Bier-Esel - Menu

Breite Strasse 114, 50667 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Koeln-Ehrenfeld

🛍 Bars, Deutsch, Vegetarisch, Meeresfrüchte

4.3 💬 9950 Reviews
Bier-Esel

Phone: +492212576090

Address: Breite Strasse 114, 50667 Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Koeln-Ehrenfeld

City: Koeln-Ehrenfeld

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 9950

Website: http://www.bier-esel.com

"If you like mussels you have to come and eat here. And if you want a try at real German food, feel free to eat here as well! You'll get more than enough food and the price is reasonable for what you get. Great service, but the only problem here, you cannot make a reservation. You have to come and be lucky in having a place to sit for the restaurant is extremely popular. Anyway, don’t let it scare you, go and try, if you find a spot, you will not regret it, I assure you!"

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

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Hausgemachte Reibekuchen

Dessert

Schnitzel

Offer

Fish Dishes

Bierhappen

Brauhausspezialitäten

Little Things About The Kolsch

1/2 Brötchen

Schwemmenkarte

Indian

Sweets & Desserts

Kleinigkeiten Zum Bier

Swabian Dishes

Allzeit-Klassiker

Milchreis

Empfehlungen Des Küchenchefs

Warme Gerichte

Egg Dishes

Vegetable Magic

Soups

Muscheln In Der Schale

Imbiss

Hauptspeisen:

Fischhauptgänge

Hendrik Hendrik

Very good German food! Don't expect anything from the decor or the service. It's quick, functional, good value - everything you would expect from a real German kneipp...

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Fridolin
Fridolin

A nice typical German dinner atmosphere. Quick service. Typically you would try the mussels there, but give the potato soup and the goulasch soup a try. They are both excellent


Maja
Maja

If u want to experience local food along with natives, and drink excellent Koelsch, that's one of the places to go. Cost atmospehe, nice dishes, we tried snitzel and cordon bleu our neighbors tried mussels that looked promising.... service fast and polite. Thumbs up!


Klaus-Jürgen
Klaus-Jürgen

This wonderful restaurant was located a few blocks from our apartment and we enjoyed dinner there sitting street side and watching the traffic go by. The entree's were delicious, the service excellent.I had the mussel soup which was quite delicious, my spouse had veal which she enjoyed. View menu


Holger
Holger

During our several days trip to Cologne, we found this place and have dinner every single day of our stay. The menu offers a lot of different dishes, so everyone can find to their taste. n additional, you receive you food in 5-10 min (mussels can take a bit longer) and you can be back on your way to explore the city,5 out of 5!


Engelbert
Engelbert

Though quite busy on a Sunday, I stumbled across this establishment looking for a late evening dinner. Seated in a busy area, I was able to order my schnitzel. Quite tasty and filling. The mushroom sauce was to die for. However, I think this establishment was noted for its clams, since many of the patrons has ordered them. Maybe next time.


Karl-Friedrich
Karl-Friedrich

The four of us who visited this restaurant, all tried different mussel dishes. We were served by a lovely waitress who helped with translation. Although very busy nothing was too much trouble. The portion sizes were rather large but we were all happy with that! Beer went down well with the mussels. Not expensive for the quality of food either. View menu


Gaby
Gaby

It is the place for mussels in cologne imo. Mussels are in their regular menu. So. I supposed that mean good, plump mussels are available all year round. Yes, the mussels are fat, tender and flavourful. They come in few types of sauces but I like the one with white wine, eight types of herbs, garlic and butter. I could have them for breakfast, lunch and dinner.


Lore
Lore

this restaurant is the very first restaurant selling mussel in Cologne. that's what they said. but i had a himmel un aad (it means sky and soil, kind of) it's mash potatoe, apple sauce, blood sausage. Wonderful food. many german blood sausage is full of fat. this one is not. the mash potatoe is made by real potatoe, instead of those fast cooking powder thing. REAL POTATOE! yummy.my friend had mussel in white wine sauce. something like that. very yummy too.


Milan
Milan

If you like mussels you have to come and eat here. And if you want a try at real German food, feel free to eat here as well! You'll get more than enough food and the price is reasonable for what you get. Great service, but the only problem here, you cannot make a reservation. You have to come and be lucky in having a place to sit for the restaurant is extremely popular. Anyway, don’t let it scare you, go and try, if you find a spot, you will not regret it, I assure you! View menu

Categories

  • Bars Discover our selection of expertly crafted cocktails, refreshing beers, and our curated list of fine wines. Perfect for unwinding with friends or pairing with your favorite dishes from our menu. Cheers!
  • Deutsch Savor the rich flavors of traditional German cuisine, featuring hearty meats, tangy sauerkraut, and sumptuous sauces. Delight in authentic dishes that bring a taste of Germany to your table. View menu
  • Vegetarisch Delve into a vibrant selection of plant-based dishes bursting with flavor. Our vegetarian choices are crafted to delight both your taste buds and well-being, using the freshest ingredients to create satisfying meals.
  • Meeresfrüchte Dive into the freshest catches of the sea with our seafood selection, featuring exquisite dishes prepared with high-quality fish and shellfish. Savor the flavors of the ocean in every bite!

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