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Restaurants nearby

• Setzkasten★ Michelin A fine dining restaurant in a supermarket? You can experience this novel culinary concept in the basement of The Crown, one of the largest food markets in Europe. It is not only the location that is worth mentioning: in addition to the smart decor and the partially open kitchen, the dedicated kitchen team turns out creative, modern and pleasingly pared-down dishes made using select produce. Chef Egor Hopp also successfully brings in influences from his Kazakhstan homeland, such as Smetana sauce or raschenka cream. There is a set menu comprising six courses in the evening and four at lunchtime.276m
• Nagaya★ Michelin Yoshizumi Nagaya's cuisine really is something special. In a thoughtful, bold and meticulous fashion, he fuses elements of Japanese and western cuisine. During his training in Osaka, Toshiro Kandagawa taught him traditional Japanese cookery, while he learned his innovative approach from Takada Hasho in Gifu. Drawing on both of these experiences, he has developed his own distinctive style. Excellent ingredients are a matter of honour for this chef, from the Wagyu beef to sushi and sashimi. As well as fine wines, there is a splendid selection of sake. Furthermore, the front-of-house team is atte832m
• Agata's★ Michelin The restaurant is known for its creative dishes, in which ingenuity, seasonality and international influences, as well as top-quality ingredients are successfully combined. The set menu comprises six to eight courses and also comes in a vegetarian version; on Wed and Thu, there is an additional four-course option. The extensive selection of international wines includes an impressive choice of Rieslings; astute recommendations come courtesy of the experienced and charming front-of-house team led by proprietress Agata Reul. An elegant yet warm and inviting interior, where modern design, earthy t842m
• Jae★ Michelin Do not be deterred by the rather plain exterior, as this restaurant is impressive in several respects: Jörg Wissmann (previously at establishments such as Vendôme, Nagaya and Agata's) creates modern fusion cuisine with Asian influences that reflect his half-Korean heritage, while also incorporating classic French elements. With a distinctive signature style, he skilfully combines different flavours, as seen for example in the delicately cured, boldly seasoned hamachi of outstanding quality, served with finely sliced marinated radish and lime koji (a fermented rice condiment), plus chopped pist1.0km
• Zwanzig23 by Lukas Jakobi★ Michelin In October 2023, Lukas Jakobi unveiled an interesting trendy and modern culinary concept in Düsseldorf's Bilk neighbourhood. The two set menus, dubbed "Vegan" and "Not vegan", each comprise nine creative courses. The dishes are stripped back to the essentials and made using excellent ingredients, the provenance of 80% of which is the region. "Taste the Waste", for example, demonstrates the restaurant's efforts to reduce waste through a variety of components and presents "leftovers" in a sophisticated culinary way. Fermented foods, soy sauces, garum and kombucha are all produced on site, along 1.5km
• Münstermanns KontorBib What started as a shop selling eggs and butter later became a delicatessen and today this spot is a popular bistro with a pleasingly lively urban atmosphere and an open kitchen. The tasty dishes include German classics such as currywurst and Wiener schnitzel, but also international dishes. The food is accompanied by decent wines by the glass, and the service is friendly. Open from noon to 8pm, last orders 6.30pm. NB: They don't take reservations at lunchtime – so come early, as the place gets very busy.440m
• EssBar fein & pfiffigBib This inconspicuous-looking restaurant is a stone's throw from the Hofgarten public park. Chef Daniel Baur and Olga Jorich have plenty of regulars here, and with good reason. The fresh, flavoursome dishes are carefully crafted using quality ingredients and represent excellent value for money. The veal rissoles are well worth trying. Neither will you be disappointed by the wine list! Olga Jorich's friendly and thoughtful approach to running the service plays a key role in creating the inviting atmosphere. Charming sheltered terrace to the rear of the building.1.5km
• 1876 Daniel Dal-Ben★ Michelin At his chic and elegant little restaurant by the zoo, Daniel Dal-Ben serves up classic cuisine with a judicious flourish of creativity. In addition to Italian and French influences, the chef-patron also incorporates Japanese accents from time to time. A good example of interesting contrasts and harmonious balance is "Cannelloni, smoked eel, Caprese foam, pumpkin seeds". He is also partial to decorating his dishes with skilfully integrated herbs and flowers. The "Cicchetti 1876" starter has become a staple of the set menu. Allow plenty of time, as you may be treated to additional courses. Beyon3.1km
• Grande Étoile This restaurant in the Carlstadt district is a masterclass in chic: shimmering gold, velvet, striking chandeliers and stylish Art Deco features create a trendy, elegant atmosphere. It serves up flavourful, well-executed dishes from a menu featuring French brasserie classics as well as Italian influences: beef bourguignon, beef tartare, pasta, vitello al limone... Service is professional and friendly. Head there in the evening for the cocktail bar and DJs, who underscore the Parisian club vibe.309m
• LA VIE by thomas bühner★ Michelin Owner Thomas Bühner has for years been at the forefront of Germany's gastronomy scene with his restaurant La Vie in Osnabrück. At his new LA VIE on the urban METRO Campus in Düsseldorf, the talents of another chef are on display: Timo Fritsche, no stranger to MICHELIN-star kitchens. In the evening, twin set menus – one omnivore, the other vegan – put top-notch regional ingredients to work in dishes with French and Asian influences. Wonderfully harmonious flavour combinations tantalise the palate, for example, the perfectly cooked premium skrei with crispy roasted cauliflower and a truly sensat3.7km

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Attractions nearby

• Johanneskirche church in Düsseldorf-Stadtmitte, Germany596m
• Kunsthalle Düsseldorf museum in Germany886m
• Museum Kunstpalast art museum in Düsseldorf1.7km
• St. Lambertus roman catholic church in Düsseldorf-Altstadt, Germany1.0km
• Great Synagogue, Düsseldorf synagogue destroyed by Nazis in 1938235m
• Church of St. Andrew church in the German city of Düsseldorf886m
• Schloss Jägerhof historic palace, home of the Goethe Museum in Dusseldorf, Germany1.4km
• Düsseldorfer Schloss German castle in Düsseldorf997m

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