Münster

Münster is a picturesque city known for its historic architecture and vibrant student population. A typical dish is "Töttchen," a hearty, meat-based stew often enjoyed with bread.

Kohinoor

Kohinoor

Hamburger Straße 4, 48155, Münster, Germany

Käse • Indisch • Fleisch • Hühnchen


"Wir hatten einen Tisch für zwei Personen gebucht und kamen an den berüchtigten Tisch Nr. 6 Alle Tische für zwei Personen sind hier letztlich zu klein, aber dieser hat eine Säule im Rücken und zum nächsten Tisch kaum Abstand. Wir waren keine Stunde im Restaurant, trotzdem sind mir unter dem Tisch die Beine eingeschlafen. Wenn für bessere Luft im Restaurant die Außentür geöffnet wird, befindet sich dieser Tisch genau im Zug und ist damit als Platz ungeeignet. Das Personal ist schnell und freundlich. Leider spricht der überwiegende Teil schlecht deutsch, teilweise wurden wir direkt auf englisch angesprochen. Die Speisekarte verspricht so einiges an Gerichten und Gewürzkombinationen. Nur.... wo waren die denn? Wir bestellten ein Fisch- bzw. Lamm Curry. Dazu gab es als Beilage ein Nan-Brot oder ein (angeschlagenes) Schüsselchen Reis. Weitere Beilagen, um auf unsere Teller zumindest einen Hauch von Orient zu zaubern, hätten wir extra bezahlen müssen. Weder Fisch noch Lamm schmeckten gewürzt, bevor sie in einer Schüssel mit der jeweiligen Currysauce serviert wurden. Die geradezu euphorische Anpreisung der Kochkunst auf der Speisekarte und auch bei einigen Bewertungen, haben wir nicht nachvollziehen können. Wir hatten einen Tisch für 18:00Uhr bestellt. Das Restaurant war halb belegt, aber aufgrund der Akustik im Raum, herrschte ein Geräuschpegel wie in einer Kantine. So verließen wir die Wunderwelt der indischen Gewürze nach weniger als einer Stunde. Mein Mann hat sich dann zuhause noch ein Butterbrot zubereitet."

Fegefeuer

Fegefeuer

Engelstraße 60, 48143 Münster, Germany, Germany, 48151

Käse • Bier • Deutsch • Fleisch


"During a weekend visit to the wonderful city of Muenster we discovered this medieval/viking style restaurant, just a few steps outside the inner city. It was definitely the highlight of our food experience, besides the sightseeing, which in itself was great. You are welcomed by...friendly people, dressed in middle age attire, who very entertainingly guide you through the menu, ranging from various kinds of mead for drinks, along various meat dishes they even have moose steaks), but also sporting extraordinarily well composed vegetarian dishes. My wife and I had two different vegetarian meals, which both were just excellent. Mine was a hollowed turnip cabbage filled with pasta-style prepared carrot strips in a creamy sauce on a bed of delicious mashed beetroot, and alongside there were slices of smoked tofu wrapped in napkin dumpling dough. JUST wonderful. My wife's was grilled caramelized chicory with sides of baked pumpkin and sweet potato dices along with a wonderful beetroot sauce and a great garden salad. our dishes were so rich and opulent that we had to pass on the dessert, but we heard from neighboring tables that those were delicious as well. The atmosphere was absolutely great, of course if one is expecting silence at dinner this would be the wrong place. One little hint for beer drinkers, the beers they had were a little too sweet for our palate, very much on the malt side, but that was just our taste. So, all in all: GREAT, worth a side trip!"

Altes Gasthaus Leve

Altes Gasthaus Leve

Alter Steinweg 37, 48143, Münster, Germany

Bier • Deutsch • Fleisch • Europäisch


"The Leve Inn is located in the middle of the old town, well accessible by bus and bike. In addition to non-students, tourists also like to mix among the audience, as there are, among other things, genuine Westphalian dishes in the Leve and a visit to Münster. A table reservation is urgently advised. Outside you can sit conditionally, there are a few small tables on the street as well as a smoker meeting outside the door. We were there with eight people for a small celebration, which we looked at in terms of clothing, because the dress code in the Leve is more casual and not sprinkled. We were still allowed to clean after we were kindly welcomed. The service was attentive and friendly throughout the evening and knew well with spice and potion. As an aperitif she recommended the house aperitif, forest berry liqueur with dry champagne and small raspberries (5,20€ . Well cooled, slightly sweet, but also herb due to the champagne, fits. Beverage selection is quite large, especially regional hammocks and the good Augustinian raw material are recommended. We chose the Augustiner Maibock (0.5l to €5.20, fresh and strong. There were water bottles at the table, whose exchange was a bit slow. The menu offers appetizers/small dishes (4,20€-16,50€, soups, western-fälische specialties (3,20€-17.00€ ), fish meat and pan dishes (from 14,00€ , vegetarians (up to 13€ , desserts (4,80€-9,50€ and extra asparagus dishes). On the way there were some wedding soup (4.80€ or beaten beard soup with salmon strips (5.20€ and warm cumin rolls with mett and onion rings (3.80€ ), most of which were the men at the table. As main dishes, we chose the following: red beech fillet in beard cream with cherry tomatoes, with salt potatoes (sold separately, 17,80€, esserin satisfied, on rates of operation Mai- Bockseparate served in elder sauce with red cabbage and late zle (sold separately, 18,50€, meat wonderfully tender, sauce spicy, esser satisfied The man chose the squirrel back with crust in cumin jus, vegetable bouquet and clot (16.80€ and was very satisfied. The crust crumbled, the meat was tender, the vegetables were crisp and the cumin jus were not intrusively cumin. I had the salad with fresh asparagus in Vinaigrette on leaf salads with a big ham (10.50€). On leaf salads was interpreted as a salad leaf in the middle. After all, there were some cherry tomatoes and a few crusty ham cubes. The Vinaigrette was abundantly dosed, the asparagus almost floated. Tastefully the sauce did not meet my taste, too little acidity, hardly seasoned. From the crowd and for the price, the court was absolutely appropriate and the asparagus was good. Overall, however, this combo did not blow me away from the stool at all. However, the bread served was very tasty. As dessert there were still walnut cups with ice, caramel sauce, crook, caramelized nuts and cream (6.50€ , men's cream (5.20€ and rhabarber crumble with ice cream (6.20€). My espresso (2.50€ was small, black and strong and made ready for the Maibowle from Mosel-Riesling with forest master, applesines and sparkling (650€ gling). The atmosphere in the Leve is western-fälisch-gemülich ( fireplace, wooden benches, despite the full house it was not unbearable loud. Waiting times for food and drinks absolutely appropriate to fast, we always got all at once with eight people. Service friendly and competent, cleanliness is given. The ladies' toilets are treppab, which can be a problem for disabled people. The food of the competitors was very good, especially the meat quality excellent. Unfortunately, I had (not for the first time somehow bad luck with my food, I didn't find it well. And that is simply not served in some dishes, I don't think so. Therefore I do not give stars for the food this time, because my negative impression should not affect the seven other good foods. I can only recommend a visit to the Leve Inn. Be it to drink only the delicious raw material and to eat a small Westphalian snack or to celebrate with a larger group."