanted. I never had a situation like this. One of the people in our table ordered a specific whiskey, the waiter brought a completely different one, and didn't even ask if he wanted a different one, it just served and hoped we wouldn't notice the difference. Very poor side dishes, without flavor. What save...

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  • 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.
  • European Delight in a culinary journey across Europe with our exquisitely crafted menu, featuring authentic dishes from France, Italy, Spain, and beyond, using the freshest ingredients to bring traditional flavors to life.
  • Barbecue Savor the smoky, juicy flavors of our barbecue delights. From tender ribs to succulent pulled pork, each dish is grilled to perfection with our signature sauces, offering a true taste of barbecue heaven.
  • Vegetarian Delve into a vibrant selection of plant-based dishes bursting with flavor. Our vegetarian choices are crafted to delight both your taste buds and well-being, using the freshest ingredients to create satisfying meals.

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