Restaurant in Cologne, Germany
Hase
100Pearl PointsCentral, Late-Night
About Hase
Hase is a practical central Cologne choice for an easy lunch or relaxed evening, especially when timing and location matter more than a tightly defined cuisine or award-backed occasion. It is a better fit for casual celebrations and low-pressure plans than for diners seeking a chef-led destination meal.
In Cologne, the safest way to read Hase is as a venue with only a small set of verified planning details. Hase is in Cologne, follows a smart-casual dress code, is open from 12 PM to 1 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, with Wednesday and Sunday closed.
That can still be useful for planning. The main advantage is timing: this is not a page with confirmed detail on cuisine, chef, awards, menu format, pricing, or reservation structure. If the goal depends on a clear culinary identity or a specific format, the case is harder to judge because those specifics are not verified here.
Better for schedule-led planning than detail-led planning
The strongest verified use case is an uncomplicated Cologne plan when the group values the opening hours and a smart-casual dress code. Hase is open from noon to 1 AM on its operating days, which gives more flexibility than venues with shorter evening-only windows, but the available facts do not confirm a distinct lunch offer, tasting-menu format, or late-night food program.
First-timers should not overcomplicate it. Go in expecting a practical Cologne option with limited publicly verified detail on this page, not a trophy reservation. Without confirmed price, cuisine, or menu detail here, the smart move is to use Hase when the plan values timing and a smart-casual baseline, then compare other places if the outing needs to satisfy a particular craving, dietary brief, or group with firm expectations.
Who should choose it, who should look elsewhere
Choose Hase for an uncomplicated Cologne plan where the decision is driven by schedule and a smart-casual dress code. Compare it with Boring Burger Köln, Crusty Slices, Curry Rico, Ikigai, Rich`N Greens if you want to weigh Hase against other named options in Cologne.
For broader planning around the city, use Our full Cologne restaurants guide rather than treating this as the only option. Pair it with Our full Cologne hotels guide, Our full Cologne bars guide, Our full Cologne wineries guide, Our full Cologne experiences guide if the meal is part of a fuller itinerary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Hase?
Start with the basics: Hase is in Cologne, has a smart-casual dress code, runs long hours on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, from 12 PM to 1 AM. It is closed on Wednesday and Sunday.
Can Hase accommodate groups?
The verified details do not confirm group policies, private dining, or seat count. For planning, the useful facts are that Hase is in Cologne, has a smart-casual dress code, is open from 12 PM to 1 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Is Hase good for solo dining?
The verified details do not confirm a counter, bar seating, or solo-dining setup. It may still be a practical Cologne option if the timing works for you, since Hase is open from 12 PM to 1 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
What are alternatives to Hase in Cologne?
For comparison, Boring Burger Köln, Crusty Slices, Curry Rico, Ikigai, Rich`N Greens are other Cologne options to consider. Hase is the practical pick when its opening days, hours, smart-casual dress code match the plan.
Is Hase good for a special occasion?
It depends on the occasion. Hase has a smart-casual dress code and long opening hours on its operating days, but the verified details here do not confirm a specific cuisine, chef-led format, awards, private room, or tasting menu for a milestone meal.
Is lunch or dinner better at Hase?
The verified hours show Hase is open from 12 PM to 1 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, closed on Wednesday and Sunday. This confirms a wide daily window on operating days, but not a separate lunch or dinner format.
Location
Sankt-Apern-Straße 17, 50667 Köln, Germany
Cologne, Germany
Compare Hase
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Hase | Cologne |
| Boring Burger Köln | Cologne |
| Crusty Slices | Cologne |
| Rich`N Greens | Cologne |
| Ikigai | Cologne |
| Curry Rico | Cologne |
How Hase Cologne compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Boring Burger Köln, Notable alternative
- Crusty Slices, Notable alternative
- Rich`N Greens, Notable alternative
- Ikigai, Notable alternative
- Curry Rico, Notable alternative
How Hase compares in Cologne
Choose Hase when the priority is a flexible central meal rather than a tightly defined category. Boring Burger Köln is the clearer pick for a burger-specific craving, while Crusty Slices is easier to justify when the group wants pizza and a simpler value equation.
For diners who care more about a lighter or more health-led brief, Rich`N Greens gives a more direct read than Hase. If the occasion needs a more focused Japanese-leaning choice, Ikigai is the cleaner cross-shop. For a casual, spice-led meal with less ceremony, Curry Rico is the more obvious alternative.
The practical verdict: Hase is the flexible all-purpose option in this set, while the peers are stronger when the group already knows what it wants. For value clarity, pick the category specialist; for a low-friction central meal with less advance planning, Hase makes more sense.
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