Solid meat dishes, seasonal menu. Had the asparagus in April&mdash;definitely the highlight. Service was friendly, place has that old-school vibe.

Decent dinner at the hotel restaurant. We had the schnitzel and it was pretty good, though a bit pricey for what you got. Fine if you don&#39;t feel like leaving the hotel.

Went on schnitzel day, place was packed. Took a bit to get seated but the schnitzel itself came out quick. Portion was solid, crispy, not greasy. For the price, fair enough. Just book a table if you go on the busy days, otherwise you&#39;ll stand around like I did.

Came here with a few friends last week and sat outside. The whole place has this chill vacation vibe, even though it&rsquo;s just a neighborhood spot. Food was solid, nothing crazy but well done. Staff smiled the whole time which honestly made it feel super welcoming. Would come back for a lazy summer evening 🙂

The garden seating is a bit overgrown, but honestly it adds to the charm. Had the liver dumplings and bratwurst &mdash; both were pretty good. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Salad felt a bit pricey for what it was, but the mains made up for it. Decent spot for a casual meal.

Came for the tteokbokki with sweet potato &mdash; that one really stood out. Ingredients tasted fresh, not like the usual frozen stuff. Owner was nice, checked if everything was okay. Only thing: it&#39;s not cheap. I paid a bit more than I normally would for Korean food, but the portion was decent so I didn&#39;t leave hungry.

The tacos and homemade guacamole are really good. They do weekly specials from different countries, which keeps it interesting. Just expect a wait when it&#39;s busy, we stood around for a bit.

The herring with fried potatoes was decent, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for the price. Cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was good though. Cozy little place, nothing fancy.

The mega schnitzel is genuinely huge, like covering the whole plate. Beer garden out back is nice and chill. Portion alone is worth the stop.

Stopped by for dinner and grabbed a glass of their house red&mdash;decent pour, went well with the grilled fish. Food came out fresh, no complaints there. Place has a relaxed feel, easy to sit and chat for a while. Service was friendly enough, though it took a moment to get the bill. Fine for a casual night out.

The vegan liver dumplings were the reason I came back. Texture was spot on, and that gravy really carried the whole plate. Sausage salad was decent too, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. Place was busy, but I got my food quick enough. I&#39;d order the dumplings again.

The staff were friendly and the food was tasty, but the pacing between courses felt a bit slow. The soup was a little bland, though the dessert made up for it. I liked that the seating was comfortable, so waiting didn&rsquo;t bother me much. Just wish the timing had been a bit tighter.

Solid coffee, no complaints. Had a flat white and it was properly made, not burnt or overly milky. Place is small, so don&#39;t come expecting to camp out with a laptop. Service was quick and efficient. If you&#39;re nearby and need a decent caffeine fix, it does the job. Prices are fair for what you get.

The owner really knows how to take care of you, and everything tasted fresh. Had the chanterelle dumplings&mdash;solid choice. A nice local wine would&#39;ve paired well with them, though.

Buffet&rsquo;s laid out well and the food&rsquo;s been solid every time I&rsquo;ve gone. They swapped the cutlery recently and the seating feels a bit more open now. Nothing fancy, but it&rsquo;s dependable. Good enough for a quick lunch when you don&rsquo;t wanna think too hard.

The sushi boat was huge. Looked almost too good to eat, but we dug in anyway. Fish was fresh, no complaints there. Took a while to get it to the table though, so don&#39;t come starving. Good spot for a proper feed if you&#39;ve got the time.

Food&#39;s solid, and the staff didn&#39;t rush us even when it got busy. But man, Saturday night was packed&mdash;we waited at the bar for our table. A reservation&#39;s a must if you&#39;re coming after 7. I had a nice glass of red with the steak, worked well. Just wish the noise level was a bit lower.

The pad thai was solid&mdash;proper tamarind tang, not the gloppy sweet version you get in most places. I paired it with a cold Singha and honestly that combo hit the spot. Thai iced tea came out later than I&#39;d have liked, but it was well balanced. Staff checked in just enough without hovering.

Stopped by for a quick currywurst. Solid, nothing fancy. Price was fair for the portion. Place is a bit off the main path, but fine if you&#39;re nearby. Not a destination, but it does the job.

Buffet at &euro;7.90 is a solid deal. Butter chicken and palak paneer were decent, though spices are toned down. Mango lassi was the highlight. Fine if you&#39;re craving Indian without the heat.

Lovely spot by the lake, pelicans just wandering past while we ate. Grilled salmon with rice and veggies tasted fresh, nicely done. Terrace seating made it even better.

Loved the Syrian and Lebanese plates here. The fresh hummus and grilled meats were spot on. Staff helped us pick, which was nice. Place fills up fast, so book ahead.

We sat by the window, and the light was just right for a lazy evening. Cocktails were solid, and the tapas platter&mdash;you pick from seven&mdash;felt fair for the price. Service stayed friendly even when it got busier. Only thing: the smoking lounge is right there, so if you&#39;re sensitive to that, pick your spot carefully.

The bifteki was juicy, tzatziki had a proper garlic kick. Salad dressing a bit sharp for me, but the meal hit the spot. Solid quick lunch spot.

The schnitzel with fried potatoes was solid, really crispy. Solyanka soup was the highlight though, hearty enough to be a main course on its own. Salad with roast beef was a nice lighter option. Lasagna came out a bit runny, not my favorite, but everything else hit the spot. Decent spot for a casual dinner.

The old building has this really nice vibe inside &mdash; they kept the historic structure but made it feel warm and modern at the same time. I sat near the window and the light was lovely. Food was decent too, though I wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, I&#39;d come back for the atmosphere alone.

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