The interior really does feel like a little slice of Hanoi &mdash; lots of details to look at while you wait. Food was solid and the menu has plenty of options. Just be ready to wait a bit if you go at peak times. We didn&#39;t mind much, but it&#39;s worth knowing.

Finally some real Sichuan food. The owner clearly cares about the ingredients. Hit the spot after all the Western meals.

The fish and chips here are solid. Batter stays crispy, fish is flaky and fresh. I&#39;ve tried a few other things on the menu but always come back to this one. Portion size is decent for the price. My usual pick when I&#39;m in the area.

Service was the standout part. Friendly and attentive even on a packed Saturday. You could tell they genuinely care about the guests. Made the whole visit feel easy and relaxed.

The coffee&rsquo;s always solid here, no complaints about that. Staff are friendly too, which helps. It&rsquo;s right in the city center, so you know it&rsquo;s gonna be busy&mdash;waited like 10 minutes just for a table last time. Fine if you&rsquo;re not in a rush, but don&rsquo;t come here when you&rsquo;re short on time.

Food was good, no complaints there. We waited a while to flag someone down for the bill, though. Portion sizes felt fair for what we paid, so I left full without feeling ripped off. Probably fine if you&#39;re not in a rush, just don&#39;t expect super attentive service.

The goulash here was proper hearty, exactly what I needed after walking around all day. Prices are super fair for the portion size. Nothing fancy, just solid home-style cooking.

The pulled pork sandwich was the highlight&mdash;smoky, tender, with just enough sauce. Bun held up well. Parking was easy too.

The lunch special is solid - crispy duck and fresh veggies, plenty of food for the price. Staff were friendly enough, though the place was dead quiet when I went in. One thing that bugged me: they charged for tap water even though we ordered beers too. That felt a bit cheap, honestly.

The upstairs seating looks right out over the Frauenkirche &ndash; that alone makes it worth climbing the stairs. Coffee was solid, cake fresh. Staff stayed friendly even when the place got busy. Only thing: tables are a bit close together, so you might end up overhearing your neighbors. Still, a decent spot to sit for a while.

The nougat and chocolate ice cream were fantastic. Pricey for what you get though, so more of a treat than a regular stop.

Been coming here for a while now. Venison steak is still my go-to, never disappoints. Wine pairing works well too. Staff remember you, which is nice.

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