Stopped by for a quick dinner. Schnitzel was solid, beer list decent. Portion size caught me off guard&mdash;could easily share. Place gets busy early, so grab a seat when you can. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and want something straightforward.

Been coming here for a while now. The crocodile and kangaroo are still my go-to, chef grills them right at the counter. Always consistent, never had a bad batch. Place gets busy but that&#39;s fine. If you&#39;re into trying something different, it&#39;s worth checking out.

We stopped by on a quiet weekday evening. I had the grilled fish with a side of greens, and honestly, the vegetables tasted like they were picked that morning. Nice crunch, not overdressed. The place has this old-school feel, nothing fancy, but comfortable. Only thing, the bread basket was a bit dry. Still, for a simple, fresh meal, it hit the spot.

The World Tour menu was solid. Each plate came out looking great and the flavors actually worked together. The amuse-bouche was the standout part for me.

The walnut cake here was dense, moist, not too sweet. Ate it looking out over the old square, that was enough. Coffee was fine, nothing special. Place is small, you might not get a seat right away. But the cake alone is why I&#39;d come back.

The pulled pork flamkuchen was the standout &mdash; smoky, juicy, great crust. Dog got water without asking, which was a nice touch.

The udon broth was a bit salty for me, but the sushi itself tasted really fresh. Nice little spot in the old town for a casual bite. I mostly stuck to the lighter options, which worked out fine. Miso soup was a good side too. Nothing fancy, but decent for what it is.

Food was solid and the staff seemed nice enough. But wow, the noise level when it&#39;s full... we were practically shouting across the table. Had the schnitzel, it was decent. Just wish they&#39;d put some panels on the ceiling or something. Would come back on a quieter night maybe.

Decent wine list to match the food, and prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

Stopped by after a long walk. Got the seasonal plate, meat was fresh and cooked properly. Service was friendly enough, even with the place packed with hikers. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area. Slightly on the pricier side, but portion was fair. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but it did the job.

The ice cream here is consistently fresh and creamy &mdash; you can tell they use good ingredients. Sat in the back garden, which was a nice quiet break from the city. A solid spot for a simple dessert.

Small menu but the chicken jollof and dodo were solid. Nice change from the usual spots around here. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The falafel sandwich was really well done&mdash;good balance of flavors, and the portion felt generous for the price. Place is small but clean. Just wish they had a bit more seating.

The biryani portion is huge, easily enough for two. Flavor was authentic, though a bit spicy for me. The seating felt a little tight, but the warm lighting made it cozy.

The panini was a bit meh for &euro;5&mdash;two slices of packet ham, hardly any pesto. Nice spot for a quick bite though, and they do a decent glass of wine to go with it.

Open till late &mdash; that&rsquo;s the real win here. D&ouml;ner hit the spot, nothing fancy but exactly what I needed at midnight. Delivery didn&rsquo;t take forever either.

The chelo kabab and chicken were really good, and the laban (goosh) stood out for me. Solid halal Persian spot. Only thing&mdash;I wished there was a bit of broth (marag) to go with the rice. Would&rsquo;ve made it perfect for me. Service was friendly enough, and I didn&rsquo;t feel rushed. Nice to find a place like this nearby.

Great little Thai spot for a quick bite. The green papaya salad was super fresh and the fried rice hit the spot. Just be ready to wait a bit for a table - it&#39;s pretty small inside 😅

Service was quick and friendly, even as the last table. They didn&#39;t rush us at all. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and want a relaxed meal.

Solid grilled fish, soup was fresh too. Nothing fancy inside, just simple tables. Bit gritty around the station but okay for a quick lunch. Prices fair for what you get. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re nearby it does the job.

The koobideh was solid &mdash; juicy and well-spiced. Saffron rice on point too. Place was clean and service quick. Good spot for a fast halal bite in the city.

The vegan duck was surprisingly decent. Crispy skin, good texture, not dry at all. Portion size was fair for the price. Menu is massive, took me a while to decide. Probably stick to the mock meats next time, the veggie stir-fry was a bit bland.

The sharing platter was a solid intro to Eritrean food&mdash;loved the mix of textures. The Shiraz pairing worked surprisingly well.

The papaya salad nearly blew my head off &mdash; in the best way. Asked for medium spice and got a serious kick. Tiny place, plastic chairs, but the flavors are legit.

The food was fresh and nicely spiced. Portions are generous, and the staff made me feel comfortable. A good spot if you want a relaxed meal.

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