Stopped by for a quick lunch. Sch&auml;ufele was solid, meat tender, sauce good. Portion size is decent. Just wished they gave more dumplings, felt a bit short. Place gets crowded fast, so service slows down. Still, for a quick bite, it does the job. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Big portions, gyros had a nice char from the grill. Sat in the garden, which was lovely. Interior&#39;s a bit tired, but the staff kept things moving. A cold beer would&#39;ve paired well with the smoky meat.

The cappuccino was okay but honestly, the espresso had that bitter edge I don&#39;t love. Staff were friendly enough and didn&#39;t keep me waiting long. Fine if you&#39;re just grabbing something quick before your train, but I wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it. For the price, it&#39;s acceptable, nothing more.

The soup was the highlight for me &mdash; proper Thai flavors, deep and spicy. The room itself is nice too, comfortable chairs, not too loud. I just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, a solid spot if you&#39;re craving something authentic.

The Sch&auml;ufele was really good &mdash; crispy on the outside, tender inside. The spaetzle worked well as a side. Portion was generous, almost too much for me. I just wish they&#39;d offer a few more vegetable options on the menu. Felt a bit heavy by the end, but that&#39;s probably my own fault for ordering the classic.

The lunch set with rice and soup hit the spot&mdash;fresh sushi, decent variety. A crisp white would&rsquo;ve paired nicely, but the green tea did the job. Staff friendly, nothing fancy.

Came here on a random weekday evening and the staff were really nice, not pushy at all. The interior is simple but cozy, like a proper little neighborhood spot. Service felt smoother than what I read in older reviews. I had the schnitzel and it was solid, though nothing mind-blowing. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The staff knew exactly how to handle my nut allergy without making a fuss. Coffee was genuinely good too. Nice to find a place that takes allergies seriously.

D&ouml;ner box was huge for the price, easily enough for two meals. Just cash only, no card. Solid quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The tiramis&ugrave; was a nice twist&mdash;almond sponge with that creamy topping. Coffee was good too. Service was friendly and the seating felt comfortable.

Came in about 30 minutes before closing and still got friendly service. They even gave us some free rice with the meal. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing but solid. Place was quiet since it was late. Fine for a casual dinner if you&#39;re in the area.

The beef rendang was the standout &mdash; tender, rich, proper spice depth. Malay flavours done right. Portion could be bigger for the price, but the taste makes up for it.

We tried the &agrave; la carte all-you-can-eat thing here and honestly, it&#39;s a solid system. You just order sushi first, then switch to hot dishes when you&#39;re ready. The staff stayed friendly even though the place was packed. Still our usual spot in Nuremberg for this kind of meal.

Loved the specialty coffee, really rich and well made. The apple cake was a standout too. Baristas were super friendly, made it easy to hang out with friends for a bit.

The smoothie bowl was decent&mdash;lots of fresh fruit, not too sweet. Flat white was pretty good too, one of the better ones I&rsquo;ve had lately. Place was busy but service stayed quick. Fine for a casual breakfast, though seating felt a bit cramped.

The pistachio tart was the highlight. Coffee&rsquo;s good too, nothing fancy but solid. Outdoor seating&rsquo;s nice when it&rsquo;s warm, though the street noise gets a bit much. I&rsquo;d go back for that tart alone, honestly. Just wish they had more pastry options left by late afternoon.

Food was decent for a caf&eacute; tucked inside a plant shop. I had the avocado toast and a flat white&mdash;both fine, nothing crazy. Service though, kinda hit or miss. One server was friendly, the other seemed like she wanted to be anywhere else. Atmosphere is nice and green, but it got pretty loud when more people came in. Okay for a quick bite if you&#39;re already there.

Pizza was solid&mdash;crispy crust, good char, toppings fresh. Place is small though, kinda tight inside. Staff friendly enough, didn&#39;t rush us. For a quick lunch in the city, it hits the spot. Wouldn&#39;t bring a big group here, but for two people it works fine.

The breakfast buffet here is solid for the price. Had the &quot;Buenos Dias por dos&quot; with a friend&mdash;23 euros and honestly plenty for two people. Eggs, fresh bread, decent coffee. Place itself is pretty cozy, nothing fancy but comfortable enough to sit and take your time. Maybe not the most exciting spread, but it does the job without breaking the bank.

Bright room, rainy day outside &ndash; that contrast alone made it worth it. Buffet had enough variety, nothing fancy but solid. Kids could move around without bumping into everything, which I appreciated. Slightly chaotic at peak time, but the relaxed vibe stayed. Would come back on a grey Sunday.

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