Maison Kieny offers a delightful culinary journey with its creative dishes that respect seasonal ingredients, making each meal a memorable one.

Service was fine and pizza OK, nothing more nothing less

The food quality is impressive, especially the starters like burrata and beef carpaccio, which were all excellent. The desserts were also delightful!

Short menu - which for us is good - and great food. We both had fish which was perfectly cooked and presented. As others have noted, wines are a bit expensive but good, we really enjoyed our Pinot Gris. Great service, friendly and helpful re a dietary restriction. I heard the staff speaking at least 3 languages (French, German &amp; English). Open on a Sunday evening when many others were closed. Would definitely recommend.

Tartare should be not so sweet. Manual peppers mill is missing&hellip;but correct

Been here a few times with friends. The menu&#39;s huge, so it&#39;s easy when everyone wants something different. They handled our group of eight without any fuss.

Stumbled in when everywhere else was packed. Simple place, but the food was solid and service was friendly. Exactly what I needed.

Been coming here for years and the sushi is always so fresh. I love how they present it, each piece looks like a little piece of art. Never had a bad bite.

Came by right at opening on a Friday and it got packed fast. Good to book ahead if you&#39;re coming later.

Been coming here for years. The salmon sashimi is always fresh. The mixed platter is good, you get a bit of everything including those charcoal-grilled skewers. A solid spot, especially if you&#39;re near the station.

Prices are fair for this neighborhood. Food quality is solid, and it&#39;s not as pricey as some spots around here.

The food was tasty and generous, with a real homey feel. Their wine list had some nice local options that paired well with the hearty dishes.

The owners are lovely and make you feel right at home. Food was fresh and tasty, portion size decent for the price. We&#39;ll definitely be back when we&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Schnitzel was solid, properly breaded and not greasy. Portion size fair for the price. Service efficient without hovering. Terrace was calm, no traffic noise. Renovation looks fresh, tables spaced well. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want reliable German food. Would come back when nearby.

The grilled octopus was really good&mdash;crispy on the outside, tender inside. The dolmadakia tasted homemade too, like something a Greek grandmother would make. I appreciated that the service was friendly without hovering. Only small thing: the tables are a bit close together, so it felt a little cramped. But overall a pleasant, easy dinner.

Came for the breakfast buffet. Bread selection was solid, plus sausage, bacon, eggs, and that ham and cheese was really good. Only thing&mdash;it got crowded fast, people were a bit pushy around the buffet line. Still, worth it for the food.

Food was solid, the schnitzel really hit the spot. Service took a while but the staff stayed friendly. Prices are a bit high for what you get, though.

Cozy little stube with great Rothaus beer 🍺 Service got a bit slow when it filled up, but perfect for hanging out with friends.

The pizza was solid &mdash; thin, crispy crust, fresh toppings. Bruschetta was good too. Prices run a bit high, but you can tell the ingredients are decent.

We had a decent dinner here. The garden is really the main draw&mdash;nice spot to sit with a glass of wine. Food was pretty good, nothing mind-blowing but solid. Service was fine, professional without being overly attentive. I&#39;d come back for the atmosphere, maybe just for drinks next time.

The portions are huge, especially the pasta dishes. We ordered two and ended up taking half of it home. For the price, you really get a lot of food. It&#39;s a proper restaurant, not a buffet, so that&#39;s a plus.

Came for a quick lunch and the service was genuinely fast and friendly. Had the grilled chicken salad, which was fresh and filling. A solid spot when you&#39;re in a hurry.

Found this cozy spot tucked away. The Alsatian choucroute was the real star - so fresh and hearty, the sauerkraut had this nice tang. Staff were super sweet. Great little find!

The jungle-themed decor really sets the mood&mdash;so cozy. Green curry was solid and portions generous. Service polite, though it got a bit crowded. Booking ahead is smart.

The chai latte here is seriously good&mdash;spiced just right, not too sweet. I grabbed a cardamom bun to go with it and that combo worked better than most wine pairings I&#39;ve had lately. Place gets packed around midday, so go early if you want a seat. Coffee&#39;s solid too, but that chai&#39;s the reason I keep coming back.

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