Proper Irish pub feel, that&#39;s for sure. Music was loud and the place was packed. Had a good time, but drinks are a bit pricey for what you get.

Apple pie was solid. Coffee comes with a little glass of water on the side, nice touch. Hazelnut meringue sweet but good. Pay at the counter, service friendly enough. Nothing fancy but fine for a quick stop.

We stopped by for lunch after a walk near the harbour. I had the spareribs &mdash; really tender, fell off the bone. The terrace is sheltered, which was nice since it was a bit windy. They brought water for our dog straight away, thoughtful touch. Only thing: it&rsquo;s a little pricey for what you get, but the freshness was there.

Great spot for a chill dinner. The ribs were really good and the wine list is solid. Service felt genuinely friendly, not forced.

The beef bowl had some pretty unusual toppings I wouldn&rsquo;t normally pick, but it worked. Portion was decent for what you pay. Homemade lemonade was a nice touch too. Not mind-blowing, but I left full and didn&rsquo;t feel ripped off. That&rsquo;s enough for me to come back sometime.

Decent spot for a proper meal. Sea bass was nicely done, pretty tasty. Place has a good vibe, not too loud. It&#39;s on the pricier side, but the food holds up. Wouldn&#39;t come here every week, but fine for a change.

Came in on a busy Saturday and the food arrived fast. Bagels were pretty good, place looked clean. Staff friendly too. Just a bit noisy, but fine for a quick bite.

Small spot on the nicest street in town. Menu&#39;s a bit different from the usual brasserie stuff, which I liked. Portions could be bigger for the price though.

Came in late and they were still welcoming. Had the stamppot&mdash;nothing fancy, but fresh and filling. Dessert was decent, not too sweet. Fine spot for a casual dinner.

The cream of mushroom soup was proper thick, not watery at all. Tasted like something homemade, honestly. Place felt cozy inside, staff let me sit and finish my coffee without rushing me. Only thing, it got a bit busy around noon but that&#39;s on me for timing. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by after the cemetery visit&mdash;room was comfy and the dinner felt fairly priced. Staff even jump-started my motorcycle the next morning. That saved us.

Decent spot with a cozy, rustic interior. The ribeye was cooked well, schnitzel was fine too. Bread with spreads a nice touch to start.

The staff actually helped us pick cheaper options without making it awkward. Got the schnitzel and it was solid, though the sides felt a bit small for the price. Place was busy but not chaotic. Nice spot if you want decent German food without the tourist trap vibe.

The guys behind the counter clearly know their subs. Jinder and Pinder were on it, even suggested a sauce combo I wouldn&#39;t have thought of myself. Made the whole thing better. Just wish I lived closer so I could pop in more often. Solid spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The pork tenderloin was a bit chewy, but the rest of the meal was solid. Cozy spot with cool stuff on the walls. Friendly service, just a short wait to get seated.

The surprise menu with the pear dish and wine pairing was really nice. &euro;32.50 felt fair for what you got. Service was friendly and attentive without hovering.

The terrace is massive, really good spot to just sit and chill. Food arrived fast and the plating looked solid. I had a coffee and brownie to finish it off, that was a nice touch. Brownie was warm, not too sweet. Could&#39;ve stayed there longer honestly.

This place is a lovely relaxing spot surrounded by nature, with a large outdoor seating area and very friendly service.

Walked in and the fruit smell hit me right away. Got a smoothie, thick and cold, definitely real fruit. Staff helped me pick a combo, spot on.

The breakfast here is a standout. The new &agrave; la carte format is a nice touch, and everything arrives fresh and hot. The vitamin shot is a fun way to start the day.

Decent spot for a quieter dinner. The eel starter was pretty good, nicely done. Space is roomy, easy to have a conversation without shouting. Only thing&mdash;you walk in and the BBQ smell hits you right away. Took a bit to get used to. Food overall was fine, nothing fancy but solid. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The flammkuchen was the highlight &mdash; crispy, smoky, just right. Lunch crowd was manageable too.

Solid wine list, service was attentive but not in your face. Sat near the back, quiet enough to actually talk. Had a glass of the Rioja and the ribeye, cooked properly. Not cheap, but you pay for the calm atmosphere. Fine for a business dinner or just getting out of the rain.

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