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Pottkind

Refined one-star restaurant in Cologne's Südstadt with a surprise menu and open kitchen.

Pottkind is a small, refined restaurant on a quiet side street in Cologne's Südstadt, run by Lukas and Enrico and awarded a Michelin star. If you want the best seat, the house suggests the counter – with a direct view into the fully open kitchen.

At a Glance

Location
Darmstädter Str. 9, 50678 Cologne (Südstadt)
Accolade
one Michelin star
Concept
surprise tasting menu, "Carte Blanche"
Cuisine
clear and pared-back, unusual ingredients, intense flavours
Highlight
open kitchen, all work areas visible
Google rating
4.7 stars (323 reviews)

Concept & Cuisine

Guests don't order à la carte here but commit to a surprise menu: with the "Carte Blanche", the kitchen decides each course. The style is clear and pared-back, built on unusual ingredients and intense flavours. Because every work area is open to view, the cooking itself becomes part of the evening.

Atmosphere

A relaxed, cosy atmosphere and thoughtful details define the place. As the restaurant itself recommends, you experience Pottkind most directly at the counter, right beside the action of the open kitchen.

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Address

Darmstädter Str. 9
50678 Köln

Hours

Di: 18:00–00:00

Mi: 18:00–00:00

Do: 18:00–00:00

Fr: 18:00–00:00

Sa: 18:00–00:00

Contact

0221 42318030

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