The cordon bleu was properly done &mdash; crispy outside, still juicy inside. Vitello tonnato was tender too. Staff were nice, and the room has this old-school charm that I liked. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t packed so close together, felt a bit tight. But yeah, solid spot.

Loved the pistachio croissant &mdash; flaky and not too sweet. Coffee was strong, just how I like it. Cozy spot, though it got a bit busy around noon.

The hot chocolate was made with real dark chocolate, you could taste the quality. The barista prepared it so patiently, it felt like a little moment of calm. The place itself is very cozy, perfect for a quiet afternoon.

The beef empanada had a great crispy edge and plenty of filling. Paired it with a Malbec, worked nicely. Solid spot for a quick bite.

We came here on a cold evening and the fondue hit the spot. Big basket of bread with it, plenty for two. Place has that old-school feel, nothing fancy, just solid. Service was fine, checked on us a few times. Only thing is it gets a bit loud when full, but that&#39;s part of the charm I guess.

Stopped by for a late afternoon coffee and ended up staying for pizza. The crust was properly chewy, not too thick. Ingredients tasted fresh, especially the tomato sauce. Staff smiled the whole time, which made the place feel welcoming. A bit pricey for what you get, but I left satisfied.

The roast duck was crispy as always, and the mapo tofu still hits the spot. Place is a bit tucked away, but that&#39;s part of the charm for me.

Stopped by after checking Google reviews. Got the false snails in that rich sauce&mdash;pretty solid, you can tell it&rsquo;s homemade. Quick service, no fuss. Place was a bit cramped but fine for a fast bite. Would grab it again if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Decent spot for a quick ice cream stop. 1 EUR per scoop is pretty fair for the area, and they have a good range of flavours plus milkshakes. I tried the pistachio, it was fine. Not mind-blowing, but solid enough. Service was quick too. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but happy enough to pop in again.

The all-you-can-eat option is a solid deal for this area. Food was tasty and the place felt cozy, though the regular menu portions run a bit small.

Came here again for the Saturday buffet. Still got a solid spread&mdash;sushi, some warm dishes, salad bar. Nothing fancy but it hits the spot. Price is fair for what you get. Place gets busy around 1, so go a bit earlier if you can. Consistent, which is why I keep coming back.

Stopped by for a casual dinner with a friend and honestly the veggie options surprised me. We shared a few plates and everything came out fresh, portions were pretty generous too. Place has that warm, low-key vibe that makes it easy to hang around for a while. Only thing is it got a bit busy later, but that&rsquo;s probably a good sign 😄

The almond croissant here is legit. Flaky outside, soft inside, and the filling actually tastes like real almond paste, not that sugary goo you get everywhere else. Price is fair for the size. I only grabbed that and left, so can&#39;t speak for the rest of the menu. Good enough that I&#39;d come back just for that one thing.

Solid Italian spot. Pasta was fresh, sauce tasted like it came straight from Naples. Got the carbonara and it hit the spot. Service was quick too, in and out in 30 mins. Will come back when I need a proper Italian fix.

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.

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The portions here are huge, which I love. The award-winning cocktail was spot on, perfectly balanced. The wedding cake was a real showstopper, so original and everyone loved it. Great wine list too.

Right by the Swiss border, prices are decent. Service felt personal. Bathroom&rsquo;s a bit cramped, but the food made up for it.

The carbonara and pesto Genovese were solid, staff genuinely warm. Caesar salad felt a bit tired for what they charge though.

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.

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