Location: Ahaus
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Where to Eat in Ahaus: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Ahaus (German pronunciation: [ˈaːhaʊs] ( listen)) is a municipality in the district of Borken in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is located near the border with the Netherlands, lying some 20 km south-east of Enschede. Ahaus is the home for Germany's "Interim Storage of [Radioactive] spent fuel"
Things to do in Ahaus
1. Istanbul
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
2. Haus im Flor Bonato
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Zippyzoe - London, United Kingdom
Always an enjoyable stay had at this little hotel, super service and friendly staff. I have stayed at this hotel countless times over the past 12 years and have always enjoyed it . Only critism is the pillows are to flat for my liking.
3. Tobit.BamBoo!
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 21 reviews
The Tobit.BamBoo! is the unique grill & bar-restaurant on the Tobit.Campus. In a special sub-tropical ambience you can expect delicious steaks and refreshing drinks. In the summertime the BamBoo! Beach Club is also the exclusive place to chill out and grill at sunset.
Reviewed By Zalewski_Martin - Dusseldorf, Germany
Auf den ersten Blick sieht das BamBoo sehr gemütlich aus, obwohl es direkt an einer Hauptstrasse liegt, kann man relativ gut entspannen. Was hier gar nicht geht ist das Konzept. Hier möchte man sehr auf 22.Jahrhundert machen. Am Eingang gibts Karten, die kann man an Automaten, die allerdings nur Scheine nehmen, aufladen. Verbraucht man das Geld nicht, bekommt man nix wieder. Entweder aufs Restgeld verzichten oder nochmal wiederkommen. Gezwungenes Trinkgeld oder gezwungen wiederkommen. Bestellen kann man an mehreren PC Stationen. Völlig unpersönlich. Sonderwünsche haben hier keinen Platz. Essen Mittelmaß. Kann gut sein dass sich so ein Konzept in Ahaus durchsetzt, in einer Großstadt würde dieser Beach Club wortwörtlich baden gehen!
4. Dorfgasthof Wissing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By alessandro s - Venice, Italy
i slept in the golf hotel nearby and after a super jogging i was starving but looking for a german style food. So i decided to avoid the hotel's restaurant and i've tried to pick some ideas in the area. In reality there was not so much to pick....this was the one with the highest number of reviews and finally i took decision of trying it. I arrived around 9pm...so bit late and 2/3 tables busy. I felt little bit embarrassed and strange as not speaking in german too. In reality i found a hugging smile once in and a super funny girl(the owner) which we finally ended drinking some beers together.
As food i had a proper schnitzel with oven potatoes. But overall i was happy to spend the evening talking to these 2 girls...one in the kitchen and the other on the front which explained to me the detailed policy they're trying to develop in this part of the world. They are NOT looking for of having a restaurant doing something standard but specifically high quality of products....
In fact all started when i saw a main dish price at almost 40€(which is quite high even if living in London) but they gave to me the reason of that and what kind of food they wish to promote.
So if you are looking for something traditional but good....pay these 2 girls a visit and let me telling you and suggest what's the food to follow
5. Sanderskuper
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Kirsten B - Enschede, The Netherlands
Here you can get a good solid German meal. Especially Dutch people are viiting this place. The food is good, but the restaurant is a bit too big and boring.
6. San Remo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By dadeboom - Maarssen, The Netherlands
A very nice koditorei in Ahaus very near an ancient castle in the middle of the town. We had a great coffee with super Tiramissu cake. A real taste explosion.
7. Haarmuhle
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Kirsten B - Enschede, The Netherlands
We have been here on uncountable occasions and it has never dissapointed us. We love the good German food, weather you eat outside under the big trees or inside with the roaring fire. They are open all day for all kinds of meals.
Sundays they service a big Sunday brunch with everything you can imagen, including a warm meal and dessert. Best part is, your table stays reserved, which makes it possible to go for a walk in the lovely surroundings between the meals.
8. Eiscafe Capri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Angela L - Bemidji, Minnesota
I went to this Eiscafe, December 2015. My mother first brought me here when I was 2 year old, and again as a 10 year old. This time around I was 31 and it was just as wonderful as I remembered! Excellent service and clean surroundings. The way they present the Eis (gelato) is so fancy. Everything we had was SO good. The Eis was amazing. I believe they have other things on their menu... but I couldn't tell you what they were! All I had was the wonderful Eis.
9. Taverna Zeus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel S - Rudersberg, Germany
Aufgrund der positiven Bewertung hier haben wir uns für die Taverne entschieden. Auswahl der Speisen sehr gut und alles war frisch. Portionen ausreichend aber nicht zu groß. Kann man beruhigt weiterempfehlen!
10. Mongolei China Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Florian K
Wer glaubt hier alles im Top Zustand und frisch zu bekommen irrt. Es ist ok.
Das Essen wird sehr schick angerichtet aber alles in allem ist es alt. Der Fisch ist TK was auch ok ist. Aber das frittierte ist nicht zum ernsten Mal frittiert. Auch ist es eher wabbelig und mal so eben hingezaubert. Der Tepen yaki Grill wird mit einer Portion ewig lange bemüht. Es wird regelrecht totgebraten.
Die Schokoladenfontaine wird definitiv nicht gereinigt.
Sushi ist alt! Der Reis ist nicht wirklich gut und der Fischanteil und Gemüseanteil ggf 20%. Gutes Mongolisches Essen ist es nun nicht aber in Ordnung um sixh satt zu essen.
