"I have visited this beer garden in the course of the years some picturesque on an old beer on the Rhine, as the outside area with its large wooden benches, which are built into the old trees, is a really good place for a bit of drinking in the free. but last week was the first time we visited something to eat, and we used the dining room of the gallery in the upper floor. I have to advise with an earlier reviewer that I did not find the menu so impressive and received it with none of the available German classics as quite limited. fortunately, I was not so hungry as I was still stuffed after I had attacked the carving in to the unicorn on the eve, so this time the Peperoni lamb cake was enough. I would definitely come back to drink a beer at the Rhine, but I don't think I'm gonna deal with this one here to eat again. I'm not sure if it's on the owner, but the bar and restaurant have a strange variety of collections, some of which are interesting, like the oldtimer, one of which was used as a chicken stable during a visit, and the antique pieces of furniture. but some of them are just too disturbing, like the gothic-sadistic teufels pictures in the toilets. for those who are nervous or slightly insulted, they probably need to use the flow."
Meerbusch
