The staff pointed me to a rice and salmon plate that hit the spot. Friendly folks, no fuss. Food came out quick enough. Place was a bit cramped but fine for a solo lunch. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a quick bite around 9pm. Fried wontons were the move&mdash;crispy, hot, and I grabbed another plate before leaving. Place looks fancier inside than the name suggests though. Service was fast enough for a late dinner. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

it was very good. we were offered with a VIP meal plan which was amazing. it was possible to use the discount for the VIP meal.

Food was solid, and the outdoor tables are great for watching the street go by. Just remember it&rsquo;s cash only&mdash;I almost got caught out. Portion sizes felt fair for what you pay, which is rare around here. Nothing fancy, but I left full and didn&rsquo;t feel ripped off. That&rsquo;s enough for me to come back.

Grilled fish was fresh, nicely charred, Mediterranean style done right. Portion decent for the price. Nothing fancy, but the taste does the talking.

We sat outside on the terrace, the view over the valley is really something. Buffet had plenty of options, fresh rolls, scrambled eggs, even pancakes. Staff kept checking on us, coffee refills came quick. Only thing, it got a bit busy around noon, but that&#39;s expected for a Sunday. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a relaxed breakfast.

Sushi looked almost too pretty to eat. Tuna tartare had a nice kick to it. Place is stylish, maybe a bit much for a casual dinner. Bill came out higher than I expected, but the quality was solid. Not an everyday spot, but fine for when you want something a little fancier.

The shakshuka here is solid, rich and comforting. Baba ganoush was good too. Staff friendly, place relaxed. Fine for a casual bite, nothing fancy.

The goulash soup was rich and properly seasoned &mdash; hit the spot on a cold day. Cozy little place with a nice Rhine view. Service friendly too.

The steak here is seriously good&mdash;still think about that first one I had in Cologne. Portion was decent for the price too. Worth the walk from the center.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The lavender lemon cake was pretty good&mdash;light, not too sweet. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place has a bit of character, though it got a little noisy when it filled up. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something low-key.

The duck dish (No. 74) was the highlight&mdash;fresh and well-prepared. Prices felt fair for what you get. A crisp white would&#39;ve paired nicely with it, though.

The pancakes were fluffy, you could tell they actually cared. Service stayed friendly even when the place got packed on Saturday.

Decent lunch spot. Portions are fair for what you pay, nothing fancy but solid. The schnitzel was crispy, came out hot. Place gets busy around noon, so don&#39;t expect a quiet meal. Fine if you just need something quick and filling without breaking the bank.

The interior is clean, modern, with that Japanese touch. I sat by the window, nice view of the street. The salmon sashimi was fresh, cut thick. Liked that they didn&#39;t drown it in sauce. Just a simple meal, nothing fancy. Maybe a bit pricey for the portion, but the quality of the fish made up for it.

Stopped by for a glass and ended up staying longer than planned. Wine list is solid, staff actually knows what they&rsquo;re talking about. Food menu&rsquo;s small but what we tried was good. Prices sting a bit, but you&rsquo;re paying for quality. Place had a nice buzz without being too loud.

Fresh salads, lots of toppings to pick from. Touchscreen ordering was quick, outdoor seating a nice bonus.

Good wine list to match the steak, which was cooked just right. Fries were solid too. Dog-friendly spot with fair prices.

The veggie dumplings were really good, and the tofu dish had a nice texture. Owner came by and offered a complimentary drink, which was a sweet touch. Place felt welcoming, nothing fancy but comfortable. I&#39;d go back for the dumplings again.

The garden seating is what got me. Quiet, green, tucked away from the street noise. Had the breakfast plate&mdash;simple but fresh, eggs done right. Coffee was solid too. Service friendly enough, though they took a moment to notice me. Would sit outside again, just for that calm.

Friendly and helpful waitstaff, each plate we ordered was delicious and full of flavour. It was a good option to be able to have a &ldquo;lighter&rdquo; dinner being able to choose as many small plates as you wanted,

Big portions and the staff were friendly. Liked the Thai stuff more than the sushi or ramen. Soups were solid.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has that lived-in feel, walls covered in FC K&ouml;ln stuff, even a little goat figure in the window. Owner clearly runs the show himself. Prices are from another era, honestly refreshing. Had a beer and watched the crowd, no rush at all. Not fancy, but it works.

The grilled fish was the highlight. Flaky, smoky, just the right amount of salt. Ate it all before the boat even stopped rocking.

Lamb kebab was fresh and juicy, exactly what I needed. The rice was light, not too oily. Clean spot with soft music in the background.

Stopped by for a coffee and a slice of cake. The cappuccino was good, and the homemade cake tasted fresh. I liked that I could just sit and take my time without anyone rushing me. It does get a bit crowded on weekends, but I found a quiet corner anyway. Nice little place to unwind.

The Gorgonzola spinach pizza was so good, thin and crispy just how I like it. Took my friends here for a casual catch-up and we all ended up sharing bites of each other&#39;s slices. Place got a bit loud later but honestly that just made it feel more lively. Would come back for that pizza again.

Nice spot on Schillplatz, the outdoor seating is lovely. Wiener Schnitzel was solid, service friendly. Dessert ice cream fell a bit flat though.

The salmon nigiri was fresh, decent cut. Fries were unexpectedly solid, crispy. Only cards accepted, no cash. That caught me off guard but whatever. Sushi itself had good flavor, rice was seasoned well. Not the best I&#39;ve had but fine for a quick stop.

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