The Stateroom is reminiscent of the days of Prohibition, when alcohol flowed freely in the secret ballrooms of the Roaring Twenties in the USA despite the ban. In most cases, you could only get through the inconspicuous doors if you knew the code word – a precautionary measure against the law enforcers. The allure of the forbidden was brought into the present day with the Stateroom in the Andreas Quartier.
The bar focuses on original flavor profiles created with syrups, infusions and bitters made in-house. Behind every cocktail is a novel, an artist, a renegade or a story.
In addition to the unusual cocktail menu and an extensive range of spirits, the entertainment here includes a live program with the best of jazz, soul, blues and bossa nova. Thanks to its unusual concept, the Stateroom attracts night owls from all over Düsseldorf and visitors from all over the world.
In addition to musical highlights, the Stateroom also offers culinary delights. Guests can look forward to a selection of the finest bar food, which goes perfectly with the exquisite drinks. The club has a direct connection to the MBassy restaurant, allowing visitors to start their evening with a pre-show dinner and then head down to the club to enjoy the music and exclusive ambience.
The Stateroom is not only “the place to be” for unforgettable party nights and concerts. It is also ideal for private parties and business events that need to surprise with the extraordinary. The stylish atmosphere and first-class service make every event here a special experience to remember. Whether a birthday party, company event or a special evening with friends.
The modern yet nostalgic interior design of the Stateroom is characterized by a veritable firework of ideas that perfectly combines elegance and style. The sophisticated mix of modern and classic elements, the well thought-out lighting design, high-quality materials, fine furniture and a carefully selected color palette create a setting that immediately captivates guests.
None other than Anna Maria Luisa de’ Medici, wife of Jan Wellem, is said to have brought joie de vivre and artistic flair from Florence to Düsseldorf. The Trattoria Pitti takes its name from the Palazzo Pitti, residence of the Dukes of Florence. Inspired by Italy’s creative essence, the Pitti invites you to enjoy dishes and wines in a special ambience.
The Mutter Ey Café in the Andreas Quartier is a tribute to Johanna Ey. Known as “Mother Ey”, the gallery owner and patron of the arts supported students at the art academy and artists such as Otto Dix and Max Ernst in the 1920s. Her commitment and the atmosphere of her café are revived here: art and culinary delights come together in the most beautiful way.
At Mbassy by Frank’s, the aim is to take guests into new dimensions of experience. The innovative concept with restaurant, bistro and club goes far beyond the enjoyment of exceptional food and drinks. A symphony of sensory experiences is created and celebrated here.
The Wellem Bar is an El Dorado for connoisseurs and explorers of taste sensations alike. In addition to newly composed and classic cocktails, long drinks and aperitifs, rare champagnes and spirits from all over the world are waiting to be sampled. Word of its good reputation among enthusiasts has spread far beyond the state capital.
France is the birthplace of world-famous haute cuisine. Authentic everyday French cuisine deserves at least equal attention in terms of variety, simplicity and quality. Bistro Le Cou Cou at Mbassy by Franks offers an exquisite selection of French specialties that combine freshness and taste at the highest level.
The Stateroom is reminiscent of the days of Prohibition, when alcohol flowed freely in the secret ballrooms of the Roaring Twenties in the USA despite the ban. In most cases, you could only get through the inconspicuous doors if you knew the code word – a precautionary measure against the law enforcers.
