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Münster, a vibrant city in northwest Germany, offers historic sites and is famous for its bicycle culture and traditional foods like Töttchen and Münsterländer Schinken.

Pamina

Pamina

Bergiusstraße 15, 48165 Münster, Germany, Muenster

Türkisch • Italienisch • Mediterrane • Familienfreundlich


"Allgemein Das Pamina befindet sich im neu eröffneten Kulturbahnhof in Münsters Stadteil Hiltrup. Von außen wirkt es etwas unscheinbar und klein, aber ein Gang hinein lohnt sich. Wir bekamen die Info, dass es seit kurzem auch einen Mittagstisch gibt, also wurde selbiger heute mit den lieben (wirklich Kollegen getestet. Ins Lokal führen zwei Stufen, im Inneren gibt es auch barrierefreie Sitzmöglichkeiten. Wir hatten reserviert, dies ist meiner Meinung nach vor allem abends angebracht. Da nur noch ein weiterer Tisch mit Kollegen belegt war, kann ich über das Publikum nichts sagen. Das Lokal macht jedoch durch die geschmackvolle Einrichtung und eine Speisekarte mit ausgesuchten Gerichten (zu nicht ganz günstigen Preisen einen eher schickeren (jedoch nicht Schicki-Micki Eindruck. Parken kann man in fussläufiger Umgebung, der Zug hält quasi vor der Tür und auch die Bushaltestelle ist gegenüber. Bedienung Wir wurden freundlich begrüßt und konnten uns einen Platz im fast leeren Restaurant aussuchen. Umgehend wurde die Kerze auf unserem Tisch angezündet, uns wurden die Papierkarten mit den Mittagsgerichten gereicht und nach Getränken gefragt. Die Getränke kamen umgehend, das Essen wurde nach angemessener Zeit serviert. Die Bedienung schaute regelmäßig um die Ecke, ob wir vielleicht noch etwas wollten, auch ob alles in Ordnung sei wurde erfragt. Die Brotteller wurden vor dem Hauptgang abgeräumt (außer der, auf dem noch Brot dümpelte , die Teller erst, als der letzte mit dem Essen fertig war. Insgesamt wurden wir sehr freundlich und gut bedient. Getrenntes bezahlen war kein Problem, die Preise wurden im Kopf berechnet. Allerdings war das Lokal auch fast leer, daher kann ich nicht beurteilen, wie der Service bei vollem Betrieb abläuft. Essen Die Mittagskarte umfasst vier Gerichte (6,90€-8,90€ . Eine gesonderte Getränkekarte gab es nicht, nur für Digestifs. Das alkoholfreie Weizen (Schöfferhofer kostet 3,70€, das Wasser 2,00€. Vorweg gab es einen Teller mit frischem Brot und einer Kräuterbutter. Da die lieben Kollegen gut erzogen sind, bestellte jeder etwas anderes, so dass wir alle vier Mittagsgerichte am Tisch hatten. Toskanische Rinderroulade mit Tomaten-Basilikumsoße und Bandnudeln (8,90€ : Laut meinem Gegenüber war die Roulade zart und mit einer Käsefüllung, was besonders gut ankam. Dazu eine ordentliche Portion Nudeln und, obwohl nicht auf der Karte erwähnt, ein Beilagensalat. Der Kollege war zufrieden und vergibt einen Extra-Stern. Seehechtfielt mit frischen Kräutern, Zitronengarnitur, Salatbeilage und Rosmarinkartoffeln (7,90€ : Es gab keine Beschwerden jenseits des Tisches. Pasta in getrüffelter Sahnesoße mit Austernpilzen und, obwohl nicht in der Karte erwähnt, Beilagensalat (6,90€ : Die Portion war für ein Pastagericht üppig und wurde für schmackhaft befunden. Ich hatte die Schweinemedaillons in Pflaumen-Marsalasoße, Beilagensalat und Rosmarinkartoffeln (8,90€ : Drei sehr große Kartoffelhälften, leider nur dezent gewürzt und mir persönlich noch einen Tick zu hart, Backpflaumen und noch leicht rosa angehauchte Schweinemedaillons, teilweise mit dem Hang zum Zähen, in einer herrlichen Marsalasoße. Der Beilagensalat dazu hübsch angerichtet mit halbierten Kirschtomaten, Blattsalaten und Paprika, mit einem würzigen Essig-Öl-Dressing, welches ein stimmiges Mischungsverhältnis aufwies. Insgesamt waren die Portionsgrößen ausreichend, der Preis für einen Mittagstisch in Ordnung und für die angebotenen Speisen bzw. deren Qualität aboslut gerechtfertigt. Ich persönlich hätte mich über etwas mehr Würze und ein bißchen zarteres Fleisch gefreut. Daher von mir 3,5 Sterne plus Bonusaufschlag vom Kollegen: 4 Sterne. Ambiente Das Pamina macht im Inneren sehr viel mehr her als von außen. Es ist nicht so klein, wie es wirkt und bietet Platz für mehr als 30 Personen. Allerdings kann ich mir vorstellen, dass es dann auch recht eng und ggf. laut werden kann. Die Einrichtung ist neu, geschmackvoll und stimmig miteinander kombiniert. Es herrscht ein eher schlichter Ton mit wenigen, dafür effektiven Dekoelementen. Die braunen Stühle bzw. die Bänke sind sehr bequem und laden zum Sitzen ein. Die Tische waren hübsch hergerichtet mit einem großen Kerzenleuchter, zwei frischen einzelnen Blumen (in schon leicht trüblichem Wasser , schön verzierter Papierserviette, welche nebst dem Besteck in einem Halter drapiert war. Brotteller und Buttermesser standen ebenso bereit wie Wassergläser. Guckt man aus dem Fenster, kann man das Treiben am Bahnhof beobachten, die Züge fahren quasi am Fenster vorbei. Trotzdem hört man keinen Laut. Beeindruckend. Im Hintergrund lief Musik, die auf unseren Wunsch auch hätte leiser gemacht werden können. Wir haben uns wohl gefühlt und die schöne Atmosphäre in der Mittagspause genossen. Ich vergebe 4 Sterne, da ich mich noch bei einem abendlichen Besuch von der Stimmung bei einem Dinner überzeugen möchte. Sauberkeit Es gab keine Mängel bei der Sauberkeit. Die Toiletten haben wir nicht besucht. Das Pamina ist recht neu und bietet in Hiltrup sicherlich einen schönen Ort, um mit Anspruch Essen zu gehen. In unserer Mittagspause hat uns der Charme der leicht unscheinbar wirkenden Lokalität schon eingenommen, so dass ein abendlicher Besuch auf dem Programm steht. Das PLV bewerte ich für den MIttagstisch mit 5 Sternen, da die Preise für das Gebotene absoult gerecht waren. Nachtrag: Leider bietet das Pamina keinen Mittagstisch mehr an, ist jedoch nach wie vor abends geöffnet."

Palumbo Wein Mehr

Palumbo Wein Mehr

Warendorferstrasse 127, 48145 Münster, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Muenster, Germany

Pasta • Fisch • Fleisch • Schokolade


"At the third start it worked with the reservation. Today, the harbor is a whole piece away from the Warendorferstrasse and so I enjoy the early evening in a thinly occupied restaurant and can look around me in peace. The large window doors are wide open, the temperatures are pleasant. Parking is available in the side streets. The restaurant presents itself modern with large-format photos and with 10 simple dark wooden tables. They are decorated with white fabric napkins, fine olive oil, a noble single flower and a pepper mill. There is also a high table with bar stools. A wide range of wine bottles decorates a shelf. The decor is stylishly designed with beautiful design elements. The small printed card includes a few pasta dishes, some appetizers and mixed salads, I appreciate the standard card. There are 1 DIN a4 handwritten daily menu where prices range from 14,50 appetizers to 28,50 main foods (fish and meat dishes). The waitress regrets my 2 vain pre-orders and comes to me smilingly, today free choice. I choose a beautiful foursome table with a view of the sunny evening mood, it is only 17:30. The opening hours from 17:00 are very close to me. Outside the map a buffalo mozzarella is recommended to me and a redfish, optionally with asparagus, vegetables, or pasta. As a wine I order a Chardoney 0.1 for 4 Euro, which comes very nicely fresh and well-tempered therefore, a 0.7 water for 5,50. The buffalo mozzarella for 12.50 and the red bass with asparagus, 22,50. There is no greeting from the kitchen. The buffalo mozzarella stands out from the normal mozzarella and is beautifully dressed with my “Friend the cherry tomato” on a ridged glass plate and tasted with basil and coarse pepper. However, the portion for an appetizer is too big, I let half go back. In other respects it is with the main dish, which in turn ribbed, preheated plates impresses with minimalism, 6 thin rods of green asparagus decorate the plate, it is baked with parmesan, the red beech fillet is very beautiful nature left, only tasted with thyme and salt and pepper. It's nicely juicy at the point. I order another espresso macchiato served with a chocolate candy. Overall, I paid 50 euros with tip and enjoyed a Mediterranean honest cuisine."

Elshoff

Elshoff

Hafenstraße 29-31, Münster I-48153, Deutschland, Muenster, Germany

Käse • Kaffee • Frühstück • Delikatessen


"The Elshoff Landbäckerei is a bakery that operates several branches in Münster and the surrounding area. We visited the beautiful, bright cafe on the edge of the city centre of Münster, it is housed in an inconspicuous simple building. Inside very pleasant ambience, from the ceilings hang large modern, red ceiling lights . The furniture is bright and comfortable and the distances of the individual tables are generously dimensioned, so that you can also talk without the neighboring table having to listen unquestionably. During our visit there were works of art that could also be purchased commercially. Offer will be available here. Breakfast variations, sandwiches, pizza, carvings, salads, soups, sweet pieces in plenty of choice, snacks, coffee and cakes, soft drinks as well as a wide range of breads and bakery. Everything is presented appetizingly and cleanly in the long counter showcase. At the counter you will find your desired dishes, pay there, and when everything is done, the very friendly service brings the dishes to the chosen table. In our case, we wanted to strengthen ourselves before our upcoming sightseeing, so these were: panini with boiled ham is served warm, with salad gurke, leaf salad and tomato salad with 1 ginger lemon limo very good panini with cheese tomato and rocket freshly prepared and hot served as the other panini sweets, with salad plate with chickpea very good maize. Since these were so tasty, we also bought those as a detour before we started to visit the beautiful city of Münster . Small Manko and somewhat disturbing in the cold season, the restaurant has 2 opposite entrances, which unfortunately both stood up, so it moved during our visit and it was quite cool inside."

Coeur D'artichaut

Coeur D'artichaut

Alter Fischmarkt 11a, 48143 Münster, Germany, Muenster

Burgers • Terrasse • Eiscreme • Europäisch


"Dear family “Carsten1972”, welcome to Frederics Best of Menu at Coeur d’artichaut, Münster, on 30. December 2021. I'm glad they're here! This evening we were greeted at the address of the “cda” at the old fish market in the city centre of Münster shortly before 7 p.m. Actually, we wanted to spend the last night of the year there, but who comes too late (we middle of September), who punished life and with us was that we came an evening before New Year's Eve to Münster. The restaurant for New Year's Eve was booked in the middle of the year, so there was only room one night before. On these two evenings Frédéric Morel offered a Best of Menu of the Year 2022. My wife and I agreed that should be our culinary finals. Because the menu was a special one, the menu had to be ordered to the full extent, changes in the number or type of courses were not possible. That was completely okay for my wife and me, we know we appreciate the kitchen of the “cda”. In addition, we received an email 14 days before the date of our reservation, asking for consent to the following booking conditions in order to make the confirmation effective. Quote from the mail: Today we would like to inform you about the cancellation conditions that apply to your reservation for these days. If the restaurants are not officially closed to limit the coronavirus, free cancellation is possible for your reservation up to 27.12.2021. From 28.12.2021 we will have to charge you a cancellation fee of 100€ per person, we should not be able to pass on your table. We ask you sincerely and politely to understand this measure. The goods for the Best of Menu are extremely complex and cost-intensive in the purchase, the tables of spontaneous cancellations are almost impossible for us to redeem in these days and the costs could in the worst case exceed the revenues of an evening. Therefore, in these times we cannot offer you a free cancellation after 28.12.2021 and ask courteously to confirm the receipt of our mail and accept these terms in writing (responding to this mail is sufficient). This was not a problem for us in view of some drastic experiences in no shows in restaurants, of which we had received knowledge in recent weeks. Unfortunately, it is no longer different to become a master of this unfitness of unreliable guests. Our evening in the “cda” was no longer in the way. I no longer need to describe the ambience, see the reports that have already been prepared from recent years. We were received in front of the actual guest room. The dressing room was removed, the vaccination check was done, then we were led to our table right in front of the pass. This table was especially pleased with me, from a distance of 2 meters I was able to follow the events around Frédéric Morel and his sous chief Pascal Hinkelammert in the open kitchen. The team has grown further and a total of 5 chefs implement the ideas from the boss. We also welcomed Nils Halfpap, Restaurant Manager and Sommelier in the “cda”. With two colleagues he takes care of the welfare of the guests. At some point in the spring there will be a change, Nils Halfpap will then take care of another gastronomic project by Frédéric Morel, also located in the courtyard on the old fish market. If it goes, it'll be reported, I promise. As an aperitif, Nils Halfpap offered a very special champagne in view of the special menu. Frank John, well-known winemaker from the Palatinate, owner of the Hirschhorner Hof winery, has let some bottles of his Riesling Brut sink on the coast of Britt and they were allowed to mature there for a few long years, were raised again with considerable seapox growth and found their way to Münster. I was very tempted to taste a glass of this champagne, but my wife had already spied the name Clouet on a champagne label and so a 2009 brut dream vintage found the way to our table in two glasses. The water is charged via a flat-rate and the small bottle is refilled over the evening. A system that I very much appreciate, given the prices that some restaurants call for their table water. With the first drinks we also welcomed the kitchen. A short comment on the way in which I introduce these passages. In principle, the chefs always serve and present their courses personally at the table. This is not limited to repeating the information on the map, but it is presented to the last detail everything that makes up the plate and the culinary ideas behind it. This leads to a fill of facts that can only be stored with dictator or notebook. But I don't want to do that, and I feel it doesn't make sense. That's why I'm more likely to describe emotional details that stick out when eating the gears. Prolog 1 Prolog 2 Prolog 3 Greeting one was a Umani “Orgie” with mushroom and mushroom as the basis. Incredibly the mouth-filling aromas that occurred during consumption. It became fresher by gently marinated chars that had fresh herbal aromas as a companion. Third part was an interpretation of “croque monsieur”, but very free. Truffles smelled irresistibly over the table, to which the classic ingredients belonged. My favorite was the first Amuse Gueule. Our champagne accompanies the dishes to the finest. We had decided against the wine tour offered and ordered a first bottle of wine from Burgundy from the well-stocked wine map. Grand vin de Bourgogne Bis Gang 3 or 4 we promised a good accompaniment from this Chardonnay. The kitchen then brought home-baked bread, accompanied by salt butter and an algae butter. Bread selection Butter, salt and alge Hinten a green bread with algae as aroma, high-edged bread with a lot of cumin, my wife, native of swabs reminded of Kimmicher (Non-Subbs please googlen), in front a bread intensively mixed with aromas of rock mushroom. I had no favorites, all 3 variants liked me well. The wine came to the table, was opened by Nils Halfpap and wife tasted him. Of course, a nap, something else with a burgundy. I was also allowed to try, I think a certain gentleman from Bremen would be very happy to enjoy this wine. The first walk from the actual menu was then also served. This course came from the menu of June 2022, which we had already on the 20th. June 2021 at a lunch menu outside the farm. Gang 1 Zander, celery, Dill, there I hadn't taken a photo of in the summer, so in December, I could take a photo of the gang. Fresh aromas remained in memory, with the realization that Zander is a really great fish for raw preparation. Frédéric himself served and explained the course, the sauce was poured at the table. Dill was a theme at the ice, celery contributed heartliness, algae with bubbles (see picture) brought disintegrating crunch and iodineiness into incredibly many different flavors. Fermentation and garnish in the salt coat always play a role in dishes by Frédéric Morel. So also at the next court, Bretonian lobster, Gurke, Kaffir Limette. Gang 2 The lobster tail, halved, remained in memory in its pure and very gentle cooking. It was just glassy, wonderfully gentle in its quality. Cucumber aroma and acid complemented it with the finest and without the lobster. It's a very gracious gang, a fragrant one. A true highlight in the menu. Gang 3 Not so grazil was Gang 3. Breton stone butt, Alba truffle, Maitake were ingredients that can not be combined with grazilen flavors. Through my seat right on the pass it was easy to track how complex the design of the dishes of the menu was. And at the latest when my wife counted how many plank chips from the white truffle landed on our two plates (to calm down, for both equals), we waited for a moment. In the plate there was an intensive poultry jus, which was added because the kitchen was reminded of poultry meat at the Maitake and that wanted to emphasize with the Jus. The common rattle sponge, German name of the Maitake, had been baked and tasted very well in combination with the jus and the truffle. We'll reap it in our own forest soon, now that I know how good it tastes. And all this still did not make it possible to put the leading actor Steinbutt in the background. Excuse me, just horny plate! After the very good fish, my absolute favorite followed this evening. Gang 4 cauliflower, bergamot, Osietra caviar was the simple description for this tasteful sensation! What you can't see on the plate floor was a puree, on it a soft onsen egg, roasted cauliflower came also, recognizable on the photo. Fresh cuts from fermented cauliflower, a simple sensation of the Beurre blanc, refined with Bergamotte and a parsley oil. Above it an Osietra caviar of a very high quality! Overall, this was the number one for me this evening, despite everything that had already been served and should come. With this passage the first glass of one of our favorite wines from the wine card of the “cda”. The right side Rhone 2017, winery Alain Voge, southern Rhone, 100% Marsanne, 24 months barrique, very close to Hermitage wines! We love him and he's always part of our drink shop. The bottle had been opened with the first wine and could then breathe in a decanter. It also went into the main course with this wine. Gang 5 Sous chief Pascal Hinkelammert served us Challan's duck, fennel, cherry. The fennel had been cooked in the salt coat, a puree was also added to the duck. Under the impeccably garden duck breast, sous vide cooked before, then sharply fried on the Teppanyaki to get the fat out of the skin, a jus to the fingernail. Cherry was on it, even since the harvest, as well as cherry blossoms and some other co-actors, which Pascal still mentioned. In total, this gave a very good poultry plate. The spectrum of aromas went from roasted aromas, saltiness, to sweetness....very balanced overall. Five of seven passages were history and we both at the table were very happy about the offered. So now to the gang that our Bremer Senior Rezensent must always have. Gang 6 Blue Stilton, Grape, Nuss were on the plate. Unfortunately, I was only able to photograph when the dishes from the kitchen had already been destroyed. I hope the sight is still okay. I have to admit honestly, I think that was the first time I had eaten this English blue cheese. At the cheese dealer of my choice it always runs out on Fourme d’ambert or bleu d’auvergne, or otherwise on the endless number of French cheeses. I tasted the combination of a certain saltiness and sharpness of the cheese paired with the sweetness of grape and nut good! Overall, however, the most aromaticly inconspicuous walk in this menu. The dessert was still missing. Gang 7 The sight reveals it, chocolate was the theme, with noble companions. Mont blanc, Marone, Pear, Perigord truffles. The Bretone closes its Best of Menu 2021! Sin, cried that plate, sin so shortly after Christmas! Do you want to complete your culinary year 2021? I want to, I cried back! There's truffles in there! Then we were through with the actual menu, and as always the kitchen let the menu end with the epilogue, three small dishes were served together, while in the kitchen was already cleansed and cleaned, also by the boss, very lonely! Epilog 1 Epilog 2 Epilog 3, the Eucalyptus bang As always all well, as always, these little culminations suffer from being mentally closed with the menu. Of course, Frederics signature dish, served at all menus throughout the year! Eucalyptus combined with raspberries and very, very special! After that, nothing went into food, only an espresso had to be. Throughout the evening kitchen crew and service team took care of us exemplary and always attentive. You don’t need to lose a word about kindness, the atmosphere you enjoy as a guest in the coeur d’artichaut, is concentrated and always easy, casual, with a friendly smile and a lot of connection with the guest. It's not better than here, I love it! Ms. Morel was not there this evening, and the reason was that there will soon be a small Breton in Münster. I wish the little family and, above all, Mrs Morel all the best for the coming days, better than this cannot start a year, I think! Because it was so nice, we didn't like to go yet, even though we were one of the last guests present again. With Frederic and Nils, the wine tour was discussed again and that resulted in a glass of Alvarinho Terramatter being tasted in 2019 by WG Soalheira as well as a wine from Chateau Bel Air Lagrave, Moulis en Medoc from 1988, after which we were really ready to travel back and bed! As always a beautiful evening in the coeur d’artichaut, so the conclusion can be loud. I like kitchen style and restaurant philosophy very well! I can only recommend to anyone if he should be in Münster. PS our table is reserved for New Year 2022. Let's hope that we can enjoy such a wonderful evening again! PPS so it was that culinary year 2021. With the report of the last meal from 2021, new year 2022 begins. I wish all readers the best for the new year!"