8 favourite wine bars and wine restaurants in Düsseldorf 2026
In Düsseldorf for business or pleasure, checking out the art or visiting ProWein? Whatever the occasion – here's the guide to our favourite wine bars and wine restaurants in town!
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![Prinzinger by Saittavini, a restaurant in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: +49 211 506 708 01
Address: Leostraße 1a, Düsseldorf-Stadtbezirk 4
Prinzinger is located in Alt-Oberkassel just a hop away from the Rhine river. The beautiful house, with its high ceilings and huge windows, has been a place for fine gastronomy for over a century. In 2014, Italian restaurateur and sommelier Davide Saitta took over Prinzinger at the young age of 22 – and soon made it his own. The bright dining room offers space for nearly 100 guests and even more in summertime, thanks to the generous terrace. The Italian-rooted kitchen is focused on high quality products, yet has a little international flair to it. The wine list is just stunning: more than 1...
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![Exterior of Bar Cherie, Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: +49 211 100 00
Address: Kurze Str. 2, Düsseldorf-Stadtbezirk 1
Situated in the heart of Dusseldorf’s Old Town, Bar Cherie is a real institution in the city. A cosy, warm place with candlelight and a shabby-chic style given a French touch. In summertime you can sit outside, in front of the house. The kitchen serves some tasty nibbles, cheese and their famous Flammkuchen (“flame cake”). Besides the local Altbier, Bar Cherie offers a nice selection of well-made cocktails. But what a lot of people don’t know is that there is a well curated wine list too! The focus is on Rieslings from the Mosel (even with some older vintages) and French reds. The service...
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![Interior of Le Pré Wine Bar, Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Address: Bilker Allee 171B, Düsseldorf
This may be Düsseldorf’s best kept secret if you like Burgundy and Champagne. And let’s be honest… who doesn’t? Owner Nico is a wine freak and long-time collector who has decided to share his private stock with Düsseldorf’s wine lovers. The list is clearly focused on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, mostly from Burgundy, and French sparklings from small houses up to well-known big brands. You can find rare bottles and old vintages, even by the glass. The place itself is modern and stylish – white walls contrasted by black furniture and minimalistic art. There is a big sharing table in the back wher...
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![Concept Riesling, a wine bar in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: +49 152 28759836
Address: 40213, Carlsplatz 26, Düsseldorf
Concept Riesling is located in the public market at Carlsplatz, which is a vibrant daily market in the old town area. The market is one of the most popular local destinations, with food shopping, flowers, special stall for meats, cheese, olives and spices. The gentleman behind Concept Riesling, Philipp, has been collecting wines and buying private cellars for years, and eventually decided to open up a location in the market. The shop is also a wine bar, and you can drink glasses or bottles at the stall in the market, or buy bottles to take away. The fun part is that these guys have a reserve...
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![Eiskeller Weinbar, a wine bar in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: +49 211 20052686
Address: Eiskellerberg 1, Düsseldorf
The Eiskeller wine bar is located near the Rhine River in the “Altstadt” old city of Düsseldorf. It is tucked into an old building a few blocks from the river that was once used as a cellar to store ice brought down the river. This is how it got the name Eiskeller. This is a cozy little stone cellar with wooden tables and lots of candles. It is a classic wine bar in the sense that it serves a large assortment of wines by the glass and bottle, and charcuterie or cheese to go with it. Most of the snacks offered are bought from local producers. They are all top quality and served in generous port...
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![Rocaille, a restaurant and wine bar in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: +49 211 97711737
Address: Weißenburgstraße 19, Düsseldorf
Located in the friendly neighbourhood of Derendorf in the northern part of Düsseldorf, Rocaille is a café, wine bar and restaurant. They open in the late morning for coffee and pastry and stay open all day. The pastry selection is amazing and the coffee is made with care and attention to detail. Rocaille allows for a coffee into wine type of afternoon… if that is what you are looking for. The food and ambiance are a mix of French, Italian and German. The menu offers charcuterie, roasted rack of lamb, macaroons, breakfast and everything in between, depending on what time of day you arrive. Th...
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![Pommes und Wein (Pelican Fly), a wine bar in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Address: Graf-Adolf-Platz 1, Düsseldorf
Previously known as Pelican Fly, it is now aplty called Pommes und Wein. Düsseldorf native Antonios Askitis is well-known in his hometown. The sommelier, skater and Instagram star with Greek roots took over an old diner called the "Berliner Imbiss" which was a Düsseldorf institution famous for great french fries and maybe the best Currywurst in town. Delicious fries with homemade sauces and salads are served, and well-selected hip-hop music is pumping through the speakers. Pommes und Wein is located in the busy centre of Düsseldorf but offers a lot of outdoor space.
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![Wyno Weinbar, a wine bar in Düsseldorf, Germany.]()
Phone: 0171 7804104
Address: Birkenstraße 47A im Hinterhof, Düsseldorf
Wyno is a wine bar located in the back of the Bulle Bakery in Düsseldorf’s hip Flingern neighbourhood. To find it, you must go into the backyard of the Bakery and the gallery Sammlung Philara. You will see no signs, but the entrance is under the neon blue Glas Lennarz sign. Wyno has no wine list but offers some wines written on a blackboard. There are also some cured meats and cheese served with the Bulle Bread (arguably the best bread in town). The exciting part about this hidden gem is that they do not offer a written list for the bottle selection, but instead a selection “of the moment”....
