Looking for a charming little spot for a meal out with the hubby (we don't live too far away but…read moreare new to the region) and came here per great reviews. I was skeptical about the period costumes etc., but it was actually not at all kitsch. It was charming, beautiful, a great mix of old and redecoration/remodelling. The menu is good, fairly big choice of typical French fare from the region (beware stinky cheese!!!) If you're a fussy eater and don't like odd meats and strong cheeses, go for the Welsch. When we arrived we were alone and it was really cool, and then when people arrived and it filled up it was another ambiance that was also cool. The food wasn't the best I've ever had, but it was good enough. Service was great. I'll def. be back here, if for nothing else the experience. Total bill for two dinners, two desserts, and two beers was 48€. Pretty fair, large quantity of food.

Hipster-Swedish design, stylish place and alternative magazines. We went there on a rainy Sunday…read morearound 12 and there was not much choice. Only the British sandwich and the salad. the service was "questionable": we asked if we can have the menu (sandwich, salad, dessert, drink) and the told us no for an inexplicable reason. My friend asked for the yogurt and he was told they don't have it anymore, but then while we were eating a group arrived and they all got served the yogurt and we saw a massive yogurt box! The food was ok and the price was fair. The desserts are in bid portions. Extra star for the design and the fact that it warmed us in a very cold day!

At 'deux pas' from my boyfriend's appartment, Caféine is a regular on our itinery, whether that be…read morefor an early coffee, bagel for lunch, or tea and cake for a goûté. The service is certainly not the smiliest or the fastest, but the coffee is darn good. Not to mention the banana bread, cookies...etc. Definitely a recommendation for the local or tourist alike!