Solid tapas. Place was warm, friendly vibe. Food came out tasty, no complaints there. Service got a bit lost with our big group though, serving order was all over the place. Still, decent spot for a casual bite.

The rooftop bar has a killer view at sunset, cocktails are solid. Food&#39;s okay, but service was a bit slow for what you pay.

Steak tartare was solid. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby and want something quick. Menu&#39;s got enough options too. Place was fine, nothing fancy. Probably wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it, but it did the job.

The Korean fried chicken was spot on&mdash;crispy outside, still juicy inside. I really enjoyed that. Bibimbap was fresh too, nicely balanced. Only thing: they don&#39;t take cards, so bring cash. Menu is pretty small, but what they do, they do well. I&#39;d go back for the chicken alone.

Been coming here for a while now, and the cured salmon still gets me every time. That little amuse-bouche with the olive oil is a nice touch too. Dessert was solid, though the rhubarb crumble could&#39;ve been a bit warmer.

The vegetarian selection is nice, and the Pho with tofu is an absolute must-try! The homemade lemonade was a bit disappointing, but overall, a great dining experience.

The place was packed but we still got a table right away. Food came out hot and juicy, exactly what I needed. Staff even gave the kids a little treat, which was a nice touch. Slightly chaotic vibe but that&#39;s part of the charm I guess. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Food was delicious, but the service was not very welcoming or friendly. You can also only pay by cash. The menu had a wide variety of sushi amso that was nice.

The salad was fresh enough, but for that portion and what&#39;s in it, the price felt a bit steep. Decent, though.

The breakfast buffet is reasonably priced for what you get. I liked that there were fresh fruits and some lighter options. Though I have to say, the vegan choices felt a bit basic. Would have loved some plant-based waffles or maybe a tofu scramble instead of just the usual sides. Still, for the price, it&#39;s decent.

This was my second visit to Ollita, once again a festive in my mouth ❤️ vegetarian cheviche is absolute heaven, Cusque&ntilde;a dark beer is must to try. I&rsquo;ll be coming back soon.

This was absolutely the best restaurant where I have ever eaten. The service made the evening complete and the food was extraordinary, good quality and had exceptional flavors. We enjoyed Nikkei Nine!

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Place has that classic old-school brewery feel, dark wood, long tables. Tried the schnitzel and a house beer. Portion was solid, meat cooked right. Service was efficient, no fuss. Prices fair for what you get. Gets busy around noon, so come a bit early if you want a quiet table.

The building is really charming, right in the old town. I had a decent meal, though my plate wasn&#39;t as hot as I&#39;d like. Just so you know, it&#39;s cash or debit only and they shut early at 9.

Came here on a Saturday night and it was packed. The buzz is real, almost too loud at times, but that&#39;s part of the charm. We waited a bit for a table, no reservation. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing. Just a good, honest meal in a place that feels alive. Wouldn&#39;t bring a date here for quiet talk, but for a casual bite with friends, it works.

The pho ga was solid and those spring rolls came out properly crispy. Ginger lime honey drink hit the spot on a cold day. Prices fair for what you get.

The octopus salad was the standout. Fresh, tender, not rubbery at all. Sashimi was solid too, clean flavor. Prices are on the higher side, but you get what you pay for. I&#39;d skip the sides and just order more of the seafood.

The pho bo here is legit&mdash;that broth tastes like the real deal from Ho Chi Minh. Portions are generous too. Already came back twice this week.

The robot waiter was a nice touch, made things feel a bit fun. Service was quick and the place has a classy vibe. Prices seemed fair for what you get.

We really liked food and ambience.  However life music part was soooo much 90th .  The girl who sang was fantastic,  but it just do not much... By the way,  we allude breakfast there! Caviar is just fantastic. Absolutely recommend to spoil yourself!

I really enjoyed their signature fish dish with a wonderful mustard sauce and fried potatoes. The service was okay, but I would have expected to be shown the bottle and have a pour at the ta le, and some other minor refinements like bread knife and an explanation of what you are being served since there was a fish variety.

The H&uuml;hnerfrikassee tasted exactly like the one my mom used to make. Creamy, comforting, proper old-school flavor. Didn&#39;t care much about the service or the room, but that dish alone was worth the visit. Price was okay for the portion. Would come back just for that.

Solid business lunch spot. Food&#39;s consistently good, but you definitely pay for it. Not a place for every day, but fine when the boss is paying.

The staff were so warm, honestly made the whole thing better. And the food? I went back for seconds, which I never do. Just a really nice spot to sit and eat.

Came back twice for the sushi &mdash; inventive and fresh. Drinks fair priced, service sharp. Solid for a business dinner.

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