Hennefer Wirtshaus (Hennef Tavern) is located in a renovated train station and features a cozy restaurant area along with two beer gardens that are open in the warmer months. Traditional dishes such as the South American rump steak and wiener schnitzel are always available. The lunch menu at Hennefer Wirtshaus changes weekly and may include dishes like the spaghetti in pesto cream or salmon steak.
Whether you come for the food or just a drink after work Hennefer Wirtshaus has you covered. Choose from a long list of spirits, wines and beers as well as non-alcoholic soft drinks.
Bonnsch restaurant and brewery cultivates a lively atmosphere with its proud Rhenish traditions of great food and hand crafted beer. While you may initially head to Bonnsch for its selection of fresh brews, you will come back time and again for its delightful array of German cuisine, such as crispy schnitzels and homemade curry wurst being particular favorites. There are also plenty of options for vegetarian diners as well.
Bonnsch also has a beautiful outdoor terrace, so you can enjoy the relaxing scenery, while enjoying a cold beer and traditional German fare.
In der historischen Gaststätte Em Höttche am Bonner Marktplatz wird Stadtgeschichte lebendig. 630 Jahre hat das Lokal auf dem Buckel. An der Decke, an den Säulen und Wänden erfährt der Gast, dass hier einst die Witwe eines angesehenen Bonner Schöffen, die damals die Wirtschaft leitete, als Hexe verbrannt wurde. Und der Kölner Kurfürst Gebhard Truchseß von Waldburg feierte 1582 dort seine Hochzeit. Freilich hieß das „Höttche“ damals Gasthaus „Zum Blomen“. Die Feier muss chaotisch abgelaufen sein. Gegner des Kurfürsten stürmten das Lokal und wollten ihn töten, worauf die Gesellschaft das Lokal fluchtartig verließ. Hier soll auch der junge Ludwig van Beethoven zu seiner Zeit öfters gesehen worden sein. Er tanzte Em Höttche mit seiner Jugendliebe Barbe Koch. . Das Gasthaus bietet rheinische Köstlichkeiten in einem traditionellen Gasthaus Ambiente an, dessen Bönnsche Geschichte allgegenwärtig ist.
Krewelshof Käsediele (Krewelshof Cheese Board) serves up homegrown eats for breakfast, lunch and dinner. All of the ingredients come from the Rhenish farm, where they are prepared using simple recipes and traditional techniques. Guests can come into Krewelshof Käsediele for the sparkling, late-riser buffet or discover the fun of events held on the on-site ice rink.
Krewelshof Käsediele prepares options ranging from sausage dishes, to cakes and pies in an open kitchen using old recipes. There are also vegan dishes available that change daily to ensure there is always something for everyone to enjoy.
