This place has excellent value for money. We had an amazing breakfast here. A great place to stop…read moreby after running errands in the area. The waitstaff is really accommodating, especially if you come with young children. Prices are reasonable.

Steppwd into this place on a Monday afternoon at 1.45. Place wasnot busy at all; waitress came by…read moreto drop off menu. After perusing the menu, we want to order. One waitress was preparing table, saw me bug totally ignored me. Waitress who dropped off menu was at the bar, back towards us, presumably on her handphone. Waited a while then decided to leave.

I have recieved a package of Brandli, as a gift. It was the best chocolate i can remember tasting…read more Normally I would share gifts of food with others. In this case there was no sharing, I would have broken the arm of anyone who would dare to try and eat a piece of this candy. If I should ever visit Switzerland again, I shall visit your store. Do you ship to the United States? MorriCat

The interior is quite modern with bright colors. In the back there is more seating with a bathroom…read moreand a TV. On the TV they have a variety of their desserts being made! It's very cool to watch the many steps some of their creations go through. I finally got to try Cremeschnitte. It's a yummy little dessert with layers of cream and pastry. I think as a joke they make the top a hard jelly layer so it's impossible to cut without smashing the whole thing to pieces. Oh well, it still tastes lovely. Anyway, the people working here were nice and the desserts were yummy. It's just a typical cafe but the thing on the TV was pretty awesome. I guess it makes me feel less guilty paying so much for small candies, the're all hand made with tender love and care, after all. Dieses Cafe ist hertzig und modern. Durch das Cafe ist ein Fernseher an den Wand. Ich habe das Fernseher angeshauen und ich habe uber der Schocolade gelearnt. Es war sehr interesant. Ich habe Cremeschnitte auch geschmekt und es war sehr gut!

Was good, they have good deals and big portions. The waffles were tasty and the atmosphere was…read morelight. A nice place to hang out with friends.

One of the workers was extremely rude & tried to over charge but the waffles were good.read more

Lovely place to have afternoon snacks and drinks. Definitely a fun Summertime spot. Service is…read moregreat, the staff is welcoming and hospitable. Ended up having a great conversation with a welcoming patron, who let me practice my German and told me about the city's historical events . Drinks are affordable and the view of the Rhine is lovely.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon around 1:30 pm. It was fairly busy, as it was a beautiful summer…read moreweekend; however, there were a good number of tables available outside. There were also some chairs and a few tables set farther out, close to the water. There appeared to be 2 fairly large tables inside, but since it was so nice outside, these were not used while I was there. It was also fairly stuffy inside since it was summer. Pulpo is self-service; you go inside to order and then take your food/drinks out to the tables. There were coffees, teas, alcohol, and hot chocolate on the menu. It appeared they made their own iced tea as well, although I didn't get to try it. There wasn't really a food menu, but you could see the food offerings in the display case inside. When I was there, they had a selection of sandwiches, salads, and yogurts. They also had a few slices of cake and some croissants. There was a good selection of gelatos, which could be served in a cup or a cone. I got a latte macchiato for 5.50 CHF, which sounds expensive but is about the price of a latte macchiato everywhere else in Basel. It came in a tall glass and with a small amaretto biscotti. Note that there is a 2 CHF deposit that is returned to you when you bring back your dishes; they give you a little token that you return for your deposit as well. They only accept cash. There was wifi; the password was prominently displayed by the cash register. The lady manning the café was friendly and spoke English well. The café is located right along the Rhine and has a great view. There's also a foosball table that's good for families. Not a bad place to stop for a break when you're walking along the Rhine.

Migros is an interesting food option, when you find yourself in Basel Bahnhof…read more There are some restaurants you could try, but Migros has a very large, diverse selection of pastries, sandwiches, wurst encrusted pastries, pizza, wine, beer, soda and pretty much anything you can Take & Grab for your train journey. It reminds me of the French chain Brioche Dorée, but only better. The four of us came here before getting on our train and came away happy we did. The prices are very reasonable, too. PS - Don't forget and stop at nearby Sprüngli for some chocolates before you go.

How could I not? Yep, I was the guy eating smoked salmon on the train. It just looked so darned…read moregood in the counter that I couldn't possibly say no and at only 4 francs, a deal for a good portion of delicious salmon. Lots of other options including ceviche shrimp, beef tartare (no, even in Switzerland I won't eat it from a deli counter), tuna, sliced chicken, egg salad. And the desserts! Oh, my! I'm not on keto when I'm on vacation but these were still looking too rich for me. But I only barely managed to resist the fruit tart cakes. Coffees and sodas, yes. Beers and wine are across the way. Not a lot of room here for eating and sitting, so we ended up taking it to go and enjoyed it on the train to Zürich. [Review 16454 overall - 7 in Switzerland - 1962 of 2021.]

Located right next door to a Turkish restaurant, I've passed this place several times before I…read morerealized that it wasn't part of the Turkish restaurant. For some reason, this time, I actually noticed the sign painted on the window stating that they specialize in Syrian cuisine. Ok, interest peaked. Decided to get take-away this time. Settled on the shwarma plate with lamb. The plate comes with salad and hummus. The hummus was delicious! Rich, creamy, with the slightly-sour tang of tahini and garlic. The lamb was pretty good, but I would return for the hummus. Also, the owner (I think) added - for free - a dessert to my bag. I do not recall the name, but think shredded wheat soaked in honey/rose water syrup - really good!

Amazing restaurant!!! no expensive and food is delightful! but hey Yelp address change ! now is…read moreUntere Rebgasse 13, 4058! Enjoy!

Pullman Basel hotel has this bistro lounge restaurant and another very fancy restaurant. This one…read moreis in the lobby open space and good for casual dinner or even after work dinner meeting as it's relatively quite. Menu isn't big but has one of all categories. Taste of food is good based on what I tried including complimentary Amuse Buche, 6 CHF Glass of wine of the week, pasta and club sandwich with good fries. They should use real avocado instead of guacamole though..Service is also friendly. Cheese plate is very good. Worth the price. Wine list has very affordable wines from 44 CHF per bottle. Bread isn't very good though. As coop is just next door, they can just run over to coop and get a few different variety instead of partially dried dark bread.. Breakfast here is good. You can ask for any egg dish to be made (omelet, fried egg etc). And the fantastic espresso machine making proper foam for cappuccino and latte.

Small menu but very good variety of main dishes. Not overly priced. Service is good and prompt…read more Everything in Switzerland are expensive so compared to other restaurants, you really get your money's worth. The beef tartare is fresh and seasoned just right. The veal is one of my favorite. The braised lamb shank cooked just right with the meat falling off without too much effort in cutting. I didn't like the spinach Florentine because I felt the sauce weren't thick enough.

Beschle gets me through the winter and summer in Basel. They make a mean club sandwich well as all…read morethe regular Swiss confiserie grub. And for dessert? Saint Honoré of course! But go early in the day because they tend to run out of this sumptuously light cream and puff pastry delight. When you sit down, be sure to ask your server to save you a Stück. Have you really never heard of it? Well now you have, so don't say I didn't warn you!

Decent place to have coffee and people watch. The food was ok, and the service wasn't bad. It's…read moreworth a visit just based on its location

We just wanted an afternoon snack and this cafe satisfied our craving! Definitely a place to go,…read morewill have to go back for lunch and dinner.

Another Migros, like so many others across Basel. I guess this one is above average size. Was able…read moreto find what I was looking for. Cant complain. Used the self checkout, but Im sure staff is nice.

This Migros is bigger than most other Migros in Basel. Especially, food court area including…read morebreads, pastries, cakes/desserts and sandwiches, pizza. If you like quiche, try one here. Cheese (Kasse) one is simple but good!! It's very cheap (only 2.60 CHF for 1/4 6 inch). All slices of cakes are very reasonable too (only 2.50-3.50 CHF) and they are quite good. They also sell donut (fluffy donut-hole looking donut). I think this is one exceptionally cheap and good place to eat. PS: Try to avoid 11:30-12:30pm. It gets very crowded.