Super nice ambience. A great relief from chain stores. Bagels are fresh, delicately crunchy on the…read moreoutside, fluffy and moist on the inside. Desserts are excellent and unique. Brownies and cookies have the right balance of salty and sweet. Seating limited but comfortable. Quaint quaint and nice place.

Looking for a small breakfast in Bern? What about a good Bagel and sweets? Go to the Tringel…read moreKingel, lovely staff, and fresh and tasty food! The bread "parmesan and oregano" is perfect!

Very accommodating restaurant in the old city of Bern…read more I arrived at Restaurant Schmiedstube at about 7:45 p.m. on a Thursday evening and was immediately seated. I was able to get a menu with a partial English translation (my German is too limited to order much beyond sausages and cutlets). The restaurant offered a modest but sufficient selection, including several standard Bern dishes. There was also a decent selection of wines. I ordered pan-fried trout topped with apples and served on rosti that was very good. The fish was excellently done, and the rosti was good, if a bit oily. The prices were reasonable--CHF 43.20 for dinner, two glasses of wine, and pear sorbet. There are enough good choices on the menu to make this a great place for a family or group.

Delicious, divine, perfects atmosphere, server was great, meal....I ate the rosti, a cheese, potato…read moreand bacon delight. My family ate the shrimp curry which they loved, the veal which was super tender...the waiter was too nice and he spoke some Zenglish which was great. They speak Germana in Bern,but we got by!

Waitress lied to my husband's face and said gratuity isn't included to steal more money out of us…read morewhen by law the menu prices include the mandatory gratuities in Switzerland. Don't let them lie and take advantage of you or exploit you.

The fondue was fantastically garlicky. We had 2 young kids in tow and the restaurant was very…read moreaccommodating giving us a corner spot with benches. Best fondue we had in Switzerland!

Italien restaurant in the middle of university quarter of Berne…read more I had a business meeting at noon there. The place is quite crowded but with the high cielings this is no problem from noice perspective - alttgough you definitely need a reservation. Service is efficient - food is typically italian - prices are moderate.

Casa d'Italia was very disappointing. From the slow service we received to the dishes that we ate…read more We ordered the 5 dl of the Chianti which turned out to be a little overwhelming and didn't suit our meals (an issue we should have realized). The focaccia bread was the highlight of our meal. It had a light tomato sauce with fresh arugula and cherry tomatoes, finished off with a light drizzle of olive oil. I ordered the seafood risotto which consisted of shrimp, mussels, clams, and calamari. Aside from the presentation, the dish was very off. The mussels and shrimp were the only edible seafood on the plate, and the risotto lacked flavor. My friend got the gnocchi pomodoro which was very basic and also had poor flavor. It tasted like watered down tomato paste with a small pinch of salt. The pizza that other tables ordered looked very good, so I would assume that would be the thing to get if you find yourself here. Based off of the service we received, I would not choose to return.

The food is great , and the staff is always friendly. Never had a bad experience here .read more

First things first, the food and service were excellent. No complaints there. This is among the…read morebest Ethiopian food I've ever had. However, there must have been a colossal mistake, because we've eaten in many Ethiopian restaurants, including in Geneva, and the amount of food we got for what we paid could only have been meant for one person, but we were charged for two portions.. Suffice it so say we left there hungry and stunned after we paid our bill. This has never happened to us before anywhere , so I hope it was just a billing error. I had to take two stars off. Otherwise it would have been five. Sorry!

Mittagessen mit friend. A go to when you are in Bern, Switzerland ! The beer, the food, and the old…read moredepot are amazing!!!

Service was a bit slow sitting at the bar. Three bar tenders wondering around but not recognizing…read moreme sitting in front of them. Food was okay, nothing special. I ordered the cordon blu.

First, my male model waiter/bar tender/host, he was in control! Well done! I didn't realize this…read morewas a hotel restaurant going in, but it didn't feel like it. Pumpkin soup, amazing and unique presentation. Mushroom ravioli with veal and fried mushrooms in a delicious cream/cheese sauce, I can only hope the red wine will keep me alive! Lol. Thoroughly enjoyable! I really wanted dessert, but I just couldn't pull it off. A lovely experience in a beautiful town!

When we asked for a table we simply got a NO! The "host" then turned away from us! Very rude!read more

O.M.G. Brezel König,…read moreduring my recent stay in Bern, I got addicted to your pretzels. Being from NY, I LOVE a good salty street pretzel but these - oh, baby! I recommend the Raclette, which combines two of my favorite things - cheese and carbs. The bread products in Switzerland are off the hook. They have many options but my favorites were the cheese one, the pumpkin seed one (I can't remember or pronounce "pumpkin seed" in German) and the sesam one. No, that's not a typo, in Switzerland there's no "e" at the end of "sesame". They also have ones with salami and sandwiches as well, which we didn't try. The pretzels will cost you between 3.50-4.50 Swiss Francs (around $4.50 USD). Grab your brezel, say, "Merci veil mal!" and enjoy the delicious goodness.

Yelp Review 2026 #139:…read more Brezelkonig is in every major city train station in Switzerland. But the one in Bern has got to be the best location I've been to. Catching a super early morning train means having to grab something that will hold me over until I get breakfast at my next destination. This location is open by 5am and they already have all sorts of options. I've been to a Brezelkonig location that's open early but they only have 3 things ready! I like their jalapeño pretzel, and their croissant with chocolate. It's quite filling. The jalapeño pretzel has some sort of bacon/ ham and the jalapeños were pretty spicy . They have a machine that makes fresh bagels.

Hands down the best steak house we had the pleasure to eat at. The butcher gave us excellent…read morerecommendations on cuts and temperature to cook each steak at. Some we never would have ordered, like the popcorn pork chops, but was amazing to our surprise. Prime Rib was the favorite of the evening even over the Filet. So tender and flavorful, perfectly caramelized. This is a must try if in Bern looking for a great steak dinner.

Amazing place and an amazing steakhouse. The interiors are very cool and I love how the place…read morecombines a store, an actual butcher's stand where you pick out the meats and place an order for them, and a nice restaurant all-together! We had steak and fries and the food was very tasty. The staff was very nice and happy to help! A much go for steak enthusiasts in Europe!