The heartiest of endorsements! Our food was absolutely incredible: so good we convinced the server to let us buy one of the clever menus. The marketing for this place is en pointe! Beautiful, clever interior with the touch of more than one local artist. Club-style restrooms with great tagging and music posters. We do speak a little German, so we tried - but our server was kindly accommodating and helpful with recommendations and conversation. The schnitzel -- chef's kiss!! The dessert - the single best we had on our ten day trip! My wife's stew - melt in the mouth! We would go back again and again and again if we were there; wished we'd found it earlier in our trip. Cannot say enough good about this place. Oh - and the prices are reasonable too. read more

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I went to "die Scherbe" early on a Sunday morning. I guess I need to get used to this, but in Graz it seems like there's a pretty big culture of reserving tables. I arrived and most tables were reserve but empty. Maybe it was just the tables in the Hinterhof, a very chill and shaded area. Luckily, one table was open. It was just me and my daughter but it was a big table; I was embarrassed. I would have gladly sat at a smaller table, but like I said, all of them were reserved. No one gave me the impression that I was doing something wrong though. Indeed, for Austrian expectations, I'd say the service was great. My daughter and I sat undisturbed for some time: she with her iPad, me enjoying the quiet that comes with my daughter watching her iPad. The food was good. I found it slightly had that the soft boiled eggs came in a little glass, but it did make it more manageable to eat them. The eggs came with a very soft white bread, which was nice. I also liked the tea, even though I don't understand why they want me to put the tea bag in. Black tea is supposed to use boiling hot water...don't wait! I got a couple of butter croissants, as well: one for my daughter (who ruined her appetite with Fig Newtons) and one for me since I had ordered strawberry jam and used all the bread for the eggs. read more

On of the highlights of my trip to Graz! The decor is modern and yet warm and cosy, with plants and wood furniture. The staff is young, friendly and attentive :) As for the drinks and food: it was great!! They serve breakfast on Sundays till 3pm, and trust me it is really good! You have the choice between several theme (Persian, Greek, Indian, Swedish...), but the plates are always generous and full of flavors! Even their salads are tasty and big enough to fill you up. You can choose the size, the toppings and the dressing, and will even get an entire basket of bread. A great place to brunch with your friends! :) read more

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I was misled by the Austrian classification. Don't know what is Austrian about this place; starters: Lebanese, Syrian; Tuscan; Korean; Mexican Entrees again a mix of Italian and Lebanese Needless to say I am not happy! Full star for service read more

I love Die Scherbe for dinner! The menu is unique and diverse and the atmosphere is always full of energy and fun! I highly recommend the kuerbis maroni soup, curry and falafal plates. The portions are nice and the price is perfect. Service is fast and friendly and there is live music on Mondays nights. Check this place out on your next trip to Graz! read more

war zum frühstück dort. wir bekamen zwar sofort die karte mussten dann aber 30 min auf das frühstück warten. ich kann nur hoffen, dass das daran liegt, dass alles frisch und mit viel Liebe zubereitet wird. Kaffee von Tribeka und deshalb ausgezeichnet. unter der woche gibt es 4 verschiedene Frühstücksvariationen zur Auswahl. Portion ok. ca EUR8 read more