From the owner: Die Kellerbühne St.Gallen mit den Hauptprogrammschienen Chanson, Kabarett, Schauspiel befindet sich…read morean der St.Georgen-Strasse 3 in St.Gallen direkt hinter dem Stiftsbezirk. Der Zugang erfolgt über eine Aussentreppe, die zur Rückseite des Gebäudes und zur jüngst geschaffenen Piazzetta führt. Vor den Aufführungen und in der Pause wird die Piazzetta vom Publikum belebt. Bei guter Witterung eignet sie sich in Zusammenhang mit geschlossenen Veranstaltungen zum Ausschank von Apéros. Bühne und Zuschauerraum befinden sich im Tonnengewölbe eines alten Mostkellers, der 1965 zum Kleintheater umgebaut wurde. Seither spiegelt die Kellerbühne St.Gallen das Schaffen der nationalen und der internationalen Kleinkunstszene. Die Bühne ist 5,5 Meter breit und 5 Meter tief. Der Zuschauerraum verfügt über maximal 148 Sitzplätze. Links vom Zuschauerraum ist in einem separaten Gewölbe die Kellerbühnen-Bar eingerichtet. Sie wird eine Stunde vor der Vorstellung, in der Pause und im Anschluss an die Aufführungen betrieben Für Gruppen werden auf Wunsch Apéros organisiert.

Lokal is the restaurant found in the in the Lokremise. You will also find a cinema, theatre, and…read moreKino, and bar within the Loremise complex. This building is the largest surviving locomotive depot ring within Switzerland with coach house, bath house and water tower. This restaurant was recommended to me by my hotel, as I had a hard time finding a space open on Easter Sunday. I hear they also have a fantastic brunch offered every Sunday - reservations in advance. Its amazing to see what they have done with this space. The restaurant has a trendy modern feel to it, and they have done a fantastic job of making a cold cement warehouse room feel warm and inviting. The restaurant is part of the PSG food group in St. Gallen, and cooks up some good food. The menus here can only be found in German, but our waiter was able to translate it for us. They do have the menu on their website, so you could translate it in advance. We chose some special dishes from their Easter menu, and both were tasty. The risotto was a bit runny though. I was impressed that they make all their bread fresh on-site. Which resulted in yummy bread being served in a basket before the meal. Typically I try to avoid the bread basket in order to save room space, but I couldn't resist this bread. The highlight of the evening though was the dessert my husband and I shared, the Gefroren. It is hard to explain, but it was like an Ice Cream cake with yummy chocolate drizzled on top which had hardened, and had a crunchy nougat layer in the middle. The service was good, and they even provided a water bowl for our dog. When comparing the price vs. the quality and experience though, out of the three dinners I had in St. Gallen over the Easter holidays, this was my third favourite. Tip: reserve in advance - this place was 100% packed.

Beautiful, hipster space with efficient service and good food. The St Gallen city soup here is…read moreawesome!

Oh you know, it's a typical Swiss Casino but nevertheless it's a casino, so there are fun times to…read morebe had! There is no entrance fee but it does cost 2CHF to leave your coat and bags at the front. The people working here are friendly and nice. I even managed to win some money when I was here! Es ist ein typisches Kasino, trotzdem, ein typisches Kasino ist ein gutes Kasino! Ich hatte Geld gewonnen und es war gut! Es ist schoen und die Leute sind nett.

From the owner: Das Grand Casino mit modernem Ambiente im Herzen St. Gallens, im Gebäude des Radisson Blu Hotel.read more

The Olma is a huge agricultural fair every October in Switzerland. It kind of reminds me of the…read moreL.A. County fair in Pomona... but minus the giant turkey legs and deep-fried Oreos. ;) Lots of animals, Schwingen (Swiss wrestling) competitions, country music, arts, crafts, foods, wine tasting, a party hall for drinking and dancing, and the famous Säulirennen (piggy races)! At the end of each race, the kids run out to the arena to shoo the pigs back into the pen, because they kind of wander all over the place. Totally cute. Super packed, super cute, super fun. And St. Gallen's only about an hour train ride from Zürich. What's not to like? :)