Restaurants in Aachen
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Pasta
Fish-shaped ravioli paired with salmon creme is just one of the creative offerings at this popular pasta shop. All noodles are made fresh daily and available for take-away or for eating on the spot, preferably on the terrace. Avoid the lunch-hour rush.
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Leo Van Den Daele
Leather-covered walls, tiled stoves and antiques forge the yesteryear flair of this rambling cafe institution. Come for all-day breakfast, a light lunch or divine cakes (the strudel and the Belgian Reisfladen, made with rice, are specialities).
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Edo
Aachen's Japanese food lovers have Edo, the city's first certified organic restaurant, on the speed dial. The sushi, the grilled duck and the tenderloin steak all get rave reviews. Or book a seat at the Teppan grill and go for the whole menu.
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Am Knipp
Hungry grazers have stopped by this traditional inn since 1698 and you too will have a fine time spiking your cholesterol level with the hearty German cuisine served amid a flea market's worth of knick-knacks. Lovely beer garden as well.
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Café Madrid
A perennial favourite along this buzzy nightlife drag, this hipster joint in a former clothing shop does tapas, cocktails and light meals. Breakfast is served until late and cocktails cost just around €4 from 17:00 to 20:00.
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Gaststätte Postwagen
This place, tacked onto the town hall, oozes olde-worlde flair from every nook and cranny and is a good place for classic German meals. The downstairs is made to look like an 18th-century postal coach (hence the name).
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Ratskeller
Michelin-starred silver-service restaurant in the historic town hall.
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Sausalitos
Park yourself on the patio of this perennially popular cantina overlooking Markt, sip a fruity cocktail and indulge in a dose of people-gawking. Pretty good Tex-Mex sustenance, too.
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