Schlussel Am Markt - Menu

I always come here to eat, not only because of the location but the food is super lecker! The atmosphere is super german and super comfy! The best tomato soup in whole Ratingen and the best alt bier of the region!

We have had a dinner at this restaurant. Food was OK, especially fishes were great. Restaurant itself is located in the heart of Ratingen, at the marketsquare. Staff very fast and friendly. Service was really nice and beer was perfect. I can recommened this place and if near by I can come back.

Came here with a party of three for lunch on a busy Saturday morning market day. The service was good, the food tasty, and the prices were reasonable. Plus, we had a window view of the people traffic at the market. This place is always full and in good weather, there are high tables and stools to sit at and watch the world go by outside. Will easily go again.

This is my 4th visit to this place over a 9 year period and every time it has been the same. Friendly attentive service and helpful staff. Good food and great beer. The restaurant is in a traditional style and creates a nice atmosphere. The menu is varied and includes fish and veg dishes as well as plenty of meat. Pancake deserts are a feature on the menu. I will always return to this place when I visit Ratingen. Worth a visit.

I have twice dined at the Drei Koenige with colleagues and have been consistently delighted with the high standard of food and service. The menu is principally traditional German fare, prepared and served to a very high standard indeed. It combiners the culinary standards of a high class restaurant with the down-to-earth atmosphere of a good traditional Kneipe. Whether in search of a good meal or liquid bonhomie you the Drei Koenige will not disappoint.

My friend who lives in Ratingen took us here, and even though English is not common around these parts of Germany, the waitress was cordial and accommodating.We went on a Tuesday, and this was the night for specials... "All Schnitzels at 9 Euros". The portions are large enough for two meals, but if you are a big man, then you might as well order your own.There are a variety of beverages, but the coke tasted normal. My friend always recommends the beer :-).

Hunting via GPS for a local place just before the Düsseldorf Messe, we found this place and arrived quite late. We were made welcome and thoroughly enjoyed the typical local food and wine. Our service was good and the waiter helpful. We returned a day or so later and had more good food and talked to the owner perched at the bar. No complaints, in fact, we found the place very hospitable, and the portions quite large. Liked the old building and the traditional decor.

I visited Zu den Drei Königen on a Sunday in March. I was traveling on business and dined alone. I ordered the Rumpsteak with Kräuterbutter. The waiter did not ask how I wanted it cooked, and I didn't think about it until the meal came out and the steak was too rare for my taste. The friendly waiter gladly took it back to the kitchen and had it cooked a little longer. The meal was very good, and the Weißbier I had was the perfect compliment to the meal. I would recommend this restaurant and would also return.

Smiling and welcoming German staff. Menu in English. Pages of local German cuisine along with local beers and Killepitsch to finish.Sometimes when you are travelling, it's hard to get away from international cuisine and food chains - sometimes, you want to eat and drink like a local and enjoy the ambience. A hundred and one things to do with potatoes, pork and cabbage as well as other specialities.The staff were really helpful and described and recommended dishes. I went for a dish which comprised of: sauerkraut, pork chop, local sausage, potatoes cubes fried in onion, garlic and herb and a huge hunk of pork knuckle. All washed down with Schofferhofer Heffe Weise and Killipitsch - I avoided...