Came here on a random weeknight, no reservation. Portions are honestly huge for what you pay. I ordered the schnitzel and couldn&#39;t finish it. Took half home. Staff was friendly enough, didn&#39;t feel rushed. Place is basic but clean. For the price, you get a solid meal. Not fancy, but I left full and didn&#39;t spend much. That&#39;s what counts for me.

The ice cream itself is solid&mdash;good flavor, nice texture. Portions are on the smaller side for what you pay, though. Quality is there, and they have enough variety to make it worth a quick stop if you&#39;re nearby. Not somewhere I&#39;d go out of my way for, but fine for a casual treat.

Stopped by for an espresso and honestly it was spot on. Strong, smooth, proper crema. You can tell someone behind the bar actually knows what they&rsquo;re doing. Grabbed a bag of beans to take home too. Place is small, no fuss, just good coffee. Wish it was closer to where I stay.

The veggie bun chay was solid and I loved that they label which dishes have fish sauce. So helpful when you&#39;re vegetarian and tired of asking a million questions 😅

The burger was huge, no question. Mine had a heavy rosemary hand, which threw off the flavor a bit. A solid pick if you&#39;re hungry, but I&#39;d ask for the seasoning on the side. A crisp Riesling would&#39;ve cut through that fat nicely.

Stopped by for lunch on a workday. Had the sushi set, decent portion for the price. Place is easy to get to, right in the center. Service was quick, no waiting around. Not the most refined sushi I&#39;ve had, but it does the job when you need a solid Asian fix. Fine for a casual business meal.

The homemade cakes here are really something. I grabbed a few chocolates to take home too, fresh and not overly sweet. Wish I lived closer, honestly.

The XXL pretzel was basically a meal on its own, and the cheese soup had a nice rich flavor. The place has a modern feel but keeps that traditional touch. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable.

The pork schnitzel really stood out &mdash; proper crispy, not greasy. Austrian wine pairing was a nice bonus. Service did the job, nothing fancy.

The Sachertorte with whipped cream was really good, and they have a nice selection of cakes. The seating area felt a bit cramped though, especially near the window.

The coffee was really good, strong and well-made. Took a while to get it though, place was packed. Worth the wait for the quality.

Been here a few times now, food&#39;s always solid. The plating looks great and the staff are friendly. Good lunch spot, just gets a bit loud when it&#39;s busy.

The upper lounge is really cozy&mdash;we ended up staying way longer than planned. Food was creative and well-made, especially for such a small kitchen.

The fish was fresh and cooked properly. Sat by the window, the lake and mountains looked nice. Staff were friendly enough. Place is a bit out of the way, took us a while to find it. But the meal was decent for what we paid.

Great spot right on Marienplatz. The terrace is perfect for people-watching on a sunny day, and the portions are generous for the price. Service was friendly, though settling the bill took a little longer than expected.

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