K.u.k. Im Weinhäuschen Am Rhein - Bonn

Only a small map with Austrian focus, but everything tasteful. very excellent and cheap weine - even everything on request in 0.1-glass. and the house itself right on the rhein is simply a great sight!

Because of a recommendation and content of the web page, I came here! the local was almost completely occupied at the early afternoon, and this was evident from people who already consumed their rents and pensions. the service, and here especially the dame with the short blonde hair, was very attentive and accommodating. the menu I found out, as a learned saltburger, many eat on German cards. the first choice that was found in the table because the apfelkren usually belonging to it was not offered. so then that as such, orig. carved carved with carrot cucumber salad at 19,50€. whoever expects a portion that you usually get in order will be disappointed! the size: well the optics: much too dark in the wall, and thus also inside a tick too dry the wine card is quite well sorted, but to praise, which animate to get stuck on a glasserl. So the memory of the beautiful look, the morbid charm of the building and the best service power for a long time!

The kuk has unfortunately not become better since the relocation to the crying house. as an Austrian I don't find myself in the menu at all. too many finished basic products are used (finish powder sauce, ready-to-sweet) so that the result is more reminiscent of a fast-paced than a rather expensive restaurant.

The pfeife at the Rhine impresses with its location. that look great. but also inside it is beautiful. there are two niches that can be booked by phone in advance. otherwise there is a cozy dining room and a not so cozy dining room. the food is delicious and delicious. a glitter is a pleasure. the service is incredibly beautiful and the best: there are rosen beer. also the wine card has a good choice and because good wine also costs more in retail than with aldi, the wine also costs something. but everything in the frame. eating at a glass weeping, as one of the previous speakers describes, is absolutely unnecessary and if someone is insecure, they can only see the menu in advance online, then they already know the prices. from me: up!

Really good. Austrian cuisine, relatively small menu (with everything), which guarantees freshness, large terrace, wine beer and coffee. Only what is missing is a creepy waiter, they must have left them all in Vienna...