Cologne Beer and Food Tour
Taste Cologne’s best traditional dishes and beers on a Privet Guided city tour, exploring history and culture at top restaurants and breweries. 3 different beers and 4...
Le Moissonnier is a french bistro fine-dining restaurant in Agnesviertel, Cologne.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Pâté de viande en croûte, fish soup with rouille, and the plat du jour
Tip: Open primarily for lunch Tue-Sat; Friday adds an evening service. The room is small and fills fast; book ahead.
Taste Cologne’s best traditional dishes and beers on a Privet Guided city tour, exploring history and culture at top restaurants and breweries. 3 different beers and 4...
Discover the best of Cologne and Düsseldorf on a private day trip. Visit the Lindt Chocolate Museum, enjoy a traditional lunch, explore the Altstadt, and taste Altbier.
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Address: Krefelder Strasse 25, 50670 Köln, Cologne
maiBeck in Cologne's Altstadt near the Frankenturm is a Michelin-selected room for creative German-European cooking; the terrace lunch is excellent in summer.
Order: The seasonal four-course tasting menu, strongest at lunch when the terrace catches the afternoon light
Tip: Open Tuesday to Thursday for both lunch and dinner, closing late on weekends; the terrace is worth any wait.
NENI Cologne in the 25hours Hotel serves Middle Eastern-inspired sharing plates above the city; Michelin-selected for its accessible elevated dining format.
Order: The three-part hummus platter with toppings, and the shakshuka
Tip: Book a table on the terrace for Cathedral views; evening light makes this one of the more photogenic dining rooms in the city.
Onda in Cologne's Belgisches Viertel is a Michelin-selected Basque-inspired restaurant; pintxos, fresh seafood and a compiled natural wine list.
Order: The sharing menu of seasonal plates, ideally with a glass of natural wine from the selected list
Tip: Small room with limited seats; book ahead, especially for weekend evenings.
Petit Frère in Cologne's Belgisches Viertel is a Michelin-selected neighbourhood bistro serving refined French brasserie cooking in an intimate room.
Order: Seasonal fish or meat main from the changing French menu
Tip: Small room; reservations strongly advised for weekend dinner. One of the better-value serious kitchens in the Belgian Quarter.
Restaurant Acht in Cologne's Belgisches Viertel is a Michelin-selected modern European kitchen with a changing daily menu from local-market produce.
Order: The four-course seasonal menu, which changes with produce availability from regional suppliers
Tip: Across from the Stadtgarten near the Belgian Quarter; dinner only, Monday to Saturday. Book ahead for weekend service.
Ox and Klee in Cologne's Rheinauhafen Kranhaus holds two Michelin stars; Daniel Gottschlich's eight-course tasting menu is the city's most ambitious table.
Order: The Ox nine-course tasting menu with the non-alcoholic Back to Zero drinks pairing
Tip: The vegetarian Klee menu is equally ambitious; request the Back to Zero drinks pairing for a non-alcoholic experience at €130.