The interior really does feel like a little slice of Hanoi &mdash; lots of details to look at while you wait. Food was solid and the menu has plenty of options. Just be ready to wait a bit if you go at peak times. We didn&#39;t mind much, but it&#39;s worth knowing.

Decent spot for a relaxed dinner. We had the tapas surprise platter for two with a dry ros&eacute;, pretty good overall. Staff knew their stuff and pointed us in the right direction. Just a bit busy when we left, but fine.

Finally some real Sichuan food. The owner clearly cares about the ingredients. Hit the spot after all the Western meals.

The coffee&rsquo;s always solid here, no complaints about that. Staff are friendly too, which helps. It&rsquo;s right in the city center, so you know it&rsquo;s gonna be busy&mdash;waited like 10 minutes just for a table last time. Fine if you&rsquo;re not in a rush, but don&rsquo;t come here when you&rsquo;re short on time.

The garden seating&#39;s nice in summer, sweet potato fries are solid. Menu gets a bit repetitive after a few visits though.

The lunch special is solid - crispy duck and fresh veggies, plenty of food for the price. Staff were friendly enough, though the place was dead quiet when I went in. One thing that bugged me: they charged for tap water even though we ordered beers too. That felt a bit cheap, honestly.

The upstairs seating looks right out over the Frauenkirche &ndash; that alone makes it worth climbing the stairs. Coffee was solid, cake fresh. Staff stayed friendly even when the place got busy. Only thing: tables are a bit close together, so you might end up overhearing your neighbors. Still, a decent spot to sit for a while.

The nougat and chocolate ice cream were fantastic. Pricey for what you get though, so more of a treat than a regular stop.

The wedding cake we ordered was absolutely delicious and beautifully made. The consultation process was friendly and professional, making it a memorable experience.

The Gin House offers an extraordinary selection of signature cocktails that are both sophisticated and daring, providing a wonderfully surprising taste experience. The service is friendly and professional, making it a great place to enjoy drinks.

The veggie couscous was really good, and the staff were friendly. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot for a low-key dinner.

The grilled halloumi was fresh and had that nice salty bite. I liked that they had a few lighter options on the menu. Cocktail was fine, maybe a touch sweet for me. Shisha was decent too. Place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but the ingredients felt quality. I&#39;d come back for the food alone.

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