Aachener Brauhaus

Robert Fanfant★★★★★

Really a hopping place. Arrived for dinner on a Monday evening @7:31PM. Walked in and was greeted with an incredible smile by the waitress. First I ordered a Öcher beer which I found delicious. Not hoppy a Placed a dinner order for Sauerbraten (beef) with potato dumplings and red cabbage. Absolutely delicious. Highly recommended.

Nara Quesada★★★★★

A very nice location in Aachen to taste authentic German / Germanic cuisine! I had read online about this place, and it did not disappoint. We had very good tasty food, German beer and overall a good time in the restaurant. We especially liked the look & feel, and how generous portions were!

Kıtalar Atlası★★★

In menu, no. 61 does not state if that pork knuckle is roasted/boiled. Expectation was to have a roasted one but turned out it was boiled. Was not possible for them to replace the order or grill the boiled one. It was still tasty in its category but not as the grilled ones. Schnitzels were a bit dry and hard. But the interior of the restaurant is amazing! Just the very ridiculous thing is if you leave your table to pay for receipt they are making you to return to your table to take the payment! Unbelievable that even though you are at kassa/cashier they are not processing, taking the bill walk

Jose Paulo Margarido Miguens★★★★★

Really nice place for a Germany Food. Aachener Brauhaus has a very nice atmosphere, service was very good and helpful and the food was really tasty and well served. Main dishes from the German cousine are really nice. The price is good as well, considering you are in a downtown location. Great beer as well. Just one tip: I did not pay attention and order a bottle of water. At first, I thought it was free (house water - as we have here in The Netherlands); however, it is not and cost about 10 euros (much more expensive than the beer). It might've been in the menu and I did not notice, so ta