Reissdorf am Hahnentor — Restaurant in Cologne

This dining experience turned terrible due to the server's attitude, leaving me in emotional distress and completely ruining my day.

The bill was €14.8, and I gave a €2 tip, paying with a €50 note. When she gave me €35 in change, because of the dim light ，I mistakenly thought one €5 note was from my own wallet and waited for her to give the remaining €5. She got angry, handed me another €5, saying "never come back, we don't need your tip"—yet she still kept the €2 tip.

I realized my mistake right after leaving, returned within a minute to give back the €5, and apologized sincerely at least three times. But she remained furious, saying they didn't want customers like me. I placed the €5 on the counter, told the man at the front desk, and left.

Despite correcting the misunderstanding and apologizing repeatedly, I was met with ongoing hostility. This service was extremely disappointing and caused humiliated, upset and affecting...

I had a nice meal here on my last evening in the city. A lot of restaurants and pubs were busy as it was a Saturday evening, so we were lucky to get a table outside in the cool evening air. I wasn't feeling too hungry, so I just went for a classic...curry wurst and chips! And I wasn't disappointed! This dish is a classic all over Germany, and I was happy to have it again. The chips were crunchy and light, the sausage was very flavoursome and perfect as usual, and the curry ketchup, which smothered the sausage was the best! I enjoyed every bite of this meal, and the portion size was bigger than I expected. The service was friendly and relaxed, and the chap who served us enjoyed having a chat with us also. So, fancy some German pub grub? Any Reissdorf pub around the city will suit your needs perfectly!...

Born and raised in Cologne, so familiar with the customs, visiting from overseas. This place is your typical Kneipe with Koebes service. You will get your traditional cologne food and beer. Beer will be brought to you until you tell them to stop or place your coaster on the glass. What stood out was that the owner went above and beyond after a conversation about the gin he is carrying in the bar. We inquired where we could buy a bottle and he went down the street to talk to the owner or a smaller shop that actually was selling them, and reported back to us. People in Cologne might come across as rude, but that is mostly show and they are usually good people with...