The staff were genuinely friendly, not the fake corporate kind. Made the whole thing feel easy. I built my bowl with extra pickled onions and it came out exactly right. Tasty stuff, decent portion for the price. Nothing fancy but I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The ambiance at Harry&#39;s is perfect for a romantic dinner, complemented by attentive service and a well-curated wine list.

The lunch menu at &euro;11.99 is a solid deal&mdash;portions are generous and the salad bar adds a nice touch. Had a glass of house red with my meal, worked fine. Parking&#39;s a bit of a hassle nearby, but worth it.

We booked a table for my husband&lsquo;s 50th and honestly, the whole evening just flowed. The staff were warm without hovering, which I appreciated. The room itself has this lovely, calm vibe. Food was solid, maybe not mind-blowing, but the service made up for it. Guests kept mentioning how well looked after they felt. That alone made it worth it.

The asparagus soup was the highlight. Creamy, fresh, proper spring taste. I ordered a second bowl just to be sure. The terrace is fine but honestly I didn&#39;t care much about it. Food did the talking. Maybe a bit pricey for soup, but I left satisfied.

Quick lunch stop near the outlet. Food was simple but tasty, service friendly enough. No complaints for the price.

Cozy spot with a proper local feel. Food was decent, but honestly the portions could&rsquo;ve been a bit bigger for what you pay. Fine for a casual bite though.

Simple spot, clean and quiet for a weekday lunch. Owner was friendly and the menu price felt fair. Nothing fancy, but it worked.

The terrace is the main draw here&mdash;even in winter it works. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just efficient. Shared the platter with a local beer; decent portion for two. Fine for a quick stop and watching the street. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Prices fair for what you get.

Came Saturday morning thinking they&rsquo;d be serving food early&mdash;nope, kitchen opens at 9. Pre-made sandwiches were a bit too saucy for me, but the coffee hit the spot. Went back Monday, food was decent, though everything had a faint turmeric thing going on. Yogurt bowl and homemade peanut butter were the real winners. Service is slow, only three people doing everything, but they&rsquo;re clearly trying.

The tomato soup keeps me coming back every time. Service stays friendly and quick, even on busy nights. Sure, it&#39;s a bit pricey and not the easiest spot to get to, but that soup&#39;s worth it.

Came here on a whim and honestly left pretty full. Three courses with wine and water didn&rsquo;t break the bank. The Russian salad was a nice fresh start, and the stew was properly tender. Maybe not mind-blowing, but solid for the price. I&rsquo;d sit outside again if the weather cooperates.

The terrace is lovely, and the beer list is solid. My salad was fresh, though the portion felt a bit small.

The tapas platter was a solid deal&mdash;three generous plates for &euro;20 that easily fed two of us. The food was flavorful and satisfying, definitely more than just a snack.

Ordered a cake from abroad twice. Both times staff went out of their way&mdash;even hand-delivered to my kid&#39;s campus on a Sunday with a handwritten card. Cakes looked great, kids loved them. Solid service, honestly.

Stopped by for a quick bite and the play corner kept the kids busy while we ate. Staff were friendly, no fuss. Food was decent, nothing fancy but fine for the price. Got our order out fast enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and need something easy.

The kebab was properly seasoned and juicy. Staff checked on us without hovering. That fresh baklava-style dessert though &mdash; definitely save room for it.

Small place, so it fills up fast. We booked ahead and got a table right away. Decent spot for a weekend dinner if you plan ahead.

The golden latte was really nice, smooth and not too sweet. Space is comfortable for sitting a while, though it did get a bit busy later. Almond croissant was already sold out when I got there around 3pm, so go earlier if you want one. I just had the coffee and it was enough for me.

The ribs were properly sticky and the sauce had a real kick to it. Potato wedges on the side, nothing fancy but done right. Cozy enough inside, even with the market bustle right outside.

The flan was decent and the coffee hit the spot, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for what you pay. Terrace is fine though, even with the parking lot right there.

Nice spot to grab a drink and chill. The wine list is decent, prices fair. Dog at the door was a nice touch. Good place to just sit and read for a while.

Tucked right off the main square, easy to walk past. Cozy spot though. Had the lamb stew, meat was properly tender, sauce had real depth. Prices fair for what you get, especially that location. Only gripe, service was a bit slow, but the food made up for it.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the Nirvana special for four &mdash; plenty of meat to go around. Quality&rsquo;s solid, especially the lamb. Price is a bit steep though. Still, if you want a proper bite without the fuss, this works. Service was fast, which I appreciated.

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