It's a nice place with a beautiful botanical garden surrounding the palace. It has a huge premise and definitely a picture worthy place. Currently under some construction work

No tickets, free. Many thousand plant on the world can find here, close soon before 4.pm

Nice place for spend time with friends and family and also for running.

Very big , nice park with ponds and glasshouses with lots of vegetation, must see if you like botanical stuff. Free entry and toilets.

Beautiful Schloss! (Only spend time visiting the garden and was only able to admire the outside). Currently the front side is being refurbished and scaffolding is in place, however views from the botanical gardens are stunning!

Nice walk through an avenue up to the palace. If in Bonn definitely worth visiting. Sadly at the time of our visit, large parts were under renovation so we couldn’t visit more

We found a Geological Museum in the Castle

It was under renovation, which killed the whole vibe of showing the palace. Still, it was nice to enjoy a walk through the garden (which is free) since it’s late March and it’s starting to bloom

Quiet and green place to spend the afternoon🌵

Great museum Just went through and never have been interested in such theme but they presented it super interesting and simple as possible! You can interact with some exhibitions, learn how to count on old counting machines with guides, see chips in microscope, play interesting games there.. on of the best museums I’ve ever seen, literally, that’s the example what museum should be.

Having studied computer science and having always been interested in algorithms and computing devices, I was very much looking forward to seeing this specialized museum while in Bonn. However, I was vastly disappointed. Already looking in from the outside (big glass front) , one could clearly see that the museum is aimed 99% at school classes, which overcrowded even the street in front waiting for the (extremely late) opening time of 11:00, which was not even kept. It was clear that an interested visitor would have very little opportunity to actually look in depth at the exhibitions while - obviously largely uninterested - school kids were forced by their teachers to overcrowd the facility. However, I kept waiting until, some time after 11, the museum did actually open. Then I learned that the museum arbitrarily demanded face masks and gloves to be worn during the entire visit, although all mandatory Covid measures (which had been more than paranoid and prolonged in Germany already) had long been lifted for museums. A total disappontment, definitely not worth visiting.

Neat and excellent place for a short visit. Several interactions and a couple of quizes available during your journey. Gorgeous interior!

Amazing exhibits, there are lockers for coats, take your time to visit it. It has table to solve the puzzles and math examples. Very interactive. Kids friendly.

Very interesting museum! It is so exciting to see all these calculating machines, to touch some of them and to learn how to use them! Something really meaningful! Worth a visit!

Very nice place, but some of the instructions on how to operate the machines could be more detailed. Even with them I couldn't figure out how to operate some of them. Also the English translation of those manuals is missing for some of the exhibits. Apart from these minor nit-picks, it was an amazing and very interactive experience. They also have explanatory videos downstairs that teach you about microchips in a way that anyone can understand, very fun to watch! And then there's the Puzzle board games... They were way too hard for me, but maybe you'll succeed.

a small but great museum for science and art lovers. There are many hands-on exhibits for visitors to solve math questions. The staff was all very helpful and friendly. The entree fees is very cheap so definitely go visit if you are in Bonn. There are also enough chairs if you need to take a break.

Guided tours are not available due to COVID-19. Admission is 3 euros but the collection and interesting stories in the leaflets in English make this museum an absolute gem not to be missed! Grab and read the book titled Calculus on the third floor. It explains the history of arithmetic gadgets and calculators. Currently IBM art of chips is held as a special exhibition.

This museum is worthy visiting. Actually I didn’t expect that I would stay here playing the games for a long time. The staff is also very nice and gave me some other recommendations in Bohn to visit.

Spent 3 hours in there and entry was only 2€ for students! A lot of hands on with the calculating machines and got to learn of the transformation of counting in ancient times to the modern computer. Staff are also friendly to share about each machine and the internal mechanics when asked. Would definitely recommend!

My favourite Museum in Bonn so far! Great exhibition, suitable for kids and adult, families students and basically for everyone, I really enjoined my time there, and I highly recommend it, the staff where super helpful patient and kind to explain and answer any question. Do yourself a favor and visit this beautiful museum!

Great collection of vintage and modern mathematic tools - starting right from abacus (top floor) to the calculators and microchip tools (ground floor). Best part of this modern math museum is the hands on experience! You can use some of the old and modern instruments. Make sure to spare 2-3 hrs of your time here. This place won't disappoint you. If you're a student, make sure you avail the student discount (2€ as of Oct 2019).

A beautiful house and interesting artifacts of the son of Bonn. Here you feel like a part of his history: antique creaky floors, his personal belongings and musical instruments, rooms where you can listen to his masterpieces, a beautiful backyard, portraits and correspondence letters and much more. In my top 3 must-see places in Bonn.

Visiting Beethoven's house in Bonn has been a lifelong dream of mine, and it certainly did not disappoint. As a classical music lover, getting to walk the same halls where one of history's greatest composers once lived and worked was an incredible experience. The house itself is beautiful, with its classic 18th century architecture and the lush gardens surrounding it. Inside, I was amazed to see Beethoven's actual pianos, original scores, and other artifacts that gave me a glimpse into his creative genius. Though he went deaf later in life, standing in that house you could almost hear the music in the air. Getting to see where Beethoven was born and spent his formative years left me inspired and in awe of his lasting legacy. This visit is one I will cherish forever.

Beautifully laid out with German and English explanations. I recommend the audio tour QR code and earphones or one from there. Go early to see the treasury - different opening hours we missed it unfortunately. Highly recommend

Small but fine. €10 per adult and €7 per kid, €19 for a family (2 adults+max 3 kids). Photos are not allowed inside.

Small house filled with interesting tidbits on Beethoven including a unique statue made from a plaster mask while he was not very old, the string quartet instruments he was gifted, items from his daily life, facsimile scores, ear trumpets, and info on his friends, patrons, and acquaintances. I recommend doing the audio tour as it will add quite a bit of context and information to the experience. Perhaps too much. If one were to listen to every entry in the guide you'd likely be there for several hours.

A place I always yearning to visit! I can't describe the feeling you get when you look at the original instruments knowing they were once played by a great Master like Beethoven!

Beautiful and well maintained museum. The staff is very friendly, the items are easy to get to and see, tickets could be easily bought on the spot. I visited on Dec 23 and the museum wasn’t super busy. The special exhibition opened at 11:30 a.m. (museum opens at 10 a.m.) which gave me enough time to see the rest of the house without being in rush. The whole experience took me about a hour and a half. The musical rooms are very meditative and I definitely recommend spending time listening to Beethoven’s music for a while. Pictures could be taken everywhere with exception of the Treasury room where the special exhibition was placed. A definite must-go for a professional musician!

Excellent experience, the house where a legend was born. It's very well kept, everything, every object has an explanation (historical note if you will). You can also download an app which plays the music specific to the instrument Beethoven used. You aren't allowed to take photos inside the house but there is a garden where you can click few photos. A must visit for everyone. (For students the rates are a bit lower)

Spent a Great time visiting Beethoven house. Highly recommend if you fan of classic music and interestted in this music genius. You can rent audio guide, plus for non German speakers all exhibitions have English translation.

Such a beautifully preserved piece of history. A must see if you're in Bonn! The house Beethoven was born in and so many interesting facts about him and his family. I would love to go again and spend more time as I was on a time constraint. Well worth it. It's closed on Tuesdays. Plan accordingly

Visited it on a Saturday late afternoon, overall liked the place and was able to cover it in 75 mins. It's small with ground, first and second floor. The place offers you to see different potraits of Beethoven, some of his musical instruments, letters from his family and friends, and some hearing devices. To get more info about the exhibits you can download an app. The download did not work for me inside the Haus so I went to the ticket shop again to download it. Treasury area is only open from 11 till 14:00 or 15:00. Next to the Treasury you can go into the music room and relax there while listening to some of the famous compositions. You can buy the tickets from the ticket amd souvenir shop opposite to the house at a normal price for 12 euros and for students 7/7.5 euros.

Definitely come to Beethoven's House if you are visiting Bonn, it is an amazing place that shows the life of the great composer, and how the barriers of losing his sense of hearing can still make wonderful works like his famous 5th and 9th symphony.

This was one of the main reason I travelled to Bonn. It was a nice medium sized museum full of Beethoven's personal letters, manuscripts, artifacts and instruments. What I found quite interesting was the correspondences detailing Beethoven's relationships. Download the app in the shop using their free wifi before entering the gallery so you can use the audio guide. Bring a good set of earphones (noise cancelling preferably) as its a small space and the creaky floors and many tours get quite loud over the audio guide.

My friend just wanna visit it while i been in Bonn. It was easy just both tickets and we go straight away! They give u tablet with headphones or you can download app with all information and history. From outside it looks quite small but when you enter its a lot of space to explore! Really love it, enjoy the music while looking by the window in to the garden was my fav thing. All small details explained and much new things I found out! Totally worth it

Excellent and complete collection, organization, audio guides in different languages ​​of Beethoven's life. It’s a beautiful experience for all of us who love music. Totally recommended

After that we went to Beethoven house, the house where Beethoven was born. To buy tickets you across the street. Also if you have a backpack then you need to put it in one of the lockers. We downloaded the app which had the auto guide. Overall there is the ground floor and then 2 other floors. This museum goes over Beethovens up bringing as well as highlights the instruments he played. Nice museum, if you want to listen to everything it will take about 2 hours but we tried to listen to what we thought was noteworth so we finished within an hour. Nice to see if you are in Bonn.

Was my first time, i was a bit hesitated but quickly from the starting i get the positive vibe, the reception then the pianist and they way they have decorated with the candles. No regrets, and sure will go again and encourage my friends as well.

The photos outside is from the city of Beethoven, incredibly experience for people love classical music.

Visiting Bonn without visiting the Beethoven-Haus is virtually impossible. This little museum is definitely worthwhile and not just for fans of Beethoven's music. It gives an interesting insight in life in the nineteenth century in Germany.

Excellent place...All the items used by him is kept here....His piano is there at the top floor....

Must see place if you come to Bonn. Entering fees are €12 but it’s worth the price.

What a beautiful surprise to find this petit filarmonic in the Beethoven House, just so elegant and cozy. The piano con concert very accurate and the pianist was very gently, he explained a nice general history about Beethoven pieces. And the many candles are just adorable.

I grew up with music of Beethoven, so visiting this museum was kind of sentimental for me. Reading his letters regarding his deafness and trying the instrument that mimics his hearing was heartbreaking. He was a great man and museum was a good reminder and reflection of this.

Very educational and most things are offering in German and English which was nice. We went on a Thursday morning and there was a school field trip going on at the time but wasn’t crowded. Lots of taxidermy.

Very nice and cozy place to visit in the winter or any season since it's indoor. Very informative with a wide collection of animals in German and English translation, although not every is translated. If you have kids, or are a couple then this is a really fun place to visit but you get more kids on Sunday xp I wish they had more sea animals and at least something about dinosaurs.

This natural history museum’s collection started in the 1930s. The building is a must see, staircases and closed wooden doors align the long hallways are beautiful. There’s a small aquarium in the basement. So many interactive exhibits, mostly for children, but my husband really enjoyed the butterfly magnificently glass. The day we visited, between Christmas and New Year’s, meant that the small cafeteria on the second floor was closed. We got a coffee and cookie out of a vending machine near the coat racks. Charming and cheap but the coffee tasted of super sweet chocolate.

Comparing to other Natural History Museums in Germany, Museum Koenig was a bit smaller. But it is very nice and educating. If you don’t have / like children, don’t go on Sundays it is too crowded.

Now this is what I call a perfect museum - no live animals held in captivity; and a massive, beautiful structure dedicated to the natural sciences. Such a diverse range on exhibition - I don’t think any corner of the world went neglected albeit there were certainly some parts of the world with very little to no coverage (such as the Lut desert, which I expected to see in the desert section). My other issue was how I, a budding ecologist, found myself consistently unsatisfied with the lack of detail in some areas - which makes me believe this museum is rather heavily oriented toward children as opposed to curious academics. For example - they mentioned how fishes cannot survive in the desert but certain fishes do prosper in oases in the deserts. Which fishes? That is a question that should have been answered. But it was left for impossible speculation. A child would not want to know the name of such a species but an academic would. I rest my case. Nevertheless. Solid museum. Maybe one day they’ll build a museum like this in my name for my services to the field…

Cool relatively small zoological museum in a beautiful historical bulding. Unlike many similar museums, they did a great job in showing how actual scientific process in zoology and related fields was organised in the past and today - was really cool to see exemplary collections of similarly looking yet distinct beetle subspecies, or listen to recorded bird songs. The museum is probably perfect for kids, there was a lot of interactive stuff, even a virtual reality corner. Some info was (understandably) only in German, but most often doubled in english.

We, as a family, always enjoy natural history museums. This one isn't big, but there was more on display than we expected. We were pleasantly surprised. The exhibition on the ground floor is beautiful. Only a few texts are in English. But there's free WiFi, so you can use Google translate. There's no cafe on site and parking behind the museum itself is free of charge. The entrance costs €15 for a family. So, it's a great value.

Great layouts of animals, birds, and insects. 🦁🦁🦁 A lot of interesting cognitive interactive for children. 🫶🫶🫶👍👍👍For a child, it is definitely a fabulous cognitive world!! Big respect 🩶

Inside, this place is amazing. The displays and dioramas are beautiful and informational. Unfortunately, the service was poor. We arrived at 16.45 and purchased our tickets, but at 17.45 we were suddenly rounded up by an irate and very rude security guard who frogmarched us out. I went to the desk and asked why they listed the closing time as 18.00, if we had to leave at 17.45, and he said that after 17.45 you can stay on the ground floor but not be on the upper floor/s. The security guard however had marched us right to the front door, specifically stopping us from remaining on the ground floor. This left a pretty bad taste in our mouths, especially as if they had have mentioned this when we bought our tickets, we could have started on the upper floors instead of on the ground floor. We missed nearly 2 floors worth of the museum, which was very unfortunate as it has a brilliant collection. In short, displays are amazing, take at least 2 hours to see them all, the upper floors close at 17.45 and customer service was bad.

The collection I pretty impressive. I would recommend to spend there several hours. We went with my nieces and liked it a lot.

It is essential to note from the outset that this museum distinguishes itself superbly from its contemporaries. While others demand steep entry fees and yet fall short in delivering value, Koenigs Museum strikes a winning balance with its modest charge of 6 euros for adults, along with a rich offering of knowledge on biodiversity and various landscapes. The rainforest section, in particular, was a standout attraction, providing an immersive experience that truly engaged my curiosity. The vast majority of multimedia equipment, from audio to video, was fully operational, enhancing the museum experience significantly. I was able to absorb a wealth of information, unhindered by large crowds. I wholeheartedly recommend this museum for family outings. Its offerings are sure to delight children and provide an enriching, enjoyable day out. Furthermore, I would like to offer a suggestion to the museum team for consideration. The lighting in areas where laser projection-based videos are displayed could be slightly dimmed. The current level of brightness makes it somewhat challenging to view these particular exhibits.

Very old school museum with so-called Dioramas; An old fashioned way of showing stuffed animals in a “natural” setting with dried plants and painted background. My grandfather worked there a hundred years ago as preparator so it was interesting to see the part that was the history about the museum. But I think it is still the same things as then 😊

A nice, but small museum that has interesting items and explains about technology and science. Most texts are translated in English, but the interactive stuff are in German. Kids wouldn't probably enjoy it, and if you are visiting bonn for a short time, i wouldn't recommend it.

Nice little tech museum. Good place to visit very friendly staff

Good but not up toy expection. Its only AI based games museum. And one or 2 live AI examples were given. With general nobel prize models exhibition. 5€ for students. But only go if you have coupons. Not worth spending money.

Nice museum explains too much science.. One should be a science enthu to enjoy and understand the museum. Unfortunately knowing German must else its all bouncers either for non science guys and no German

Smaller than expected. However the exhibits were interesting and well planned.

A passion for science and innovation - for every age. Highlight of this museum are the expertly informed staff members that will casually start a discussion about certain pieces in the exhibit or explain the larger context of said installations. The installations are mostly interactive, meaning you can experience how an AI observes Changes in its imaging path or how gravity pulls objects down on on various paths. I don’t want to take away any more of the many experiments - try them for yourself 💪

This museum is very cool! It is all about technology. Good service, hands on activities, and it’s accessible! One star removed, as not every sign is bilingual. I would recommend going here if you are in Bonn!

I’ve always liked science ant technology and here there is some for every age group.

It is great for kids and for those interested in chemistry and inventions. It was interesting for me also, but I enjoy other museums more

Dave expertly explained the processes involved with Artificial Intelligence, which was now the main thrust of the Deutsches Museum. That said, interesting to see a large chunk of a Cyclotron used by Wolfgang Paul. Awesome.

Very interesting and informative. Great activities for kids too.

Very warm welcome and consistently attentive service. The food is tastefully arranged, perfectly prepared and attractively presented. The wine list offers a nice selection of mainly German but also international wines. In addition, there is a high-quality, yet cosy atmosphere. Furthermore, comparatively low prices for what is offered. A clear recommendation.

Perfect, high quality food (Strandhaus menu and vegetarian menu with accompanying wines), delectable wines and absolute perfect, professional, attentive, knowledgeable and friendly service. Small touches by our waitress created an amazing welcoming topservice!

This was an extraordinary experience, both food and service. We arrived way too early, in the rain, before the restaurant opened. We were warmly welcomed inside anyway, seated, and offered mineral water, multilingual menus, and the wine list to review until the staff had eaten and the restaurant formally opened. Then it was pure magic... six courses... plus amuse... each one interesting and inventive. Enhanced with a terrific local Pinot Noir. The service was attentive, but not hovering. And we were able to finish in time to get to a concert without feeling rushed. And the bill? Not small, but half what I would pay for not as good in NYC.

Returned to Bonn after nine years and was so pleased to return to the strandhaus and find that the food continues to be wonderful, the service amazing and the overall dining experience just incredible.

The surprise menu was amazing, the atmosphere grat and the service really friendly and kind.

Good food but definitely overpriced.

Really nice restaurant with fine Cousine. Extra ordinary value for money!!! Very competent and friendly staff.

It used to be our favorite Indian restaurant in Bonn. The food was really delicious. The restaurant was on renovation during few months and we were waiting for its opening ! Unfortunately, after the renovation it seemed that they changed their Chef as the food and taste of the dishes are not the same as it was in the past. It wasn’t tasty and fresh. As the restaurant significantly raised up the prices up to 3€ to every dish, we were expecting as least the same quality and taste….very disappointing.

The place is awesome, recently renovated. The food taste so good. Friendly service. Do check it out.

The service was great, they were all very friendly. We also liked the taste of the food but unfortunately they can’t make the dishes non spicy at all. One was too spicy for us so we couldn’t eat it. Otherwise it tasted good and they have many vegan options (marked as vegetarian).

One thing I liked about the restaurant is the hospitality and the way they serve. Very prompt, very polite and humble. Food really taste Indian. If someone is like me, who loves Indian Nan and punjabi paneer sabji this is the place. India in Bonn.

Good place to enjoy Indian cuisine with a convenient price and location, the tandoori items were really good, as well as the biriyani, the achari chicken was average. They offer lassi and milk tea which were really nice. The service was good. Recommended

This Indian restaurant is a delight! 🌶️🍛 With a vast menu featuring an array of starters and snacks, both veg and non-veg options, it caters to every palate. The prices are reasonable, making it a win-win! 👌🏽 Highly recommend exploring their delicious offerings!

Food was good. Ordered Nawab Biriyani and Kadai Chicken. Biriyani was good, better than expected. Kadai Chicken was ok, expected Kadai to be spicy, rather was a little soury-sweet. Picked it up at the restaurant. The order took less than 15 mins, quick and not so expensive. 15% Discount during corona times.

The food was amazing! We really had a great time! We recommend doing a reservation beforehand so that you have a place to sit. The people is really nice and kind. The menu is such an experience! You can really have a taste of everything. Definitely recommend and coming back again. Thank you for everything

We had a Most wonderful Birthday Dinner with excellent Food and Service We will definitively Come Back

The taste has changed after the recent renovation but I still like the food. It is still tasty with a nice spice blend. I really like the new menu and the overall ambience. The service is nice. The only issues was the ingredient, to me the chicken didn't feel very fresh.

Food was average to poor. The parathas seem to be store bought. The bathroom, table and floor were dirty as well. Would prefer to go elsewhere to continue my search for a great Indian restaurant.

One of the best Indian restaurants in the city. The food was absolutely delicious. The service was quick and the food is Halal. They offered us freshly made naan on the house which is amazing and light and it just melts in the mouth. The Bheilpuri Chaat was amazing and the Paneer Butter Masala with Naan was the best combo. And to top it off... the Mango Lassi and Masala Lassi was the best drink to finish your perfect meal.

We were travelling through Bonn on our way back home from a trip. It was the last day of the year and we wanted to have a special lunch. The Prawns and nawabi chicken biriyani was really good, albeit spicy. It was ok since I was used to spicy food. But would be better to ask them to reduce spice level for the non-spicy ppl. The mango lassi was too good for words. The staff were friendly. The restaurant was next to a paid Parkhaus, so we didn’t even have to drive around looking for a parking spot. All in all a very good experience. If we happen to come to Bonn again, we will definitely come back here.

First time have been to this place by a recommendation of friend, I was totally amazed by the food itself(Chicken Curry I‘ve ordered) and the hospitable service they offered, It‘s undoubtedly an authentic Indian restaurant you don’t wanna miss it when visiting Bonn!

Very nice Indian restaurant. Great variety of food, the tandoori chicken is delicious. They also offer pani puri and other such street food items as well. The atmosphere is lovely and the staff are very nice and helpful.

The Best Indian Restaurant I have ever visited in Europe. The taste is very good and the masaala is also authentic. Tip for Indians: do mention the staff to make everything "Indian Spicy"... The serving proportions are descent. The price to performance ratio is very good. Last but not the least, the staff is very polite and friendly. The owner is down to earth. I will definitely recommend every Desi person to visit this place as its not so far from Hauptbahnhof.

Really, really dissapointed with the food! I usually never give bad reviews, but this one is worth it! They absolutelly need to change the Chef! It s a pity for such a pretty terrase and for the beautiful view that they have to have such bad food. I had the trout which had absolutelly no taste , and my husband had some pasta which had a terrible taste, and unfortunatelly he had was very nauseaus afterwards and had to throw up! I am serious! The plating also was airport quality at best :)))) I reapeat, we are not difficult people, and I don’t like giving bad reviews but this was the biggest dissapointment I ever had with a restaurant! They ABSOLUTELY have to change the chef!!!

Nice place, nice view. Nothing really standing out though.

Beautifull location. We had the 5 course dinner linked to our hotel booking. Restaurant was short on staff and to busy. The menu was mwhaaa... bouillon way to salty, starter actually straight from the fridge so to cold and the risotto main dish was undercoocked and salmon overcooked. We expected a LOT more from this restaurant.

I decided to celebrate my birthday in a good restaurant. A beautiful restaurant in the very center of the city. The service is very good, the waitresses flutter unnoticed next to you. the food disappointed me. I don’t know why Michelin recommended this place. the food is very mediocre. The menu listed on the website is not correct

Loved the view from the deck, food was good.

Restaurant inside the hotel. Not much to mention about.

Unfortunately another rainy, windy and cloudy spring day in Bonn. Therefore dining outside wad not an option. Too bad as the terrace offers a great view on the river Rhine and the Siebengebirge. Nice environment, but the restaurant room is too noisy for having a quiet conversation. Nice people and decent food. However, when serving lobster, one would expect to obtain the necessary tools such tongs and pen... The house Tiramisu was great, the green peppers give it an additional flavour. It even becomes hot and spicy when you eat them ...

I visited the Oliveto for celebrating the marriage if a friend. I was expecting for them to prepare something extra, because normally restaurants offer a dessert or something extra for the celebration. The service was good, but the waitresses were not fully prepared (with drinks menu for example). In general, the experience was good and the food was really amazing 😋. I recommend the Oliveto, but the service quality can improve for the prices of the food.

Completely understaffed. Half of the drinks menu is not in stock. Ordered items get completely forgotten. The “tiramisu” a la olivero is nothing shy of a Skandal. No Creme, no coffee, no Marsala wine. What you get is some vanilla ice cream with apple, few chocolate crumbs and a crunchy cake. Staff is friendly but disastrous is an understatement.

My husband and I went to OLIVETO restaurant for our anniversary. We've booked for 19.30pm, there are not so many customers and we sit for 30 minutes without being attended by any waiter. So, we decided to leave, and they didn't even notice. How could they get Michelin recommendations? Definitely not recommended!

Nice experience. tasty food and perfect service. Multilingual staff and very good service. Very classical Italian food but some choices are very modern and very interesting like asparagus into a chocolate dessert. Deserves his Michelin quotation. To be recommended. Nice wine pairing.

I don’t know if the restaurant had a bad night or if it is just overrated and not worth it to be in the Michelin Guide. The interior is very cold and does not feel even a little bit Italian. It feels just like a cold hotel restaurant without any own character. The service was not good. Although he was friendly and they could speak ok English, they were soooo slow. They forgot also a few orders from the tables around us and every table nearby needed to waive at waiters to order. They didn’t come out of themselves to the tables. I first thought they were understaffed but I saw quite a lot of staff around. They food was ok but pretty overpriced for what it was. My friend does not feel very well today after eating the pork cheek… Overal we had way too high expectations and they were sadly enough not met.

The restaurant welcomes you with a rustic but at the same time high-quality and pleasant atmosphere. The host of the restaurant also sees himself as such and accompanies you skilfully jovial through the evening. The wine list offers an excellent selection of mainly German top wines. The food is a beautiful combination of traditional dishes with modern influences and perfectly prepared throughout.

I came here with my husband on my birthday. The food was really good, we loved it. it was the best decision we ever made

Relaxed atmosphere, delicious food,very friendly staff. The menu is modern but rustic and regional. Will definitely go again!

The place offers excellent food and lovely atmosphere ! It is located just next to the famous La Redoute historical place in Bonn-Bad Godesberg. We spend a beautiful evening with my wife there and the Restaurant can be only highly recommended by us. It is also on Michelin list for Restaurants in Bonn and we were able to see why :-)

Incredible food and service. Surprisingly, for a place like that, they don't have a proper white table cloth.

What a Lovely Setting ! A true gem in the heart of Bad Godesberg, Bonn. Beautifully prepared seasonal food from the region to delight, complimented by lovely wines & wonderfully friendly service. A lovely evening indeed !

Fancy little restaurant that tries to do German cuisine a little differently. Definitely enjoyed the meal even though some of the filler platters were a bit pretentious and maybe in an unorthodox order.

Quaint basement grill house with excellent food. Gazpacho appetizer was cool and refreshing with vibrant tomato taste, the slight crunch of the cucumber garnish was a great touch. Steak was cooked perfectly, and the accoutrements were top-notch as well. Glass of Malbec wine was complex and rich, pairing perfectly with the steak. Wonderful bar and open grill really added to the cozy vibe. A bit cramped with no outdoor seating. It's a basement with winding staircases, so low-mobility diners should look elsewhere. Service was attentive and friendly. English menu was available. Reservation recommended, as the place was mostly full at 19:30. Gazpacho was fairly priced, but wine glass and the steak dinner were a bit expensive. Worth it for a splurge meal. Highly recommend this steakhouse! Take a walk around the gorgeous Bonn Botanical Garden to work up an appetite. Bus stop to Bonn HBF is right across the street.

Great steak house, they are pretty good at meat and side dishes. Also the house wine is quite good, no need to go fancy with the wine and order something expensive

One of the best steaks I have eaten. The other Vorspeise were very good as well. Service was really obliging. There are parking lots down on the Karlrobert-Kreiten street. We will definitely visit El Tarascon again.

The steaks were perfectly made as per order, ambiance was very nice

Perfect in all aspects. 5 star food, amazing fillet steak. Perfect atmosphere and the the staff was super friendly, we had the honor to meet the owner who also cooked our food. my only complain is that it was fully booked for the next days and we wont have the chance to vissit that place again 😪😪

Amazing steaks, the best I had in Bonn! From our table we were able to see the steaks being grilled infront of us. Although it is in the basement but the nice decor and friendly staff make up for it. There are set menus which are a good value.

Very cozy and authentic place. Unfortunately in the basement without natural light, but with a nice Argentinien flair. The food is perfect. My preferred steak house in the Bonn area. The meat is grilled always to the point on an open pit with charcoals. But also the salads and the sides are really fresh and tasty. My favourite is the Chimichurri. An tomato based dip that can be served as a starter with bread, but also as a dipping sauce for meat. Please also give the green Chimichurri a try. The green sauce is the more authentic one, based on olive oil with green herbs. The price is high, but for the quality of the meat justifiable. If you don't need to drive, there also a good selection of south American red wines available. 5 stars...

Wonderful steakhouse, the ribeye was perfect, the Rumpsteak fantastic, black Angus meat. Good wine, beautiful place. You can speak with the personal in Spanish, Italian, German and Portuguese. We will come back to this place.

Very good steaks, friendly and smiling staff. Would be glad to come back