Casual spot with both indoor and outdoor seating specializing in burgers and fried chicken…read moresandwiches! Portions are large and burgers come with fries. Brother and I thought that our burgers were really tasty and I loved how much cheese came with my raclette burger. We initially tried to go to two Swiss restaurants but one was closed and the other one had rude service, so finding this spot was such a relief. Service is overall friendly but a little slow.

Excellent food and friendly service! Cute little restaurant with a huge terrace. My only issue was…read morethe flies but they are rampant here in Switzerland. The chicken sandwich was pounded flat chicken breast perfectly breaded and piping hot. The fries were freshly cut and super tasty. The cole slaw was a bit warm and had onions, so I didn't eat it. The cheeseburger was good, perfectly cooked as requested. It was a perfect meal for lunch!

Great selection of fresh sandwiches. Prepared in front of you according to your specifications!…read moreDelicious!

Wow! Just awesome place and so reasonable, very clean. The owner was just so wonderful and the way…read morehe understood what kind of sandwich was good for us. It turned out to be one of the best lunch I had in days. I watched him work and he was so efficiently handling multiple task but still fast enough to serve us. Also, I watched him continuously cleaning the work table as well as enjoying his work and preparing the sandwich with style :) Highly recommend this place for a quick bite or filling lunch, good quality food at a very low price.

Had a Schnitzel Sandwich and it was great! The bread is crunchy and there are plenty of sauces to…read morechoose. Great sandwich place, with very friendly personal and its not expensive. Not the place to sit at but great for take away!

We had been to the ass bar in Zurich and wanted to try this one as well! The idea is great, save…read moreday old pastries by selling them at a huge discount. It was tasty and great on the wallet because Switzerland is quite expensive (I know, shocking...). It's definitely worth a visit.

What a cool concept! They take second-day baked goods and sell them for cheap. I got a slice of…read morecake for 2CHF. They're doing the most for saving money and avoiding food waste!! Would highly recommend a stop here if you're in Bern wanting a tasty treat.

Really cute spot that is part Italian deli with cool cans and jars of Italian goodies, and then…read morealso some sandwiches and deli items but a cafe with baked goods and coffee :) I feel like I'm back in the northeast in a Sicilian deli somewhere in Connecticut or New York. Music and vibes are very nostalgic.

Stopped by Glatz for a hot chocolate break, while we were walking around the snowy city…read more Mr was hungry for a savory snack & they had a nice variety. He chose a Caprese-style & liked it a lot The hot chocolates were very milky - could have used much more chocolate but then again, I was envisioning something more like a thick drinking chocolate & not so much like a latte-style glass of warm chocolate milk. but nevertheless, hit the spot & the place was totally packed but tables turned pretty quickly Free wifi with code on your receipt

We wanted breakfast pastries and Glatz was close to where we were staying. The pastries were all…read morevery good and service was friendly enough; however, the hot chocolate was not very hot, and it was thin and lacking in chocolate flavor.

Excellent Arancini. OK pastrami - not a lot of pastrami the bread was good. Sandwich comes with a…read morepickle. Service was prompt and friendly.

This little takeout place is run by the nicest mother and son duo. On our first night in Basel we…read morelearned how early many places shut down. We spotted Sapori Del Sud and made it a point to come back the next day when they were open. That was a great decision. A majority of the restaurants on this particular street were insanely expensive. We just wanted a quick lunch before we got back to exploring. We were able to get a nice lasagna for a reasonable price. We liked it so much that we ended up walking back to get gelato for dessert later. The son kept apologizing to me because he didn't speak English but there was no need to apologize for that! I was able to use Google Translate to tell him in Italian that we enjoyed their food very much. It was great seeing their faces light up when they heard that. I'm really glad I got to meet these two and enjoy their food on this journey.