We liked this place so much we came back a second time. The food was really good, especially the grilled fish. Service was friendly without hovering, which I appreciate. Seats were comfortable too, not those cramped tables you sometimes get. Only thing is it can get a bit busy around 7, but that&#39;s on us for not booking.

The pulled pork sandwich was the standout. Meat fell apart, sauce had a proper kick, not too sweet. Bun held up without getting soggy. Ate at the bar, no fuss. Portion decent for the price. Would&#39;ve liked more pickles on the side, but that&#39;s minor. Solid stop if you&#39;re after straightforward bar food.

The seasonal menu was solid. Every course came out looking great and the flavors were balanced. They swapped in a veggie option for one of us without making it a big deal. Place was a bit quiet for my taste, but the food did the talking. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Steak and ribs were solid, and the portion size honestly surprised me for the price. Came back the next day for lunch, that says enough. Service was fine too.

Decent spot for a quick bite. Staff were friendly, but it got pretty slow once the lunch rush hit. Prices felt fair for what you got.

The set menu was a perfect intro to the chef&#39;s style. Each course felt thoughtful, and the suggested wine pairing with the fish course was just right. A nice way to explore without overthinking.

The coconut curry soup is still my go-to here. Rich and flavorful, big enough for the price. Wish the bowl was a bit bigger though.

The butter chicken was properly spiced, not the watered-down version you get at most places. I also tried the dal which had that slow-cooked taste. They have a decent beer garden out back, nice for a relaxed evening. Service was a bit slow but the food made up for it. Would come back for the lunch special.

Service was quick and friendly, which was a nice surprise for a sports bar. The food was good and reasonably priced, especially these days. A good spot for a casual evening.

Nice place to sit outside when the sun&#39;s out. Beer was cold, pancakes did the job. Nothing fancy but solid enough for a lazy afternoon.

The pizza was solid, but the bacon came as whole slices instead of crumbled bits. Kind of threw me off for an American-style pie.

The garden seating was really lovely, and the vegetarian dishes were tasty. Service was friendly too. Just wish the chairs were a bit more comfortable for a long sit-down.

The miso ramen and nigiri are still solid after all these visits. Fish portions generous, broth hits the spot every time.

The steak was cooked properly, meat quality solid. Service gets a bit hectic at peak times, but the staff stayed friendly.

The burgers are solid, juicy and cooked right. Place gets packed and it&#39;s tight inside, but the food makes up for the wait.

The chocolate shake was creamy, though I wished the flavor had been a bit stronger. The scoops looked really good, so I might try those next time.

The vegetarian plate was actually thoughtful, not just a sad pile of veggies. Cozy spot, staff threw in a little dessert at the end which was nice. Menu&#39;s small but does the job.

Stopped by for lunch on a work trip. Goulash soup was the move&mdash;big portion, easily a meal on its own. Interior&rsquo;s got that old-school Trier charm. Service was polite, no complaints. Solid if you want something hearty without fuss.

Came back twice in one day &ndash; once for tapas, once for the main menu. That salmon with rosti was the highlight. Place is easy to find, service was fine. Maybe a bit busy but whatever. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and ended up staying way longer than planned. The tzatziki really stood out&mdash;creamy, garlicky, clearly made fresh that day. I ordered a glass of wine and it paired nicely. Owner seemed a bit overwhelmed but still took time to chat. Place has that old-school Greek charm, murals and all. Not fancy, just comfortable. I&rsquo;d go back for that tzatziki alone.

The pork fillet was genuinely excellent&mdash;probably the best I&#39;ve had in a long while. English menu available, prices fair for what you get.

The lasagna here is really good&mdash;proper layers, not too heavy. Also grabbed some Italian groceries on the way out, which was a nice bonus.

The chanterelle schnitzel was really good, fresh and tasty. Swapped fries for fried potatoes, no problem. Solid spot for a hearty meal.

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