We had a lovely leisurely lunch here. The ambience is superb and the food was excellent. A great place to unwind and enjoy a good meal.

The all-you-can-eat deal is straightforward&mdash;pay once, order as much as you want. Staff explained how it works without me asking. Food came out fast, hot, and kept coming. I only cared about the taste, and it held up. No complaints about the food itself. Just solid, no-fuss eating.

The cakes are decent, honestly. Had a slice of their chocolate thing and it was moist, not too sweet. But the coffee came out of a machine, which kinda killed the vibe for me. Place looks nice inside though. Service was a bit meh, not rude but just... there. Prices felt a touch steep for what you get.

The schnitzel was spot on again. crispy, juicy, proper portion. I don&#39;t care much about the staff, but they seemed a bit off today. Not rude, just not as sharp as before. Whatever. The food&rsquo;s still the reason I come here. That&rsquo;s all that matters to me.

We went for dinner on a Tuesday night, so it wasn&#39;t too busy. I had the corn-fed chicken and potato gratin. Chicken was decent, cooked well. The gratin was pretty good too, though a bit heavy on the cream for my taste. Portion size felt fair for the price. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Probably a solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a late lunch after wandering the old town. Got the baked eggplant&mdash;really tender, nicely seasoned. Portion was big enough that I didn&#39;t need dinner after. Cozy room, felt pretty authentic. Only thing, service was a bit slow since it got busy. But the freshness of the veggies stood out to me.

Classic old-school spot, cakes are solid and the staff actually friendly. Coffee ran a bit strong and acidic for me, but locals seem to love it. Place was full of regulars, which says something.

Great bar for a drink with friends, though those spiral stairs are a bit tricky after a few beers.

The pizzas here are seriously big. I ordered a margherita and it was enough for two meals, honestly. Price was fair for what you got, so I didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Place was a bit busy on a Friday night, but the staff handled it fine. Good spot if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t want to spend a fortune.

The breakfast buffet here is solid. I liked that they had fresh fruit and some lighter options, not just the usual heavy stuff. The room itself is huge and bright, lots of natural light. Only thing, I waited a bit for scrambled eggs to be refilled. But the ingredients felt fresh, which matters to me. Good spot if you&#39;re watching what you eat.

The bartender made me a custom drink when I asked &mdash; really thoughtful. Prices are a bit high, but the ingredients felt fresh and well chosen.

The burger itself was solid, but charging extra for basic toppings felt a bit cheap. Portions are big though, so you definitely won&#39;t leave hungry. Nice vibe inside, just wish the seats were more comfortable.

The pizza was a letdown, honestly. Tasted like it came straight from the freezer, and way too salty for my liking. But the vitello tonnato saved the meal - that was proper good. Place has a nice vibe to it, so I didn&#39;t regret stopping by. Just stick to the non-pizza stuff if you go.

Came for tapas, ended up staying for the wine list. Gets pretty loud later on, but the Albari&ntilde;o was spot on with the seafood. Solid spot to grab a drink and a bite.

The Flammkuchen here is solid, no complaints. Had the classic one with bacon and onion, crust was nice and thin. Place sits right in the Altstadt, gives it a bit of character. Wasn&#39;t too crowded on a Tuesday evening, which helped. Price is fair for what you get. Not my first time here, won&#39;t be the last.

Service was spot on&mdash;they caught a missing fork before I even noticed. D&ouml;ner came out juicy, fries crispy. Only wish they had a better wine by the glass to go with it.

Small portions here. Ordered a few rolls to actually feel full. Quality&#39;s solid though. Place is tiny, service is quick but not super friendly. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area. Just don&#39;t come starving and expect one roll to do the job.

Been coming here for years now. That vaulted cellar in the old town is still my favorite spot to sit. Food&#39;s been consistent every single time, which honestly matters more to me than anything fancy. Staff recognized me last visit, that was a nice touch. Only thing is it gets a bit loud when it&#39;s full, but I&#39;ll keep coming back.

Solid Asian place, portions are generous for the price. Got the pad thai and it was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Place was clean and service was quick.

The pork knuckle was the star. Crispy skin, tender inside, proper mustard on the side. That&#39;s really all I needed. The sauerkraut was a bit too sour for my taste though. Portion size was generous, definitely enough for two. I&#39;d come back just for that dish alone.

The lunch menu at 25.90&euro; for three courses is decent value, though the regular prices are a bit steep. Food quality held up fine, nothing to complain about really.

Food was okay, but the service really dragged. Took forever to get our enchiladas, and they were just meh. The place itself has a nice vibe though.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed a few vegan rolls plus a fusion one. The menu has way more plant-based stuff than most places around here. Sushi was fresh, rice had the right texture. Service was fine, nothing special. Got a bit busy around 1pm, but the food came out quick enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Solid all-you-can-eat spot, ingredients tasted fresh. The Mongolian grill station was a nice touch, watched them cook it right in front of me. Staff were friendly enough, though it got a bit busy around noon. Good if you&#39;re in the mood for a big feed without overthinking it.

The Caesar salad was pretty basic&mdash;just lettuce, croutons, a bit of parmesan. But the pizza made up for it, tasty and fair priced.

The burger was solid &mdash; beef patty, brioche bun, all good. But honestly, what stayed with me was the light in there. Warm, kinda dim, made everything feel softer. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just let me eat. Not a place to linger long, but fine for a quick bite. Maybe a bit loud when it fills up.

The blueberry pancakes were properly fluffy, and they had a decent oat milk flat white to go with them. Staff didn&#39;t rush us at all. Wish they had a few more gluten-free drink options, but the coffee itself was solid.

The grilled salmon with lemon sauce was solid, and they do two kinds of tiramisu which is nice. Staff treated us like regulars, not tourists. Seats by the window were a bit cramped though.

The food was really good, flavors well balanced. Small menu but everything done right. The iced tea was a nice touch too. Just wish the place was a bit quieter, felt a little rushed with the noise level. Still, a solid spot for a casual meal.

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