Sunner im Walfisch, Cologne

Sünner im Walfisch is a cozy brewery located in a historic property dating from the mid-17th century. It stands on the site of another, medieval brewery "Heinrich zur Krae" (Krähe), the first records of which in the Cologne Rentkammer beer tax book appear as early as 1476.

Visitors to Sunner im Walfisch can expect to find a variety of traditional dishes on the menu, including Himmel & Ääd (a local dish made with mashed potatoes and apple sauce), broad beans with bacon and fried potatoes, and Rhenish sauerbraten with dumplings and red cabbage. Grilled rump steaks with herb butter and an oven-fresh knuckle of pork with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes are also popular choices.

If you're looking for a quick bite, Sunner im Walfisch offers a range of snack options as well. Try a Mett roll with freshly tapped Kölsch beer, Halve Hahn (a local sandwich made with rye bread and cheese), or a meatball with mustard and bread.