NENI Köln

3 Caio Souza Cavalcante - 2 months ago

Oct. 2020

It is very nice environment, the view of the city is awesome! The food is really delicious and the prices are a little bit high but fair. The staff is very good. They only need to improve the amount of dessert options. I had the Pulled Beef Burger and it was one of the best hamburger that I have ever had.

Jun. 2022

I have liked it so much that I came back a couple of time already, but lately the quality has decreased. Food is being served cold and it is bad. It is not the first time that this is happening.

5 De Ket - 4 months ago

Delicious food, great atmosphere, friendly staff and a phenomenal view over the city

5 Aref Rashid - 5 months ago

Great location, nice concept. Sashimi Salmon is fantastic!

5 Anasuya Biswas - a year ago

If you want to try Israeli food around köln definitely Neni is the place you are looking for.Great atmosphere for drinks, nice skyline view. Food is amazing. The three layer hummus with pita bread is must try. Knafeh is the best dessert I had in long time. Good place for dinner date or drinks with friends.

4 Thomas Rehrmann - 2 years ago

Nice place to eat and to have a wonderful sky balcony drink over the roofs of cologne....In the evening you have the chance to see sunset at Cologne. Wonderful to see! Recommended also for Cologne guests to have international food...

4 Pavel Kabikov - 2 years ago

Food is tasty, service is good. We’ve got humus and lot of beans (falafel) which is a bit unusual. Looks more like an Arabic kitchen, still tasty if you like beans (not spicy). Chicken has too much oil and onions (of course humus is there too). Compliment with kalamata olives was fine.

2 Aidana Akhanova - 7 months ago

The restaurant is licated in a very beautiful place, the decorations and service were on top. But no restaurant can be successful without a good food, right? Per my experience, hummus and bread were very delicious. That’s shamefully it. I was tempted to order Korean chicken salad or a burger, but I thought: “no, I’m in an Israeli restaurant, I should try Israeli cuisine”.
My sister ordered fried eggplants and for me I got hamshuka.
Portions were terribly small and food was tasteless. Even if portions were bigger, not me neither my sister could’ve finished our plates. Absolutely tasteless. Salt and pepper didn’t help much
Moreover it was very overpriced for “street food of Israel”
After paying a decent amount of money, we still were hungry but too sad to go somewhere else
It was the only time in my life when I was that dissatisfied with food
If you’re vegan/vegetarian and you’re not used to eat a lot, I totally recommend it. But since I’m an average person, I don’t recommend it to other average people, who’re used to eat a bigger amount of protein + fats