Brasserie La Provence - Krefeld

My mother and I are neighbors of the hotel and wanted to make a family meeting in their restaurant. So we went to dinner to test it, and I didn't expect much from a hotel restaurant I belong to. First beautiful surprise: the menu is...small, which could already mean fresh products and thus better quality. My mother had a classic: Wiener Schnitzel, who could not finish her because the part was simply too big. I ordered a Rösti burger and not only that the part was enough to feed a big guy like me, but it was really delicious! The mix of potaoes and burgers seemed to my surprise. The only small critic I would add for this dish that it could use a lttle decoration like a tiny salad on the site for example. The service was very nice, knowing and helpful and they have been working there for a long time, which was another surprise, as it is quite unusual to have long-term waiting staff in almost all hospitality locations around the world. The other guests were greeted by their names, we were only there for the first time, although we live next door, we're sorry to say. Conclusion: The family table is already reserved and we look forward to another beautiful evening at La Brasserie.

My wife and I had some drinks here during our stay at this hotel after having eaten somewhere else, because the hotel bar was closed because of the bartender's disease... A minus for the hotel manager who probably couldn't find a replacement!? ... The drinks were good wine, coffee and big marnier, the service was friendly; the restaurant was however with only a few guests, we did not have dinner there, so I can say nothing about the quality of food; the only thing we can say about it is that the kitchen took a very long time to serve its guests.

We were there. They don't know what they serve when our dishes were mixed. When he stared at the waiter, he said he couldn't help him because he wasn't in the kitchen. Very expensive and we had to wait a long time between courts. The food was also very salted.

The day 's suggestion Baked Steinbutt tasted very delicious and was served on individual eye shaped plates. One of the guests preferred strictly vegan/vegetarian food and the waiter was able to find a suitable solution. At about 9 p.m. the restaurant was nearly empty and quiet ...therefor no need to reserve a table in advance as necessary in comparable restaurants in Düsseldorf. Unfortunately the relatively simple parking card that the restaurant visitor receives when entering the hotel premises is not compatible with the high tech hotel customer card that is necessary when the visitor wants to get back to the garage where the car has been parked, so ask for your special exit card when passing the hotel reception for the first time. Nice feature (and not mentioned on the hotel 's website) : The day we visited the hotel , parking was free of charge for restaurant guests.

Speck on the pancake black burned, butter to the spatula comes 5 minutes after the dish and is cold, beard soup salted with strong brew cube flavor - this restaurant is in a pathetic condition!