Brauerei Zum Schlüssel

great brasserie in the old town of düsseldorf. at home no longer. Standard brasserie dishes without raffinesse. who doesn't drink beer, is insane! choose beer for its taste.

ideal for a typical lunch or dinner of the opposite and accompany it with its beer. they have a large outdoor terrace where they can enjoy the sun while drinking a beer, 100% recommended!

is and remains for me the best brewery, eat and drink always fast and good for me always worth a further recommendation. everyone who comes to us must be with us in the key and all were thrilled. View menu

one must live for each of those in düsseldorf or come to düsseldorf for a city trip. the beer is excellent and also the food always delicious. the service is always friendly and has to be entertained. even if you ask about the city they always have an open ear.

in the village of pedestrian zone, a stone's throw away from the Rhine, it is a typical German brewhouse, very large, with wooden and benches, authoritarian and grouping waitresses and waiters. absolutely German menu, seasoned with unlimited beer (as soon as they have a glass empty, another full appears magically wisely, and I think they would be insulted if someone ordered water).

So what could go wrong if you took three daughters in teenagers into a beer house on a Saturday night? we had a brilliant evening. the food was wonderful with the excellent spanish sausage. great brei, really nice cadry with butter and lemon. the beer is only the cling beer. you drink it in 0.25-liter glasses and when you're done, you get a new one. the apfelstrudel and pudding was a great conclusion of eating. but what made the most fun was the atmosphere. it felt like a real German experience. noisy and abandoned, without being rude, the crowds were all there to spend a good night. we loved it View menu

in the summer it is possible to eat outside. high tables on the pedestrian zone under large sun umbrellas for a drink, but also a few tables opposite, in the courtyard before the entrance to the pretty churches. it feels like in the garden. in the drinks, the content of the teller and the service, I rather agree with the previous opinions. the old beer is refreshing and not too strong. it fits perfectly with the offered dresses. these are traditional, of good quality and well served. but do not expect to surprise them. the personal is always quick to play the game of the incident when a guest dares to ask for something different than the local beer. Apart from that, it is the content of the...

we had a table reserved to eat here tonight. the service was excellent and very friendly, the old beer good. However, it was terrifying that eating 5 minutes after the order was already on the table. means, of course, that everything is prepared and not only after ordering the foods are prepared. we realize that a large part of the dishes is prepared, even in the size of the restaurant, but in so short time precooked ware to get served on the table is already very needy. tastefully, not good, fried food. my first visit is now many years back (1986) and has been here in düsseldorf every few years. the restaurant has deteriorated over the years. I had ordered "juicy gulash from the treberbulle...

we were in the old town looking for a brewhouse, also had to eat there. from the outside this looked quite inviting, inside the device minimalist, as expected. the card itself did not offer particularly large and ingenious dishes, which was also ok in itself. but what really bothered was the rather unfriendly waiter. even though he stood next to our table, he ignored us and we got our drinks only after we talked to him. when he had brought them, he seemed very upset. you felt like you were a last. from pure courtesy we stayed there, but eating was no longer to think. on the question of the toilet one was practically depicted as doof because one had the sign which had entered in a gang that w... View menu