Frueh am Dom Review

❣️I came to Cologne, Germany from the Netherlands without saying anything. I didn't expect to visit Germany again after five months, and make up for the Cologne I didn't go to before. Not for the cathedral or the bridge of love, just for the German pork elbow [covering face] Location: Located in the center of Cologne, next to the Cologne Cathedral, the location is very good and it is easy to find. The store is very large and obvious. "Pork elbow" 14.5 euros, this pork elbow is one-third smaller than the daily pork elbow in Germany, but one person still can't finish a pot, it's still very filling to eat, there's a lot of meat! The skin is baked very crispy! It's crackling when hot, and you can also eat a lot of collagen. The meat inside is very tender and fragrant, all lean meat, no fat at all! Super delicious! It's served with potato chips, which are roasted and a bit too salty. It's just right to eat with the meat in the pork elbow. Salad is refreshing and greasy. "Meatballs" 3.5 euros, not very delicious, home-made, all lean meat, very refined, but no taste... "Cologne beer" is their signature, beer seems to be this kind, but this and the size are not like the German style at all, 0.2L, a small cup, 1.9 euros, the taste of authentic German dark beer ~ just try it. [Mint] Environment: The restaurant is very large, it feels like entering an ancient castle, it is a very historical house at first glance ~ divided into several areas, half of the areas were not open that day. From seat to order to collect plates to pay, the same waiter is there ~ Even if you call him, he won't pay much attention to you, mainly because of the tipping problem at the end ~ ‍♂️Service: The waiter's attitude is ok, and he will come to ask from time to time ~ There was a big storm in Cologne on the day I went there, and the wind was so strong that it really blew me away... The surrounding shops such as Cologne Cathedral were closed, but this one was unexpectedly not closed ~ but there should be a lot fewer people than usual.