Stopped by for a quick lunch around 1. Got the grilled chicken sandwich&mdash;came out in maybe 7 minutes. That&rsquo;s what I needed. Place was busy but not chaotic. Food was solid, nothing fancy. Fine for a weekday bite when you&rsquo;re short on time.

The diavola pizza was properly spicy, and the carbonara had that creamy texture I was hoping for. Portions are big too. Service was quick but a bit cold, could&#39;ve smiled more.

Came here on a date and the dim lighting really set the mood. My negroni was spot on, well balanced. Food was solid once we finally got seated, took a bit to get our table but the duck dish made up for it. Would come back for drinks alone.

Patio seating was nice, beef salad and filet with potatoes Dauphinoise hit the spot. Kids cleaned their plates too. Prices fair for what you get. A glass of red would&#39;ve paired well with that filet.

The pan-Asian menu&rsquo;s got a bit of everything&mdash;miso soup, yakitori, sushi, chicken katsu. I went for the duck though, and honestly it was the best pick. Tender, flavourful, no complaints. Mochi after was a nice little finish. Place was pretty quiet for a weekday evening, which suited me fine.

Came for the lunch buffet, &euro;16.80 which feels fair. Selection&rsquo;s not huge but what&rsquo;s there is fresh. One thing though&mdash;trays were still empty right at opening, had to ask someone to refill. Took a few minutes but they sorted it. The grilled veggies were the highlight for me.

Dinner for two came to &euro;78 &mdash; that&rsquo;s with a starter and two mains, no drinks. Portions are decent, not huge, but you won&rsquo;t leave hungry. The duck was cooked well, sauce a bit heavy though. Place filled up by 8, got pretty loud. Fine if you&rsquo;re after a solid meal without fuss.

The kebab pizza from their special menu was a real treat. The staff were friendly and the restaurant had a nice, modern vibe. Definitely a step up from the usual fast-food experience.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the burger caught me off guard. Juicy, messy, way bigger than I expected. Dame Blanche on the side was solid too, plenty of ice cream. Place was a bit busy but whatever. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

The grilled fish here was really good&mdash;perfectly charred outside and still juicy inside. Calamari was solid too, not rubbery at all. Prices felt fair for the quality, especially for seafood. Place was busy but we didn&rsquo;t wait too long. I&rsquo;d come back just for that fish honestly.

Came here for lunch, portion sizes are solid for the price. Not usually my go-to for Asian food, but the menu has plenty to pick from. Had a curry dish that was decent, though one of the sides had more kick than I expected. Fine if you&#39;re hungry and want something quick.

The three-course vegan menu surprised me&mdash;ingredients tasted fresh and well-prepared. Bit pricey for what it is, but the care shows in the food.

Been coming here for years. Food&#39;s still consistent, which is rare. Had the &agrave; la carte again&mdash;well-prepared, no complaints. Staff&#39;s friendly enough, not overbearing. Price is a bit steep though. Fine for a business lunch when you need something reliable. Location&#39;s convenient too. Not my first choice for a casual dinner, but it works.

The Hoi A treasures and the Mekong noodle bowl were really good. You could taste the care in the broth, deep and layered. Not the usual tourist stuff. I&#39;d go back just for that bowl, honestly.

Sat outside with a Viez and went for the Tr&auml;ipen with Teerdisch. The black pudding was braised just right with onions and apple, and the mash and sauerkraut worked well with it. Proper rustic stuff. Only thing&mdash;service took a bit to get to us, but the food made up for it.

Solid Japanese comfort food in Trier. The hikiniku curry rice was well-seasoned, kimchi had a nice citrusy kick. Service quick and friendly. Gets busy on weekends though, so book ahead.

Nice little terrace, good wine list. Got the charcuterie platter and it hit the spot. Staff was chill, not hovering. Place has a decent vibe for an afternoon glass.

Decent spot for a quick bite. Pizza prosciutto e funghi was solid, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Lunch special was already off by the time we got there around 3pm, bit of a letdown. Still, price was fair for the area. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m nearby and craving pizza.

The cordon bleu here is seriously good. Crispy outside, still juicy inside, and the portion was big enough that I skipped dinner later. Probably the best one I&#39;ve had in town so far. Just wish the fries were a bit hotter when they came out, but honestly didn&#39;t care much once I started eating.

Stopped by for a glass of cr&eacute;mant and stayed longer than planned. Small place, decent music, relaxed Sunday vibe. Wine was pretty good. Fine for a casual evening.

Stopped in for a late lunch, mostly because the wine list caught my eye. Had the sea bass with pumpkin pur&eacute;e&mdash;fish was spot on, flaky and moist. Paired it with a glass of something local, worked well together. Place is small but comfortable. Service was fine, though they took a bit to bring the bill.

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