Drinks were solid and the staff pointed me to something I ended up liking. Weekend crowd gets loud, but it&#39;s a decent spot to hang out.

Food was decent for the price, but that new touchscreen ordering system is a bit of a pain. Laggy screens and the wait felt longer than it should&#39;ve. Staff were friendly enough though.

Went for the 5-course menu. Chef explained each plate, which I liked. Food was creative, no doubt. Wine pairing matched well, some organic stuff I hadn&#39;t tried before. Place was a bit quiet for my taste, but that&#39;s fine. Not cheap, but you pay for the detail. Probably won&#39;t rush back, but it was a solid evening.

We stopped in for lunch after walking around the old town. The place is tucked inside a timber-framed house near the castle, which I liked. I had the seasonal salad and it was genuinely fresh, not just thrown together. Dressing was light, veggies crisp. Service was quick even though it was busy. Only thing, my friend&#39;s soup needed more salt. But I&#39;d come back for the salad alone.

Lovely little pub, proper village feel. Food was hearty and home-cooked, just what we needed after a long walk. Staff were friendly too. Only downside, it got pretty busy and a bit loud later on.

The sushi was fresh and the spot is easy to get to. Interior has that stylish look but you can tell it&rsquo;s seen better days. Service was fine, though it got a bit messy when it got busier. I&rsquo;d still come back for the food, just maybe not on a weekend night.

The rumpsteak was spot on&mdash;medium rare, well-seasoned. Goulash sauce had real depth. Pricey though, but the meat quality made up for it.

Menu&rsquo;s in English, daily specials too. That helped a lot. Food was solid, staff actually explained things properly. Not the usual pointing-and-hoping. Would come back for sure.

Took a while to get here but glad we did. They serve pretty late which saved us after a long day. Had the grilled fish and it was decent, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Place was quiet for a Tuesday. Probably won&#39;t rush back but fine for a one-off.

The fish and risotto were spot on&mdash;proper al dente, felt like something you&#39;d get in Paris. Terrace is a bit awkward though, slopes right into the street. Pricey but portions are generous.

We sat near the window, and the waiter was so attentive without hovering. Food came out hot and tasty. Cozy spot for a relaxed dinner.

Loved watching them make the pasta right in front of me. Fun spot, though a bit pricey for what you get.

Came here on a busy Saturday night, place was packed but we could still talk without shouting. Had the koshari and chicken shawarma, both were decent. Sweet potato side came out crispy, that was a nice touch. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area.

The Dakos salad was fresh and the portokalopita dessert really hit the spot. Service felt genuine, not rushed. Only thing&mdash;the seating area is a bit cramped, so don&#39;t expect too much elbow room.

The hummus alone is worth coming here for&mdash;so creamy. Cocktails were solid too. Service was a little slow, had to ask twice for a drink menu, but the vibe kept it fun.

Came here with a couple of friends after hiking and honestly it hit the spot. Menu&rsquo;s huge&mdash;Asian stuff and Swiss classics, so everyone found something they liked. Prices are fair for what you get, especially for the portion sizes. Not the most exciting place ever, but it&rsquo;s a solid backup plan when nobody can decide what to eat 😄

Pizza was solid, nothing fancy, but the host made us feel right at home. Even with the kids being loud, he stayed super chill.

Service was solid, food decent. Portions felt small for the price though, especially the meat. Fine for a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby.

Tomatoes and lettuce actually tasted fresh, which surprised me for a fast food place. Prices are steep though, even for Switzerland. Got my food fast despite the lunch rush, so that was a win. Just wish the fries were a bit hotter, but honestly fine for a quick bite.

The owner remembered us from last visit, which was nice. Had the mushroom soup again, still good. Portion was decent for the price. Place gets busy around noon, so you might wait a bit. But the soup makes it worth it.

We&rsquo;ve eaten here a few times now, mostly for the sustainable options. Food&rsquo;s been pretty consistent&mdash;fresh, well-prepared, nothing overdone. Service was fine, maybe a bit slow midweek, but it didn&rsquo;t bother us much. Room feels calm, not too loud. Decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something reliable.

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