Street Food Guide Germany 2024: The Best Tapas & Tacos in Dusseldorf
Explosive mix of cocktail bar and upmarket tapas restaurant with a beautiful courtyard and elegant interior. Not a fast food restaurant in the classic sense. The croquettes, the cocas - Spanish sheet cakes -, the patatas bravas and the aioli are actually almost on a fine-dining level.
"Hola, Alemania!", thought three Mexican brothers and brought the food culture of their homeland to Düsseldorf's old town. There are now several stores, but tacos, burritos and quesadillas in all their different variations still taste particularly good here.
Quaint tapas bar with a rustic tavern atmosphere in Düsseldorf's Spanish alleyway. With boquerones, lomo ibérico, chipirónes al pil pil or grilled sole, you can while away the evening with two or three estrellas or a few glasses of wine for your refreshment.
Texmex cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Depending on the mood of the day, sometimes nachos, sometimes tacos, sometimes fajitas, sometimes burritos go better with your appetite, mood or drink of choice. Plus nice service. On sweatpants days, a delivery service brings the fast food classics right to your door.
Opposite the VW Centre, you can enjoy Portuguese hospitality amidst tiles and folklore décor. The specialities of the house, which include all kinds of snacks as well as fish platters and octopus à Lagareiro, are listed on the slate above the bar.
Portuguese tavern with lots of dark wood, a cosy atmosphere and nostalgic decor. Couples and groups, meat eaters and vegetarians, those who like to experiment and classic fans all get their money's worth here. The menu is wide-ranging, authentic and colourful.
Small Texmex snack bar with seating, take-away and delivery service options. In "Bob the Builder" style, you can put together your own tacos, quesadillas, burritos and burrito bowls to your heart's content and complete them with nachos, salsas and dips.
Juicy burritos, crispy tacos, fork-ready bowls, fiery chilli cheese fries and tempting Churros with Nutella, milkmaid or vanilla sauce; here you can get everything you need for a wonderfully unreasonable cheat day or a little treat in between.
A tapas bar run with a lot of heart in an unusual location; El Ömmes blends into the green spaces of the Flinger Broich allotment garden association. The menu features classics of simple Spanish cuisine: patatas bravas, pimientos fritos, albondigas and grilled cuttlefish.
Chicken or beef? Big Ranch or Grilled Burrito? Double Style or Crunchy Taco? Lava cake or churros? It's best to start with a large portion of nachos with extra jalapeños, cheddar cheese dip, salsa and guacamole - and the decision will be made all by itself.