Restaurants: D�sseldorf

Im Schiffchen, Kaiserwerther Markt 9, Telephone 40-10-50

In an 18th century house this gourmet restaurant offers such luxuries as goose-liver pate, Norwegian salmon or lobster. The menu is in German and French.

Restaurant Savini, Stromstrasse 47, Telephone 39-39-31

It is rumored that this is one of the five best Italian restaurants in Germany. The fixed price menu changes daily.

Victorian Restaurant, Konigstrasse 3a, Telephone 32-02-02

Traditional or modern cuisine. Between May and August less expensive and simpler variations are served in the Victorian Lounge.

De' Medici, Amboss-Strasse 3, Telephone 59-41-51

The cuisine is French and Italian. An expansive menu features well known favorites using ingredients available fresh from the market.

Rheinturm-Top 180 Restaurant, Stromstrasse 20, Telephone 84-85-80

The international cuisine is not the only feature of this restaurant. Set atop a spool-shaped summit of the city's tallest tower, it boasts a futuristic design that incorporates a 360 degree view of Dusseldorf, its buildings, and its parks.

Zum Csikos, Andreastrasse 9, Telephone 32-97-71

Hungarian cuisine served in a narrow town house originally built in 1697. The home-style food is prepared well and portions are large.

Zum Schiffchen, Hafenstrasse 5, Telephone 13-24-21

Rather large portions of regional cuisine are served in a tavern atmosphere with wooden tables and rustic artifacts. The menu is large and the restaurant is always busy.

Im Alten Bierhaus, Alt-Niederkassel 75, Telephone 55-12-72

Typical German specialties are served in this 1641 guesthouse. The specialty of the house is a dark brew known as Altbier.

Zum Schlussel, Gatzweilers beer hall, Bolkerstrasse 43-47, Telephone 32-61-55

On the original site of the famous Gatzweilers Alt brewery is Zum Schlussel. There are more than 30 meals on the menu and always plenty to eat.

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