We booked the wine cellar for a small get-together and Theo looked after us so well. Dinner was tasty, cozy vibe for chatting with friends. Would come back for a chill night out.

We stopped in for dinner on a weeknight. The pepper steak was pretty good, cooked exactly as asked. Also tried the Zurich-style sliced veal, which was decent. Wine list is solid, not too overpriced. Place gets a bit noisy when full, but that&rsquo;s about it. Fine for a casual meal.

The set menu here is solid and fresh, no complaints. Portions are decent for the price, though it&#39;s not exactly cheap. The owner&#39;s dry humor is... an acquired taste. 😅

Stopped here before my flight since it&rsquo;s right by the gates. Got served pretty quickly, which I appreciated. Gina and Sumathie were both friendly and made it easy. Food was fine for airport standards. Nothing crazy, but it did the job when I just needed something quick.

The grilled octopus was spot on&mdash;smoky, tender, not rubbery at all. Plenty of lemon on the side, which I appreciated. Prices fair for what you get. Terrace was nice too, though I mostly just focused on the plate. Would eat that octopus again.

Food was decent for the price, but that new touchscreen ordering system is a bit of a pain. Laggy screens and the wait felt longer than it should&#39;ve. Staff were friendly enough though.

Went for the 5-course menu. Chef explained each plate, which I liked. Food was creative, no doubt. Wine pairing matched well, some organic stuff I hadn&#39;t tried before. Place was a bit quiet for my taste, but that&#39;s fine. Not cheap, but you pay for the detail. Probably won&#39;t rush back, but it was a solid evening.

Stopped by on a whim and the warm vibe got me right away. Food was tasty too, though nothing mind-blowing. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

We stopped in for lunch after walking around the old town. The place is tucked inside a timber-framed house near the castle, which I liked. I had the seasonal salad and it was genuinely fresh, not just thrown together. Dressing was light, veggies crisp. Service was quick even though it was busy. Only thing, my friend&#39;s soup needed more salt. But I&#39;d come back for the salad alone.

The sushi was fresh and the spot is easy to get to. Interior has that stylish look but you can tell it&rsquo;s seen better days. Service was fine, though it got a bit messy when it got busier. I&rsquo;d still come back for the food, just maybe not on a weekend night.

Took a while to get here but glad we did. They serve pretty late which saved us after a long day. Had the grilled fish and it was decent, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Place was quiet for a Tuesday. Probably won&#39;t rush back but fine for a one-off.

The fish and risotto were spot on&mdash;proper al dente, felt like something you&#39;d get in Paris. Terrace is a bit awkward though, slopes right into the street. Pricey but portions are generous.

We sat near the window, and the waiter was so attentive without hovering. Food came out hot and tasty. Cozy spot for a relaxed dinner.

Loved watching them make the pasta right in front of me. Fun spot, though a bit pricey for what you get.

Came here on a busy Saturday night, place was packed but we could still talk without shouting. Had the koshari and chicken shawarma, both were decent. Sweet potato side came out crispy, that was a nice touch. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area.

The Dakos salad was fresh and the portokalopita dessert really hit the spot. Service felt genuine, not rushed. Only thing&mdash;the seating area is a bit cramped, so don&#39;t expect too much elbow room.

Pizza slices are big and the quality holds up every time. Fair prices for Europaallee. Outdoor seating&#39;s a plus when it&#39;s not raining.

Butter chicken was solid&mdash;creamy, tender, exactly what I needed. Roti came out fresh and warm too. Service was quick, which I appreciate during a lunch break. Nothing fancy, just dependable Indian food when you&#39;re short on time. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The pho here is seriously good. Broth&#39;s got real depth, not that watery stuff you get in most places. Noodles have the right chew too. Tried the summer rolls with shrimp as well, they were fresh and the shrimp actually tasted like something. Probably the closest I&#39;ve gotten to Vietnam without hopping on a plane. Worth the detour if you&#39;re in the area.

Went with a few friends and honestly the sharing plates saved us&mdash;we got to try way more than usual. The food was pretty creative, not your standard stuff. Our waitress was super on it, switching between Swiss German and English without missing a beat. Space looks great but it did get loud later. Fun spot for a casual catch-up though 🙂

The gnocco fritto was still warm when it hit the table, soft and slightly oily in the best way. Tagliatelle bologna mon amour had that rich, slow-cooked depth you don&#39;t find often. You can tell they didn&#39;t cut corners on the imported stuff. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

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