Lommerzheim

The Lommerzheim, popularly known as the "Lommi", is one of the best-known pubs in Cologne-Deutz. It was run by Hans and Annemie Lommerzheim from 1959 to 2004 and enjoys the reputation of being the "most Kölsch of all Kölsch pubs". The unique combination of the unrenovated interior and the original personality of the landlords made the Lommerzheim a cult venue that is deeply rooted in the local scene.

After being closed for several years, the pub was reopened in 2008, renovated in the style of the old interior. Despite the extensive work, it has retained its original charm and continues to attract regulars and tourists alike. In particular, the pub's ability to create the impression of an "island in changing times" offers visitors the opportunity to forget the hectic pace of change in the city and experience the constants of Cologne culture.

In addition to the famous Päffgen Kölsch, the menu offers hearty snacks for the big appetite as well as traditional snacks. With a selection ranging from bratwurst to Halven Hahn, the focus is on regional and traditional cuisine that keeps the flavours of the past alive for all generations.