Nice prices and a huge menu. The garden area was the highlight for me &mdash; proper relaxing spot. Staff were friendly enough.

Stopped by for dinner and grabbed a seat on the terrace&mdash;pretty lovely vibe, like a mini Italy escape. The mixed seafood grill was plenty for two, and the tiramisu hit that classic note. Service stayed attentive but not pushy. Pair it with a decent glass of red; it rounds things out nicely. Just mind the wait if you go on a busy evening.

Small place, pretty homey. Had the cha gio and it reminded me of my aunt&#39;s version. Owner speaks Vietnamese and German, which was a nice touch. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The food was solid &mdash; good quality and plenty of it. Had the beef, cooked right. Nothing fancy about the room, but who cares.

We had our wedding dinner here and honestly the food was the highlight. Portions were generous for the price, which surprised me since venue food is usually tiny. The schnitzel was huge and the sides weren&#39;t an afterthought. Guests kept mentioning it afterwards. Only downside was the service lagged a bit when it got busy, but the value made up for it.

Came for the courts, ended up staying longer than planned. The bar area is just relaxed enough that you don&#39;t feel rushed. Sat near the window, decent view of the action. Staff left me alone until I needed something, which I appreciate. Not the cheapest spot, but fine for what it is.

The cocktails here are pretty creative&mdash;not something you see often in Leoben. I had one with elderflower and it was decent, well balanced. Staff were friendly enough, though it did get a bit loud later in the evening. Fine spot if you&#39;re after a drink that&#39;s a bit different.

Solid steak place, central location. Had the ribeye, cooked properly. Portobello and creamed spinach were decent sides. Quality of the meat is clearly a step above the usual spots. Just note the pricing: charged by weight, bone included, so the bill adds up fast. Fine if you know what you&#39;re in for.

Lemonade was spot on. Not too sweet, just right. Coffee solid too. Prices fair for the area. Service friendly enough. Cozy spot for a chill meal. Nothing fancy but does the job.

We sat by the window, and the chairs were actually comfortable&mdash;not those wobbly ones you often get. The food was fresh, you could taste the quality. I didn&#39;t try the cooking class, but the staff seemed genuinely into what they do. Service was friendly without hovering. A bit on the pricier side, but I didn&#39;t mind.

The mango curry had that perfect balance of sweet and spicy, and the halloumi salad was nicely grilled. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Place felt a bit rushed though, like they want you in and out. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The Sacherwurst with fresh bread roll and horseradish hit the spot. Simple but done right. Only thing&mdash;the bill came out a bit higher than what the menu said. Nothing crazy, just a few euros. Still, I&rsquo;d go back for that sausage again.

Vegan options are decent, but the service felt a bit rushed. Prices are steep for what you get though.

Went here twice&mdash;once just for drinks, once for dinner. Terrace catches sun till late afternoon, which was nice. Had the pumpkin soup and pizza, both decent. Lasagna looked good too. Prices fair for the area. Nothing fancy, but solid enough.

Stopped by for a Guinness and it was easily the freshest pour I&rsquo;ve had in Graz. Prices felt fair, especially for the quality. The owners clearly care about what they&rsquo;re serving&mdash;you can taste it. I&rsquo;d go back just for that pint alone.

The reservation and discounts worked perfectly, the service was very friendly and accommodating, and the pizza tasted excellent as well.

The pastries were decent but came out a bit dry and doughy. Lovely historic setting though, and the staff were friendly. Fine for a quick stop.

The prosciutto baguette was solid, salmon quiche too. Staff friendly enough. Fine spot for a quick breakfast.

Solid spot for a quick lunch near the park. Pizza was decent, pasta fine. Food came out fast even with the lunch crowd. Nothing fancy but it does the job.

Desserts were solid and fairly priced, though service lagged a bit. A nice wine would&#39;ve made it better.

Pizza was solid &mdash; easily the best slice I&rsquo;ve had around here in a while. Grabbed it to go, no wait, no fuss. Owner was friendly too.

The interior is really pretty and super spacious&mdash;we went as a bigger group and didn&rsquo;t feel cramped at all. The tacos were definitely the highlight, fresh and full of flavor. Would come back just for those honestly. 🌮

Nice spot to sit outside and watch the street. Wine list was solid and the sweets hit the spot. Service was friendly enough, though I did have to wait a bit to get the bill.

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