Parlin - Menu

this restaurant is not big. we ordered a few appetizers and each of us had a main dish. my halibut fish is ok, not the best I have eaten, but also not the worst.

as always the experience in parlin was great: a warm welcome in this intimate restaurant right at the border of the old town. the atmosphere was relaxed, eating amazing, and the service is always attentive and discreet. they will feel welcome, whether they eat alone or as a couple.

we were a big group, so had a mix of appetizers to share and really enjoyed the garnels were really fresh and the goat cheese tart was delicious. followed by the pig bell for the main course. the staff was very attentive and friendly. I would. willing to go back if I'm ever back in düsseldorf.

As always, the experience at Parlin was great: a warm welcome in this intimate restaurant just at the border of the old town. The atmosphere was relaxed, the food amazing, and the service is always attentive and discreet. You will feel welcome no matter whether...you're dining alone or as a couple.

We have eaten at Parlin many times and never been disappointed. The food is authentic and great quality e.g. the Wiener Schnitzel is the best we have tasted outside Vienna. The wine list is one of those rare ones: whatever you choose will be...good. The staff are friendly and helpful and always willing to give recommendations esp. One the wine

Parlin has a fantastic kitchen, on par with it's wine list. The staff is excellent and will offer lovely pairings should you ask. The food is fresh with well blended flavors. Offerings from classic German dishes to haute gourmet. The desserts are a special treat...as well. Very cute, intimate setting, high and low tables available. Surely recommended. I suspect this will become a regular haunt for us.

We ended up in Parlin by accident. Our hotel recommended the Italian next door, but that did not appeal to us and other hotelguests. Parlin has a nice atmosphere with an attractive old house style. The menu has a good variety for foodies. Every plate...looked very tasteful. The wineselection is extensive as they are not only a restaurant but also a weinbar. This place is a happy break from the trashy tourist restaurants a couple of blocks away. A stylish place, warmly recommended.

we have set up here in a busy Saturday night without reservation. we were lucky to get a table pretty fast. the room is very nice with a demanding amount of mainly local. I'm creepy with my choice, but the owner was great and. let me taste the most red they serve from the glass. the mussels stars were some of the best I ate and I ate a lot! all the courses were great and they even made my wife a cream brûlée even after they had run out. excellent place to eat if they want a modern kitchen in a beautiful environment very well cooked.

A fantastic casual restaurant in the old town area. This was one of the great finds of our trip. We had dinner their our first night in Düsseldorf and loved it so much we came back 2 nights later. The menu had German influenced dishes...with a knock-out wine list to match (not surprising given the treasured empty wine bottles on display on high shelves). I had a perfect schnitzel that could barely fit on the plate one night and a delicious pheasant breast the second time as well as the octopus first course The service was prompt and friendly and they had English menus (helpful when one's German is so bad). Definitely worth a visit if you're ever in Düsseldorf.