Third time eating here, tried six dishes across the visits. The pork knuckle was crispy, the sauerkraut had the right tang. Portions are generous&mdash;I couldn&#39;t finish mine, took half home. For what you get, the price is fair. Service was fine, nothing special but no complaints. Just wish they had more seating, got a bit cramped on Saturday evening.

The mussels in white wine were really good, and the garlic bread was nicely toasted. The lakeside spot makes it feel a bit more special, though it was a little busy when I went.

The lanterns in the linden tree are really something at dusk. We sat outside and it felt quite magical without being overdone. Food was decent, nothing crazy, but the setting carried the whole evening. Service was fine too, though we did wait a bit longer for the bill. Would come back for drinks more than a full meal.

The filet mignon was properly tender, no complaints there. Tiramisu was the highlight though&mdash;really light, not too sweet. Service was attentive without hovering. Place was a bit quiet for my taste, but fine for a chill dinner. Prices are what you&#39;d expect for this area. Solid choice if you&#39;re nearby.

The cordon bleu was spot on&mdash;crispy outside, juicy inside. The homemade r&ouml;sti croquettes hit the spot too. Would&#39;ve loved a better wine pairing option though.

Chan took care of us the whole night, super friendly and professional. Food was great too, we had a really nice time hanging out with friends 🍻

Antonio knows what he&#39;s doing. Truffle pasta was solid, carbonara even better. Small family-run spot, felt authentic. Book ahead though, place is tiny.

Came here on a Tuesday night, place was busy but not packed. Staff actually seemed like they enjoyed their job, which is rare around here. Got the schnitzel, decent portion for the price. Service was quick, no complaints. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the neighborhood and don&#39;t want to deal with the tourist traps.

The beer garden was lovely, and we caught a beautiful sunset. The food was delicious and reasonably priced, making for a very pleasant evening.

The owner runs the whole place solo, you gotta respect that. Pizza was solid, decor is quirky in a good way. Just don&#39;t come here starving, service takes a while.

Stopped by for lunch. J&auml;gerschnitzel was solid, beer local and cold. Spaetzle tasted homemade, that was the highlight. Staff friendly enough. Place got busy around 1, so it got a bit loud. Fine for a quick meal though.

Stopped by for evening drinks and the view over the port is gorgeous at sunset. Great spot to just sit and watch the boats. 🍸

The service really stood out &mdash; friendly without hovering. Food was solid too, though nothing mind-blowing. That lake view from the table made it worth stopping by.

The fish was the best part &mdash; fresh and well cooked. Veggies were just okay, nothing special. Service was quick, which I appreciated. Nice spot by the lake for a fast lunch.

Great little spot for a lunch wine pairing. The charcuterie board went perfectly with a glass of something light. Pasta was solid too. Just remember to book, it&#39;s tiny.

Lovely lake view from the terrace, food was fresh and seasonal. Service gets a bit slow when it&rsquo;s packed though 😅

Stopped by for dinner and honestly the pasta was the highlight. Fresh, well-made, not the usual tourist stuff. Portions are big too, which I didn&rsquo;t expect. Staff were friendly but it did get a bit busy later. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something simple.

Dropped by for dinner, had the bouillabaisse. Pretty solid, rich broth, decent amount of seafood. Service was on point, guy checked in just the right amount. They got a beer garden out back, looked nice but didn&#39;t sit there. Place was busy for a Tuesday though, so maybe book ahead. Fine if you&#39;re in Konstanz and want French without the fuss.

The Zwiebelrostbraten was really good, tender meat and the r&ouml;sti on the side was spot on. I felt comfortable sitting there for a while, no rush at all. Only thing is the staff doesn&#39;t speak much English, so I had to use my phone to translate. Worked out fine, just something to know before you go.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the kebab. Filling, decent taste, nothing fancy. Also tried the chicken wings with fries and salad on the side&mdash;solid choice. Place looks a bit old, but honestly that adds to the vibe. Fine for a casual stop.

The carpaccio limone was fresh and light, exactly what I wanted. Pasta was decent too. Nice calm place for dinner without the usual noise.

Lovely spot right in the center of town. The lighting and decor made it feel really cozy, and the food was solid for the price. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t so close together.

Good beer list and solid traditional food. Lots of seating inside and out. They had football on the screens too. Card payment works fine.

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