Loved the interior, it&#39;s so cozy and well-designed. The coffee and cookie were nice, but honestly, I just wanted to stay and read a book in that corner by the window.

The chocolate-covered Basel L&auml;ckerli are really good. A bit pricey, but you can taste the quality. I just grabbed a small box for myself and sat down for a bit. Staff left me alone, which I appreciated. Nice spot if you want a quiet moment and don&#39;t mind spending a little extra.

Nice terrace for watching people go by in summer. Cocktails are good but prices run a bit high. Service was friendly and we never felt rushed.

The risotto was spot on again&mdash;creamy, properly al dente, just like last time. I&rsquo;ve been here a few times now and that dish never misses. Wine list is solid too, something for everyone. It&rsquo;s tucked away on that little old-town square, which makes it easy to find a table even on busy evenings. Service stayed friendly without hovering. Only thing: it gets a bit loud when full, but I keep coming back anyway.

The staff were so patient with my broken French, really made ordering easy.

The breakfast buffet had plenty of options and the staff kept everything topped up nicely. Felt well looked after without being hovered over. A solid start to the day.

Love the concept&mdash;day-old baked goods at lower prices, still fresh enough. Smart way to cut food waste without compromising quality.

We stopped by during the Christmas holidays and the place was all decorated, really cozy with that fancy touch. Service was on point, and the cakes were just divine. Definitely a nice spot if you&#39;re in the area, though it did get a bit busy. Still, worth the trip.

The tiramisu here is seriously good&mdash;light, creamy, not too sweet. I came for a drink and ended up staying for dessert. Service was quick and friendly, which I appreciated. Prices felt fair for the area, especially for the quality. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back just for that dessert again.

The meter-long pizza is a fun idea and honestly good value. We split it three ways&mdash;the Salsiccia was the best. Service was friendly too.

Came here for lunch, the dumplings with salad were pretty good. Reminded me a bit of Kaspresskn&ouml;del from back home. Location is nice, easy to find. Service was quick, no complaints there. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price, but overall a decent stop.

The pistachio arancini were the highlight for me. Warm, crispy, and the filling was properly creamy. Got an arancia croissant too, nice citrus kick. Desserts come in small portions, so you can grab a couple without feeling stuffed. Place was busy but I found a seat. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby and want a quick bite.

Had the Easter menu here and honestly the dessert was the highlight. Parking right by the door is super convenient, just pull up and walk in. Place was pretty quiet when I went, easy to grab a seat. Not a bad spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something sweet without the hassle.

Won the Swiss Streetfood Awards twice and honestly, you can taste why. The currywurst was fresh, not greasy at all. Wish I&#39;d ordered two.

The goat cheese Flammkuchen was a bit too sweet for me, but the classic one with bacon hit the spot. Cappuccino was solid too. Quick lunch, no complaints.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. The open kitchen gives the place a bit of life, but honestly it gets loud when it fills up. Sat outside &mdash; decent option, and the park across the street helps if you&#39;re waiting. Food was fine, nothing crazy. Service was quick enough. Fair for the price, though I wouldn&#39;t call it a destination spot.

Perfect for a quick bite. Got the croissant and a coffee. Staff was super friendly and fast. Pastries were fresh, coffee was hot. Exactly what I needed during a busy lunch break.

The Dubai chocolate donut was a letdown honestly. All that hype and no real crunch to it. But the matcha one? That was done right. You could tell they actually paid attention to the flavor balance. Wish I&#39;d just ordered two of those instead.

Stopped by for a coffee and a pastry. Place is half caf&eacute;, half general store &mdash; you can grab local honey or a notebook while you wait. Family-run, you can feel the history. Pastry was solid, coffee did the job. Not a tourist trap, just a real neighborhood spot.

Found this place on my second day in Freiburg and honestly the cappuccino was so smooth, like finally a proper coffee here 😅. The vibe is pretty social, easy to chat with people around. Service was quick too. Only downside, not much seating, so we kinda squeezed in. Still, good spot for a casual catch-up with friends.

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