Even without a museum ticket, you can eat like a world champion here – in the truest sense of the word! We developed the German Football Museum’s dining concept in collaboration with Holger Stromberg, the former chef to the national team. Fresh, regional and sustainable: our kitchen team prepares dishes daily using carefully selected ingredients – including high-quality meat from Neuland.
Our shop & bistro in the entrance foyer is the ideal spot for a quick break. Here you’ll find refreshing cold drinks, speciality coffees, delicious cakes and a variety of snacks for when you’re feeling peckish.
And of course, we couldn’t leave out the classic: at our club barbecue on the forecourt, you’ll find, amongst other things, a classic currywurst with crispy chips – freshly prepared and perfect for a light or hearty bite to eat.
Even without a museum ticket, we’ll treat you to a selection of cakes and snacks, as well as hot and cold drinks, in the bistro.
The on-site shop is a great place to browse and offers lovely gift ideas. Here you’ll find retro shirts, trophies, exhibition souvenirs, games, books, Ruhr region merchandise and much more. Experience the Bundesliga – Conference live here in our café.
The museum forecourt, with the club’s barbecue, is the perfect place to take a relaxing break – ideally with a cold drink.
Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 11.00–17.30.
We also serve classic stadium fare such as bratwurst, currywurst, meatballs and chips. Young and old alike can let off steam for free on the outdoor playing field.
Opening hours during the autumn half-term holidays (NRW): 17 October 2026 – 1 November 2026 / Open 11:00 – 16:00, kitchen open 12:00 – 15:30
Closed on the following days: 21 October, 27 October, 28 October, 1 November