Came for high tea, place is cozy but honestly a bit cramped when it&rsquo;s busy. Had a decent spread, nothing mind-blowing but the scones were warm and that saved it. If you catch a quiet moment it&rsquo;s fine. Just don&rsquo;t expect much space to relax.

Stopped by for a quick dinner, place is small but has that cozy, lived-in feel. Got the stew special, portion was solid for the price. Meat was tender, sauce could&rsquo;ve used a bit more salt though. It got pretty packed by 7, so we squeezed past tables on the way out. Fine if you&rsquo;re not in a rush.

The paneer tikka was properly charred and spiced. That&#39;s really all I need from an Indian spot. Menu&#39;s got plenty of veg options too.

The terrace is the real draw&mdash;great view over the market square. Food was decent but the kitchen closes early on weeknights, so don&#39;t come late. Portions were fair for the price though.

For &euro;33, the 3-course menu really surprised me. Portions are decent and the cooking feels way above that price point. I had the fish dish&mdash;cooked just right, flaky and moist. Place was pretty busy on a Thursday night, but service kept up fine. Already thinking about when I can go back to try the rest of the menu.

Found this spot on a side street - really cozy inside. Had the spare ribs and they were proper good. Staff left us alone but were there when needed.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the wild pasty special&mdash;still as good as the last time I had it. Place hasn&rsquo;t changed much, which I actually like. Staff recognized me, which never hurts. Only thing is it gets a bit busy around noon, but that&rsquo;s kind of expected. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

Nice spot for a drink. Kids liked the play area. Live music was decent, staff took requests without fuss. Drinks fine, nothing crazy. Good enough for a quick stop if you&#39;re in the area.

The gluten-free pasta was really good, you could tell they put effort into it. Nice spot for a catch-up with friends, just book a table first.

Loved the loungers outside &mdash; perfect for a lazy drink when the sun&rsquo;s out. Menu looked good on paper, though our food took a while to come. Not mad about it, just something to keep in mind if you&rsquo;re starving. I&rsquo;d still go back for the vibe alone.

The French onion soup was the standout. Rich, deep flavor, proper amount of cheese. Rest of the meal was decent, nothing wrong with it. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. I&#39;d come back for that soup alone.

The spacious layout and well-spaced tables create a comfortable dining environment. The extensive menu and delicious food make it a must-visit.

Decent pizza and pasta for the price. The aglio e olio e peperoncino was properly garlicky. Solid go-to spot when I&#39;m around.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Place is family-run, small and busy. Had the grilled fish, decent portion for the price. Service was friendly but a bit slow since only one guy was handling the tables. Fine if you&#39;re not in a rush. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent food and friendly service, no complaints. The vibe was relaxed, prices felt fair for what you got. Pretty good spot.

Came in on a busy Saturday and the food arrived fast. Bagels were pretty good, place looked clean. Staff friendly too. Just a bit noisy, but fine for a quick bite.

Stopped by for dinner and grabbed the sharing menu. Meat was grilled properly, juicy, not dry. Tzatziki was decent too. Portions fair for what you pay. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

The cheesecake was dense, creamy, exactly how I like it. Espresso macchiato on the side cut through the sweetness. Didn&#39;t need anything else. Just those two things and I was done. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but the flavor made up for it.

The teppanyaki experience here is fantastic! Watching the chef cook right in front of you adds a fun element to the meal, and the food quality is top-notch.

Small spot on the nicest street in town. Menu&#39;s a bit different from the usual brasserie stuff, which I liked. Portions could be bigger for the price though.

Solid wine list, service was attentive but not in your face. Sat near the back, quiet enough to actually talk. Had a glass of the Rioja and the ribeye, cooked properly. Not cheap, but you pay for the calm atmosphere. Fine for a business dinner or just getting out of the rain.

Stopped here for lunch after wandering around the square. The beef bourguignon was properly tender, decent portion for the price. Terrace seating is nice, got a spot in the shade. Staff were on top of things even when it got busy. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

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