Been coming here for a while now. The food&#39;s still solid, especially for the price. Had the schnitzel again last week, cooked just right. Service though... sometimes you wait a bit longer than you&#39;d like. Not a dealbreaker for me, I know what I&#39;m getting. Just wish they&#39;d be a little more consistent on that front.

The croissants were properly fluffy, light. Nice spot for a weekend brunch, staff seemed chill. But that indoor smoke smell stayed on my jacket the whole day. Kind of a shame, because the vibe was otherwise relaxed. Not sure I&#39;d sit inside again.

Cozy spot for sure, waffles were really good. Got a bit loud when it filled up, so maybe book ahead if you&#39;re coming with friends.

The sushi was seriously good, best I&rsquo;ve had in Halle. Fish tasted super fresh. Just a heads up, it&rsquo;s a bit pricey for a casual hangout. 😅

We&rsquo;ve been coming here for a while now. The lamb fillet was cooked just right, and the chicken risotto had a nice creamy texture. Portions are generous, so we left full. Service was friendly without being pushy. The only small thing&mdash;it got a bit noisy later in the evening. Still, it&rsquo;s a comfortable spot we&rsquo;ll keep going back to.

Nice beer garden, cozy inside too. House beer was solid, good selection overall. Prices fair. Just bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards. Kinda annoying but whatever.

The coffee&rsquo;s fine, but honestly the breakfast portions are a bit small for what you pay. Friendly staff though, and the place has a nice vibe.

Been coming here for years, summer and winter. The staff always remember us, even our usual table. Food&#39;s consistent, but what really keeps me coming back is their wine list&mdash;they&#39;ve got a nice German Riesling that pairs perfectly with the schnitzel. Service can get a bit slow on busy weekends, but that&#39;s fine.

Tiny spot, no fuss. Cash only, no bathroom either, but honestly the hot dogs are worth it. Had one with everything, still think about it. Place is small and a bit worn, but that adds to the charm. Staff was friendly, didn&#39;t rush me. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The japchae and vegan bulgogi were both solid&mdash;flavors felt authentic and the price was fair. Nice to see vegan takes on Korean classics. Staff was friendly too.

Been coming here for years, mostly for the breakfast buffet. Still impressed by the sheer selection&mdash;cold cuts, fresh salmon, that soup bar. The jungle-greenhouse vibe is what keeps me coming back honestly. Staff always friendly too. Only downside is it gets busy late morning, but that&#39;s on us for sleeping in. Solid as always.

Decent vodka list, actually pretty impressive. The menu explains things well, which helped since I don&#39;t know much about it. Staff spoke good English and were patient when I couldn&#39;t decide. Had a couple of cocktails, both fine. Place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but for a casual drink it works.

The W&uuml;rzfleisch was the standout. Tender pork in that rich, slightly tangy broth&mdash;proper Saxon comfort food. K&ouml;nigsberger Klopse were decent too, though the capers could&#39;ve been more present. Goulash with red cabbage worked well. Hearty, honest cooking. No fuss, just solid flavors. I&#39;d come back for the W&uuml;rzfleisch alone.

The entrance with the lit-up decorations caught my eye right away. Service was solid, but the sushi felt like it came straight from a package. Drinks menu looked better than the food honestly.

Solid burgers, and they&#39;ve got Aspall cider on tap. That alone makes it worth stopping by in Leipzig. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Cozy place, rustic vibe. We stayed way longer than planned because it just felt easy. Food was creative, not your usual menu. Service stayed friendly even when it got busy. Nice spot to slow down for a bit.

The pike-perch fillet was spot on, really flaky and fresh. My friend got the steak platter and that looked great too, I almost wished I&#39;d ordered it. Ended with some ice cream, simple but good. Beer garden&#39;s nice, but those chairs get a bit hard after a while. Would come back for the fish though.

The bibimbap here tasted fresh &mdash; lots of veggies and a good gochujang kick. Dumplings were solid too. Cozy spot, nothing fancy.

Tried the red curry with fried chicken &mdash; pretty solid, actually. Sauce had a nice kick, chicken stayed crispy. Portion was big enough that I didn&#39;t need anything else after. Place is a bit cramped inside but whatever. One of the better Vietnamese spots I&#39;ve hit in Leipzig, and the price felt fair for what you get.

The brioche here is seriously the best I&#39;ve had in Germany. Quiet spot, perfect for a slow breakfast.

Stopped by for soup, ended up eyeing the whole menu&mdash;German, Indian, even pasta. Those weekday specials got me planning a return.

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