Anvers - Menu

we came here last night, just outside the center in a quiet street. pleasant, relaxed eating with good food and reasonable service. two or three dishes for vegetarians

tasty eating in cosy ambientees gives quite different kitchens - Turkish, German and Italian - but everything can be seen good price-performance ratio the Turkish specialties, pizzas and steaks are especially recommended

the old town, the main square, the caffes, the walkways, the lighting of the square, the rat house, the castle, the river banks without bridges are beautiful and pleasant. it can be reached with a 45-minute train ride from brüssel.

when we occasionally go to aachen, we usually go to the anvers. inexpensive, simple but good dishes. the menu card is extensive, the service friendly: occasional "breakfast" included.How to recommend this locally only. price - performance is right.

We went on a Friday evening, it was full and crowded. What disappoint us was there were no distancing between tables. It was just like a non corona situation. We were not asked for name number as well. Food was ok, not too bad and not too good..nothing to shout about or recommend.

I was a week in aachen and was brought there by a native on the day of my arrival. At some point I became a furniture there, lunch and dinner every day. I went a few hours ago, the team already missed and, as I think, missed them. the best melting pot for French/German/Italian/Turkish eating on this planet!

great ambiente. very good kitchen with very good price performance ratio. you get very large portions so that I will leave the appetizer at the next visit. I haven't eaten so good for a long time. in retrospect, I have learned that these are made here myself. the personal is very friendly, funny and courteous. all in all, we'll be back.

Stop in for dinner on the recommendation of the local bartender at the Irish pub. The outdoor patio was full so the staff brought tables chairs from inside to accommodate all the guests wanting to dine outdoors. We were provided an English menu ordered 68) Iskender kebab and 90) braised chicken/rice in a wok. Both dishes were outstanding!

Surprisingly discovered this little restaurant in the center of Aachen. We wanted to have some German food, my hubby was craving for schnitzel. The weather was good and we decided to sit outside. The prices are quite cheap compare to other restaurants serving German food, even for drinks. We ordered schnitzel with champignon sauce and fries and baked Rotbarschfilet with fried potatoes and veggies. We got some green salad first. Then main course. It was really tasty. We were pleased and nice surprised. After we paid our bill, we got some ouzo for free. Nice gesture form the owner I would really recommend this place for dinners