"Tapas" Street Food Restaurants in Dusseldorf

Breakfast served tapas-style: It’s perfect for trying new things. Instead of digging through a family-sized portion of scrambled eggs, you can enjoy a variety of beautifully arranged plates: such as çılbır, marinated salmon, flambéed grapefruit, hummus with brokkolini, or a yogurt-granola bowl.

A rustic Spanish tavern with a real picture-perfect vibe. Open daily starting at noon. The kitchen serves up all the classics: fried sardines, Pata Negra, lomo ibérico, albóndigas, tortilla, pimientos, chicken croquettes, gambas, and grilled meat and fish dishes.

A rustic Portuguese tavern with a cozy atmosphere. If you walk out of here without a garlicy breath, you probably didn’t eat anything. This flavorful bulb is the cornerstone of the menu and adds flavor to croquettes, shrimp, grilled chorizo, clams, and squid à pescador.

A quaint Portuguese tapas and specialty bar offering smooth wines, simple fish dishes, and grilled meats. The antique, rustic furnishings—from the bar to the decor—are a real eye-catcher. A traditional lunch menu is also served daily.