Stopped by for a quick lunch. Schnitzel was solid, came out fast which I appreciated. Place has that proper Bavarian feel, nothing fancy but real. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just got the job done. Menu&#39;s mostly meat though, so if you&#39;re not into that, options are thin. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

We sat outside in the garden, which was lovely even in the evening chill. The venison was really good&mdash;tender, properly cooked, not dry at all. Honestly one of the better game dishes I&#39;ve had here. Service was attentive without hovering. Only small thing: we waited a bit for the bill, but it wasn&#39;t a big deal. Would come back for the food alone.

The open grill in the middle of the room is such a vibe&mdash;meat sizzling right in front of you, and the smell just pulls you in. We went with a few friends and ended up staying way longer than planned. Service was friendly too, not pushy. Only thing: it got a bit loud later, but honestly that just added to the energy. 😊

We stopped by for a late lunch and had the schnitzel. It was decent, pretty crispy, not greasy at all. The couple running it are friendly, kept it low-key though. Place is small, a bit rustic, fine for a quiet meal. Just wish they had more dessert options. Solid enough if you&#39;re in the area.

Came back after a year mainly for the kaiserschmarrn. Still as good as I remembered, fluffy and not too sweet. That&rsquo;s rare for me to say about a dessert. Portion was generous too. Place was busy but I didn&rsquo;t mind. Just wish they had a bit more seating by the window.

Stopped by for breakfast and the scrambled eggs were really good. Portions are big too. Service was super friendly, they even handled my extra request without a fuss. 😊

Gluten-free pasta done right. Staff actually listened, no fuss about the swap. That alone gets them points. Place was busy but they didn&#39;t rush me. Solid spot if you need the GF option and don&#39;t wanna explain yourself ten times. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

The schnitzel was crispy and the potato salad had just the right tang. Staff actually seemed happy I was there, not like they were counting minutes until closing. Place was busy for a Tuesday, which says something. Only wish the portions were a bit bigger, but I left satisfied.

The Thai-leaning stuff here is proper. Had the green curry, coconut sorbet after. Clean flavors, not heavy like most places in town. Portions are small though. Left wanting a bit more. But the taste was solid enough that I didn&#39;t mind.

The menu offers a varied and appealing selection of delicious, carefully prepared dishes, with excellent desserts such as the strudel.

Got the Francesco pizza to go, ready in 10 minutes flat. Really solid pie, decent price for the size. Would grab one again if I&#39;m in the area.

Solid pork cordon bleu. Real local spot, not touristy. Service was quick, friendly enough. Place has that old-school historic vibe. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area. Maybe a bit busy at lunch but whatever.

Decent home-style cooking and the owner&rsquo;s friendly enough. Mixed grill ran a bit small, but portions overall are generous. Book ahead for the evening, it&rsquo;s not a big spot.

The bread-meat-cheese starter was the highlight &mdash; loved seeing the cows right inside while eating. Quinoa-tofu pasta was a bit too sour for me though.

Came here with a couple of friends on a random weekday evening. The food felt really homemade, like someone&rsquo;s grandma was in the kitchen. We had the schnitzel and it was solid, not fancy but comforting. The beer garden out back is super chill, not too crowded. Service was a bit slow but we weren&rsquo;t in a rush anyway. Nice spot to just hang out and talk for hours 😊

Stopped by for lunch and honestly the homemade bread alone was worth it. Had the shrimp too, super fresh. Place feels cozy, nothing fancy, just genuine. You can tell the owner actually cares about what they serve. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Been coming here for years after hikes. The Kaiserschmarrn is still as good as the first time I tried it, fluffy and not too sweet. Cakes on display always look tempting, haven&#39;t been disappointed yet. Just don&#39;t forget cash, they don&#39;t take cards. That&#39;s the only thing that catches people off guard.

The schnitzel here was the real deal&mdash;crispy, juicy, and huge. Service was friendly without hovering. Classic Bavarian vibe inside, wooden tables and all. Only thing: it got a bit loud when the place filled up. Still, I&rsquo;d come back just for that schnitzel.

Nice beer garden, kids can run around while you have a drink. Roast pork was really tender, fell apart easy. Good spot if you need a break from the city noise. Not fancy but does the job.

The pork belly was honestly the standout&mdash;crispy skin, super tender inside. Tagliolini was fresh too. Bistro menu on a weekday felt like a solid deal.

Decent spot for a casual meal. Portions were generous for what you pay. I tried the raspberry Tux beer &mdash; pretty good, glad I went with that. Food was tasty enough, nothing mind-blowing but solid. Wouldn&#39;t mind stopping by again if I&#39;m in the area.

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