Sat outside with our dog, nobody batted an eye. Staff was chill about it too. Had a beer and something off the grill, both solid. Prices fair for what you get, especially with the outdoor vibe. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot after wandering around.

The place has that rustic charm you don&rsquo;t find too often. Wooden tables, dim lighting, felt really cozy. Pizza was solid, pasta too, and prices were fair for what you get. Just remember they only take cash, which caught me off guard at first. Would sit by the window again, nice people-watching spot.

The Stein burger took forever to come out, but man, it was worth it. Cooked just right. Place was packed though, so maybe order ahead if you&#39;re in a hurry.

The live saxophone set the mood nicely. Pizza was solid, pasta cooked right. Service took a bit to get our check, but not a dealbreaker.

The ice cream itself is still top-notch, no question. Service can be hit or miss though, especially on busy days when they seem to rush you out. Still my go-to spot.

We stopped by on a Tuesday evening, no reservation needed. The pasta was cooked properly, not overcooked like so many places do. I had the tagliatelle with truffle, decent portion for the price. My Italian friend actually said it reminded him of home, which says a lot. Service was a bit slow between courses, but they were busy. Would go back for the wine list alone.

Came for Sunday brunch, the food was fresh and looked beautiful on the plate. A bit on the pricey side, but the flavors made up for it.

Nice spot right by the river. Interior is well done, terrace has a decent view. Beer selection is solid, cocktails too. Staff was friendly enough. Prices fair for the location. Good for a casual stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here during the Gin festival, place was packed but the vibe was good. Interior&rsquo;s got that vintage hipster thing going on, pretty spacious. Prices fair for what it is. Solid spot if you&#39;re out with a group.

The green curry had real heat, not the watered-down version you get in most places. Mango lassi was thick and did its job cooling things down. Portion size was decent for the price. Would have liked a bit more basil in the curry though. Solid spot if you want actual spice.

The Damenschnitzel with pineapple and peaches was a fun twist, pretty tasty. Camembert starter was solid too. Place feels a bit commercial, not super cozy, but fine for a quick bite.

The mushroom risotto and tzatziki were solid. Octopus was good but small for 17&euro;. Maybe the best Greek food I&#39;ve had.

Stopped by for a quick lunch near Thomaskirche. Had the salami pizza, which was pretty good&mdash;thin crust, decent amount of toppings. Also tried their seasonal beer on tap, nice touch. Place is small but fine for a casual bite. Service was okay, nothing special. Prices fair for the location.

The location is unbeatable on a sunny day. Had the S&auml;chsisches W&uuml;rzfleisch&mdash;really tasty, though a bit pricey for what you get.

The sushi was fresh, no doubt about that. Staff were friendly too, didn&#39;t have to wait long for anything. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable. Not mind-blowing, but it does the job. Probably come back when I&#39;m craving rolls again.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the tasting menu, food came out fast and looked great. Wine pairing had a couple of nice surprises. Place wasn&#39;t too loud either. Solid spot if you want something decent without spending half your afternoon.

The cats are the main draw here, and they&rsquo;re great. Vegan menu is solid, food pretty good, portions generous. Staff friendly, though service lagged a bit when it got busy.

Nice spot outside the old town. Took a cab from the center, about 10 minutes. Portions were decent for the price, honestly didn&#39;t expect that much food. Place has a relaxed vibe, nothing fancy. Service was fine, no complaints.

The pistachio dessert was the highlight&mdash;so good I almost ordered another one. Main course was fine, just not as impressive. Cozy spot though, I&#39;d come back for sweets.

The tzatziki here is seriously good&mdash;creamy, garlicky, just right. I came for a relaxed dinner and ended up staying longer than planned because the vibe was so easygoing. Portions are big, too. My only tiny gripe? The pita ran out before the dips did. Still, I&rsquo;d go back just for that tzatziki.

The grilled octopus was a solid portion for the price, not one of those tiny fancy plates. Got the lamb too, plenty of food for what you pay. The free ouzo at the end was a nice touch.

We came in pretty late on my birthday and they still brought out two homemade cakes for us. Service was warm, not over the top, just genuinely friendly. Cakes were good, not too sweet. Place was a bit quiet by then, but that worked fine for us.

The currywurst was decent, but honestly the beer garden out back is the main draw. Portion felt a bit small for the price, though. Staff were really friendly.

Food was fresh and tasty, service friendly. Parking&#39;s a pain though, took us 10 mins to find a spot. Still, decent spot for a meal.

The cocktails were solid, and happy hour covering all of them is a nice touch. Staff stayed friendly even when it got busy. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but that&#39;s minor. Good spot to unwind after work.

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