Came with a group, had a decent evening. The open kitchen is a nice touch, food feels a bit more refined than your usual all-you-can-eat. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back.

Decent for a quick bite, nothing fancy. Food was a bit salty for me and the place gets smoky inside. Fine if you&#39;re not fussy.

The owner overheard us craving spicy food and brought out her Singaporean husband&rsquo;s private chili sambal. That personal touch made the meal. Would&rsquo;ve loved a beer pairing suggestion to go with it though.

The vegan gyros were actually decent, and that mushroom coffee surprised me. Menu&#39;s got some creative stuff without killing your wallet.

Stopped here because it&rsquo;s literally across from the station, so no detour needed. The seating area is a bit cramped though, especially when it gets busy. I didn&rsquo;t stay long, just grabbed a quick bite and left. Fine for a transit stop, but I wouldn&rsquo;t pick it if you want to sit and relax for a while.

The pizza was decent but nothing special. Self-service got chaotic, long lines everywhere. Pasta and salad options looked okay but I wouldn&#39;t queue again for it.

The terrace really makes this place. Sat outside with some tapas and a glass of wine, didn&#39;t want to leave. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but the vibe outside was just right. Service was a bit slow though, had to wait a while for the bill. Still, lovely spot for a lazy afternoon.

Fish and chips were solid, crispy batter and decent portion for the price. Staff didn&#39;t hover, which I liked. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

We&rsquo;ve been coming here for a while and it never disappoints. The lighting is just right&mdash;warm, not too bright. Food and drinks stay solid every time.

The menu is massive and honestly the pictures actually match what you get, which I appreciate. I&#39;ve been here a few times now and it&#39;s been pretty consistent every visit. Good spot if you&#39;re stuck on what to eat with friends, lots of options to pick from. Just wish it wasn&#39;t so busy on weekends, but that&#39;s probably a good sign 😅

Tried the mixed BBQ for two, plenty of food&mdash;meat was juicy, salad fresh, fries on the side. Service friendly enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry.

Sushi was fresh and the grilled items were decent for an all-you-can-eat spot. Service gets a bit slow when it&#39;s packed, but that&#39;s expected. Good enough if you&#39;re nearby and don&#39;t mind the crowd.

The rendang was properly tender, spices came through without being heavy. I could tell they don&#39;t pre-make everything hours ahead. Parking was easy on either side of the tracks, which helped since I wasn&#39;t familiar with the area. For a spot right at the station, the food felt fresher than I expected.

The ribeye was a proper size and cooked just right. Coffee with liqueur after was a nice touch. Service kept things moving without hovering. Solid spot if you&#39;re wandering near the castle. Maybe not a destination place, but it did the job for a decent meal.

We came here with a bigger group and basically ordered half the menu. Portions are proper, not those tiny tasting things. Got the ribs and the satay, both were solid. Only thing, it got a bit loud inside, but that&#39;s on us for being a big table I guess. Paid around 30 euros each, felt fair for what we got.

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