Duesseldorf Restaurants

If you fancy a top-notch meal after an exhausting day of shopping on Königsallee, just head to the Victorian—but remember to bring your Gold Card! Situated in a side-street close to the "Kö," Günther Scherrer's chic gourmet tem... more

Looking back at history that spans 400 years, this old town bar serves up high quality regional dishes in a quaint historical environment. Those who find themselves in Tante Anna for the first time should sample the set meals.... more

Rossini is regarded as one of the finest Italian restaurants in Dusseldorf. The atmosphere is exclusive, the decor stylish and the service attentive but not obtrusive. Owner Signor Fusco can often be found chatting with guests... more

Those who do not necessarily earn enough to live like a king, might also enjoy the delicious creations of highly regarded star chef Claude Bourgueil. He has opened a smaller (and considerably less expensive) branch of his exclu... more

Since Muggel has regained its name things have changed somewhat. The café with its beautiful front window and huge bar has more or less the same furnishings (parkette floors, wooden tables and chairs), but the clientel is no lo... more

The Positano is one part of a small family with three restaurants. Those three are owned by the same person and they are just a stone´s throw apart from each other. The siblings are the La Piazzetta and the Rossini. Mr. Fusco l... more

The Dschunke (junk) is certainly no Far Eastern luxury liner, but this 'restaurant ship' is the place to come for value-conscious lovers of the Chinese cuisine. The chef offers visitors to his galley a wide range of tasty dim s... more

Just a stone's throw away from Großmarkt, Chez Luis is one of Dusseldorf's top addresses for rural French cuisine. Whether it be grilled king prawns (EUR 16.50), lamb in herb sauce (EUR 15.50) or onion soup (EUR 4.20), all meal... more

The name, meaning 'Feast salon' is highly fitting for this small bistro-style restaurant. In the main room, decorated with wooden furniture (creating a really quite inviting environment) a very lively mix of customers lap up th... more

It isn't just the local residents who hold this no-frills Italian in high regard. From inside the huge window-panes the winter weather doesn't seem all that bad. In the summer months, once the Rhenish sunrays begin to shine, it... more