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Waldstr. 255 | Hotel Holiday Inn, 51147 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

🛍 Tea, Steak, Salad, International

4.3 💬 1624 Reviews

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Address: Waldstr. 255 | Hotel Holiday Inn, 51147 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Köln

City: Köln

Dishes: 9

Reviews: 1624

"Decidimos cenar en el restaurante, ya que forma parte del hotel Leonardo de Colonia, a escasos 500 metros del aeropuerto.El trato del camarero fue excelente. Nos atendio un señor mayor de color, que nos entendia perfectamente en Ingles. Fue correctisimo y la forma de traer y recoger la comida.Hemos cenado una ensalada caprese, un entrecot de ternera de 250 gramos y una parillada de carnes, con 2 cervezas. 70 euros en total. Todo estaba muy bueno, bien elaborado, la carne en su punto, sin mezclarse ningun sabor de la parrillada.Puede parecer caro, pero es casi lo mismo que hemos pagado por cenar varios años en otros restaurantes del centro de Colonia o las proximidades del aeropuerto. Venimo...


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Excellent dinner!!! Goat cheese salad excellent, very very good ribeye!!! Best regards to Anastasios Maleas the best waiter!

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We had a very good dinner in this restaurant located in Leonardo hotel. The food was delicious and the wine very nice, special thanks to Aniello Caporale who gave us the best recommendations on the menu and was an excellent waiter!


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Situated in the leonardo hotel near the airport. Outstanding service from anastasios and outstanding food. Hard to find good vegetarian food in Germany and a plate of vegetables is usually just that. In this case it was truly lovely. It was followed by the finest dessert one could have , Austrian kaiser schmarren, heavenly. It was more expensive than the usual cafes we frequent but well worth it for the service and the quality of food.


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Decidimos cenar en el restaurante, ya que forma parte del hotel Leonardo de Colonia, a escasos 500 metros del aeropuerto.El trato del camarero fue excelente. Nos atendio un señor mayor de color, que nos entendia perfectamente en Ingles. Fue correctisimo y la forma de traer y recoger la comida.Hemos cenado una ensalada caprese, un entrecot de ternera de 250 gramos y una parillada de carnes, con 2 cervezas. 70 euros en total. Todo estaba muy bueno, bien elaborado, la carne en su punto, sin mezclarse ningun sabor de la parrillada.Puede parecer caro, pero es casi lo mismo que hemos pagado por cenar varios años en otros restaurantes del centro de Colonia o las proximidades del aeropuerto. Venimos...

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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.
  • 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.
  • Salad A delightful assortment of vibrant salads, featuring fresh greens, seasonal vegetables, and savory toppings, drizzled with our signature dressings for a refreshing and wholesome meal experience.
  • International Explore a world of flavors with our diverse selection of international dishes, crafted to offer a culinary journey across continents, filled with vibrant and authentic tastes from around the globe.

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Apart from some striking acid peaks in the appetizers, soy and wasabi as seasoning agents for sashimi and tempura, this was also expected in the aromas of classical and European. The dishes were rather designed for a coherent harmony rather than for foreground effects. I cannot say whether this reflects the Washoku principle or only my impression on the basis of the dishes we have tried. In any case, this was a Japanese cuisine, as I did not know in this form so far. I suspect that Hiroyuki Watanabe does a lot of things in the kitchen. This may explain the rather long waiting times and the almost cold supplements at the main dishes. It shouldn't fit. The menu obviously doesn't change too often. Even though I was not able to convince myself completely during this visit, I would also like to try other dishes from the menu, because we felt comfortable. 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