Restaurants in Düsseldorf
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Robert's Bistro
Tables are squished together as tightly as lovers at this très French restaurant in the Media Harbour. Bring both an appetite for hearty Gallic fare (the fish soup is highly recommended) and some patience - it doesn't take reservations and a queue is guaranteed.
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Naniwa Noodles & Soups
The space is minimalist, the food is not. Soup's the thing and nearly every variety we tried - flavoured from mild to wild - had perfect pitch. Tables are usually packed with Japanese expats and plugged-in locals, but the wait's worth it. Or just make a reservation.
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Zum Schiffchen
History pours from every nook and cranny in this almost ridiculously cosy Altstadt restaurant specialising in gut-busting German and Rhenish meals. Were portions as huge when Napoleon dropped by a couple of centuries ago? Reservations recommended.
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Curry
In this vibrant little kitchen, sausage is king. Get them big, spicy, hot and paired with your choice of gourmet sauce and possibly a mountain of fresh French fries. Avoid the lunchtime rush from the adjacent Media Harbour.
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Op de Eck
Sheltered by the K20 art museum, this uncluttered bistro draws office folk, tourists and art lovers with its intriguing crossover menu. Breakfast is served until 15:00 and in summer the terrace tables are the most coveted.
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Sila Thai
Even simple curries become culinary poetry at this Thai gourmet temple with its fairy-tale setting of carved wood, rich fabrics and imported sculpture. Like a trip to Thailand without the passport. Reservations advised.
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Bim's Marktwirtschaft
With its wacky horseshoe-shaped bar and stylish red leather banquettes, Bim's has a vaguely comfortable retro look that comes off as welcoming. It's great for breakfast, a snack or one or two drinks at night.
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Waffelladen
A great sugar fix is the Waffelladen, an unimaginably tiny waffle kitchen in business for more than 40 years. Try one with a little powdered sugar or drenched in cherries or other toppings.
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Zicke
Arty boho types jam this staple in a quiet corner tucked away from the Altstadt bustle. Linger over breakfast (served until 3pm, on weekends till 4pm) or come for salad, quiche and other light meals.
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Pia Eis
Those with a sweet tooth can't escape the magnetism of Pia Eis, the best ice-cream parlour around, bar none, with an incredible selection, quick service and modest prices.
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Bäckerei Hinkel
Bäckerei Hinkel has several branches, including Hohe Strasse in Alstadt. It's seen as an institution with people queuing patiently for its excellent breads and cakes.
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Libanon Express
A great way to prepare the stomach for an extended pub crawl is by filling up on superb falafel sandwiches at Libanon Express.
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[Q]Üche
Trendy types are drawn to [Q]üche for its fresh and healthful soups, salads and sandwiches.
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Ohme Jupp
Casual, slightly artsy café serving breakfast and mouth-watering blackboard specials.
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