Zu teuer für das, was man bekommt!…read more Auswahl wirkt auf den ersten Blick groß, im nächsten Augenblick wird jedoch klar, dass dies nicht der Fall ist. Mit der ausgewählten Suppe gibt's Mineralwasser umsonst!

Great place. Good, tasty soaps, Vegan-friendly and located in a super central, yet quite a place…read more However, the prices are really high. Not so much if you take into consideration that it's a quality food, but then again, the soap dishes are really small and salads are to be weight (I hate that!) which makes it expensive. The fresh juices are even more expensive and the size of the glass is super small. I don't go there often, as it's pricy and has limited opening hours and no student discount or wifi.

It does not get more fresh and local than this! My full independent review…read morehttp://www.travelfooddrink.com/buetezettel-restaurant/ What we ate, how it tasted, service and more.

Had the Vegan burger the other day. Great dish though expensive. Very vegetarian and vegan…read morefriendly. Not too many tables so either come early or try to call ahead (not sure its possible). Offer Soy milk for coffee. Great place!

My boyfriend and I ate here in August during our bike trip around Lake Constance. Traveling as a…read moreceliac always requires a fair amount of planning, and I found Eugens while searching for gluten free options in Konstanz. While my initial contact with the waiter made me a bit nervous--he had clearly never heard of celiac--he did allow me to write down the German word for celiac on his notepad to show to the chef. The chef came out and reassured me that they were used to cooking for people with celiac, and that the dish I had ordered was indeed gluten free (all gluten free dishes are marked with "gf" on the menu, too). This was a nice gesture, as eating out as a celiac always involves a fair amount of worry. I ordered the gnocchi with cherry tomatoes, rucola, and parma ham. While I thought you could definitely tell the gnocchi themselves were gluten free--had a bit of a grainy feel/taste to them--the rest of the dish was so excellent and flavorful it more than made up for it. The service was also nice and friendly in other ways--since it was rather chilly, and we were sitting outside, a man (who I later recognize as Eugen himself from the website) brought us a couple of blankets and made sure we were comfortable. It's just a shame they don't open til the 1pm on Sundays--otherwise we would have been back the next day (I was already planning my lunch of a bunless burger with roasted potatoes!). Instead, it will have to wait for our next trip to the Bodensee!

Burgers are 10/10. Fresh, grilled to perfection. Sauce is unreal. Potatoes are perfection also…read more Could eat here everyday and twice on Tuesdays.

This restaurant has seating inside. Outside seating is available during nice weather. We visited on…read morea Tuesday night and were asked if we had made reservations. We hadn't but they had a table for us. As the evening went on, the restaurant became very busy and I can see why reservations are a good idea. We ordered three different burgers, all were tasty. You have the option of ordering a small or large sized burger. I went with the small and it was still very filling. The burgers come with fries, or you can substitute sweet potato fries at an additional cost. You can also request your burger cooked rare, medium or well done. I requested medium well, but that wasn't an option. The service was friendly and somewhat fast. There aren't English menus, but the waitstaff are able to help enough with the translations. I would enjoy visiting again and recommend this restaurant.

Rye toast with cream cheese, smoked salmon, tomatoes and chives. Latte macchiato. If you want your…read moredrink in the big beautiful mug, order the cafe crème or the cafe ole. Lovely place fast services and very fresh food. Best latte I have had in Konstanz!

Great crate located in the middle of the center of Konstanz. Solid coffee and espresso options…read more Lots of seating inside. Highly recommend if you're in the area

Stopped in for dinner tonight as I was starving the minute I got off the ferry. The restaurant is…read morelarge as is the parking lot. I definitely felt like the odd man out when I entered the restaurant-it was locals only. The English menu is limited and does not include any drinks. I had a peppered steak with potato wedges, salad, and a local white wine (€17.50). The meal was filling without being too much. The staff came back to check on us several times, which was nice. When? Friday May 5 Why? Starving and passed this restaurant on the road Will I return? Probably not, due to living in the US!

We stopped in here one night for dinner while driving around the lake. I was pleasantly surprised…read moreto find this place. I was happy to find this place. I started off with spargel (white asparagus) soup. It was very creamy and tasted great! I then had the maultaschen, which are like German ravioli, but before it came, I also got a salad that came with it. The salad was quite large and consisted of several different items, all separated. Next, I got my maultaschen. I was really looking forward to them, and they didn't disappoint. I ate them and enjoyed them both. All in all, I got more food than I needed, but I wanted to try the spargel soup since this was the best time of year for it. My wife enjoyed her pepper steak (ground black pepper), and hers also came with a salad. I got a beer and she got a glass of wine, both at reasonable prices. We ran across this place by accident but I would happily eat here again.

I am very sad having to write this review! I was an undergrad at Konstanz University in 1983 and…read morethe Wessenberg had just opened. Me and my peers were mesmerized by their style and their offerings spending most of our Bafög there. When most watering holes in Konstanz were happy to serve Export beer in 0.5 liter bottles, the Wessenberg offered a stylish experience with hip music and a hip waitstaff in elegant aprons (they also had probably the first true Italian espresso Machine outside the esteemed Dolomiti icecream parlor on Marktstätte). Along with the Tanzschiff and the soon-to-open Rheinterrasse Cafe this was one of the most hip places in town. Fast forward to 2013: A sad bunch of near 50 year old Birkenstock wearing dudes hanging out on a Friday afternoon. It seems the customers aged with the place. Nonetheless, for old times sake, we sat down in their nice courtyard and optimistically ordered salads and drinks. Big mistake to order the Salad with Zander Knusperle! What could have been a very happy Konstanz experience turned out to be a sad breaded fried (probably Tilapia) fish nuggets from the bag on aged big leaf lettuce in bottle dressing nightmare. The Wife peeled the thick breading layer from the microscopic white fish pieces in a vain attempt to find some healthy protein in this mess. Big married life drama!! An unhappy 'where is the f$%&^*g fish' discussion ensued. The entire evening started on a severely imperiled footing because of this...only a couple of Spätburgunder 'Viertele's finally alleviated the impending doom. For old times sake, I really hope someone realizes the wrong path this place is on right now and kicks it back into the present hipster universe! Back into the Future my dear Wessenbergniks! Try leading again! Or you will be done!

Not worthy. Poor pizza. They don't know to make a full vegetables salad. Just lattice with a high…read moreprice. Bad experience. Try to avoid.

The only positive point: it's sheap. But sheap doens't…read moreapologize for bad and a rude service (no good day, good morning, thank you...nothing), pizza quality is poor ( Calzone was overcooked/black and Hawai had canned pineapple, not fresh )

Place is not big， I more likely family style own. The restaurant it face to the sea. You can see…read morethe view while eating. My friend suggested me to go try. She explain, it See-Pick, but doesn't mean you see and pick ur food. But mean Sea= see. Sea picked. They are fresh fish. Too bad they don't have English. Basically they sale fish, all in German. But I can guess it's what combination and what kinda cut the fish you want. But basically I see they use the same way to cook. My was whole pcs of filet with salad and baked potatoes. The has so called potatoes salad, but look like mash potatoes to me more, just not too smashed. As I saw other eating, there are one that they topped almond. Look good. Again, I can read German. Too bad. Make the story short. They good. Whatever u order it's fine. Make sure no credit card~ cash only. Very important.