Plutscheid St. Antonius 근처 호텔

Please note that I am only reviewing their restaurant, as I know nothing about their hotel. I came here for dinner during my stay in the area. Their website advertises their menu, it is also available outside, so then I figured out it was opened to everyone. But when I entered, the lady who welcomed me asked me if I had booked, I said no. Then asked me about my name and I said ”Why would you need my name if I haven't booked?”. She looked confused, I was confused. Then she proceeded in giving me a table. I was alone in the entire restaurant. OK, it was early, but again they advertise that their kitchen is opened all day so I was expecting a bit more life. Anyway! Their website praised their love for hearty and local food, so I ordered the chicken, that seemed a bit out of your traditional schnitzel. It was the most tasteless and uneventful thing I had hate in a while. Seriously, I had better chicken in canteens! Problem thought: I was still hungry after that, and I noticed something in their menu that seemed exotic: a ”Pina Colada” variation. Sure, let's give it a try! Look, as you will see from the number of reviews I have on my account, I love restaurants, I go there often, but THIS was the time I felt the most scammed in a loooong time! It was a fricking can of pineapple...with a bit of grated coconut, partially in a (cold) already made crepes, with a factory made coconut ice cream scoop, for 8€. No whipped cream, not caramelized, not fried panned, nothing. You are welcome! Cost of this delightful experience: a whopping 30€ and I promised they will never see my money again :)