Lovely little spot. Had the Croque Madame with frites, and their version of Chicken Kiev. Both…read moreoutstanding. The red wine was flavorful. Service was very good as well.

What a beautiful surprise! A small place with a really…read moreinteresting menu. I had a chicken with lavender and it was delicious, the taste of lavender was melted perfectly with cinnamon and other spices. The club sandwich was great, lighter than usual and with many fresh veggies. The onion soup was a little different from the typical one .... I love it! The owner is very welcoming and has set up her small business in a place full of grace!

Ambiance: Who wouldn't like such beautiful setting?…read more Breakfast: Enjoyed truffled scrambled eggs, and their cinnamon roll (with vanilla sauce)! In fact, I had the same few times during my stay. ;) Also enjoyed salad and fruit varieties/options which change everyday. Dinner: I don't normally dine at the hotel restaurant (nothing against it, just trying to enjoy local restaurants), however, the Bank Brasseries was recommended by a couple of people particularly on their beef tartare and Wiener schnitzel. I'm glad that I did - those two dishes are definitely highly recommended. Service: Great during both breakfast and dinner. The server during dinner (Andrew, I think) was professional and great in providing excellent suggestions.

We enjoyed the service and ambience of this restaurant, but we didn't care much for our main meal!…read moreWe had gotten a ribeye and a filet, both lacked flavor a bit and weren't what we expected! Beef tartare on the other hand was absolutely full of flavor. The bread served with the tartare was also a great accompaniment! Dessert was spectacular we had the apple strudel! This is a great place to sit, relax, and get lost in the beauty of The Bank!

This afternoon I decided to take my husband out for an early birthday lunch in the fancy French…read morebistro Beaulieu, located in the elegant Ferstel Passage. We took the U3 metro to Herrengasse, and walked passed Cafe Central to arrive at Ferstel Passage -- and in there is Beaulieu cafe. As you walk in you can see displays of French wines, drinks, snacks and jams to purchase. But in front of you is a display of french baguette sandwiches, cheeses, meats, and desserts, all of which look so freakin' delicious to me. Beaulieu is very popular and busy cafe, so come and see if you can fit yourself in here. The tables on the ground floor are only small enough for two people, but upstairs there are bigger tables for groups. The floors underneath are tiled with geometrically shaped flowers, the walls are decorated in simple fashion, and upstairs vintage bird cages hang from the ceiling. For drinks I wanted to try something different and unusual so I ordered their warm Orange-Lavender lemonade. I know lavender is a popular herb in France, so why not give it a try? The drink arrived in a large teapot for me to enjoy several servings of and tasted absolutely delicious! For lunch my husband ordered their quiche and I their Salade Chevre Chaud, a salad with greens and baby spinach, baked goat cheese with honey and thyme, sun dried tomatoes and three pieces of crunchy baguette. It was so good and for it's French portion size (a.k.a. small) I could have eaten another one, but I guess that allowed me room to fit in dessert! Beaulieu's Tarte Ganache was heavenly with a buttery crust, thick chocolate and raspberry filling garnished with a raspberry, candy piece and a tiny piece of gold (yes, you read that right, GOLD). So I will definitely be back. Maybe I will stop by for their Sunday brunch... oh, and every Monday they display their ever-changing lunch menu on their website and Facebook.

Had a walking tour earlier in the day and when we passed here the guide mentioned it was a great…read morefind. I was on my own for dinner so decided to try it. What a gem! I walked in without reservation and sat upstairs. Service was friendly and attentive. I had bread service, the escargot, and an amazing salad with figs and goat cheese toasts. I wish I had room for dessert. Prices were very reasonable and my cocktail was delicious.

Yelp Review 2023 # 37:…read more My first time here. I reserved a table but it turns out, I didn't have to reserve a table for 10:30am. But I didn't want to risk it. I arrived at 10:30am but the doors were locked and no signs of life. So, I walked around - it's a touristy shopping area. I came back close to 11am and got seated immediately. I was the first person there. I had my tastebuds set to have currywurst since I won't be going to Germany on this trip. Austria is Germany's neighbor so, why not? The lovely server/ bartender gave me the breakfast menu which of course didn't have currywurst. I politely asked her if it would be possible to have currywurst. She nicely told me she would ask the kitchen if they can make it happen. As I waited for an answer, I was looking at the breakfast menu for a plan B but I simply wasn't feeling breakfast food. She came back with great news! They can start the fryer for the fries but it would take a while which was fine. At least, I was in a warm place in the middle of winter! My currywurst hit the spot! It was hot, had the right flavors, and the fries were fresh, hot and crispy. If beer is your jam, this is the place to be. This is a bar after all!

Went for lunch. Arrived right after opening on a Monday (around 11:35). They've only got 7 beers on…read moretap, which for a place promoting "bierkultur" feels a bit disingenuous, regardless, what's there is great. And there's a huge selection of bottles. The bartender and server were attentive, and happy to offer options. They also provided me several amazing beers to go, as I was about to hop on the train. I got the cheese stuffed sausage for food and it was really tasty, but felt a little strange just served with a side salad and some sliced bread and mustard. Then again, I'm not Austrian! Ultimately, really excellent dining experience highlighted by the amazing service and tasty beers.

We took schnitzel and crispy cheese... It is delicious!! It…read morewas wierd the crispy cheese .. It was my first try but really tasty.

I love this place. It's a dive, but the cook works magic on traditional Czech food, the waiters are…read morekind and patient, the beer is good, and the prices are astoundingly low. It's clean too, and it has an outdoor seating area in summer. One of our go-to restaurants! Try the Olomouc schnitzel.

cool designing , they have only one vegetarian option for main course, was ok.no too outstandingread more

From the owner: Located in the heart of Vienna at the beautiful Neuer Markt, the newly opened restaurant Chestnut…read moreis an intimate and charming place that offers a perfect blend of much loved classic and innovative dishes. Our concept driven unique design with natural colours and wood adds style and comfort to a memorable casual dining experience. We take special pride in our warm and welcoming bar with a great selection of signature and classic cocktails. An elegant and trendy interior gives way to a beautiful green terrace outside. A mix of dining and drinking areas along with a separate lounge space promise relaxed and complete alfresco experience.

Racist staff. When I (dark-skinned girl) asked for a table for three I was told that the place was…read morefully booked, though there were clearly empty places. Then my blond friends asked if there where available places and they immediately got a table. Furthermore, the staff seemed to be in a bad mood, because they were quite unfriendly to us. They get 1 star because the beer was really good.

A restaurant with nice servant and delicious food! So I strongly recommend this. Good pork and…read morechickens.

Looking for a nice and clean restaurant in the Znojmo downtown, with the touch of local wine? Go to…read morethe Restaurant Vesela 13 in the Hotel Lahofer. You will find a nice menu with the wine recommendations in the recently renovated old house. The local Wine List is pretty impressive, with + 100 different wines from Lahofer a.s., Hort s.r.o., Znovin Znojmo a.s., Vinarstvi Korinek, Vinarstvi Spalek, Vinarstvi Waldberg Vrbovec s.r.o., and with a nice guide of all wine varieties served. Our waitress was also very kind and easy-going, and when we were asking, she was telling us local stories, which was good. Her recommendation was Svatovavrinecke Rose 2011, a semi-sweet wine from Vinarstvi Lahofer at 199 Czech crowns per bottle. It was delicious. The Lahofer Grenache 2010 from French grapes was OK, but better to accompany it with some meat, otherwise it is coming across as a bit rough. Overall, our experience from Vesela 13 was a great one, and we will be definitely coming back. Summary in the Czech language: Nove zrekontruovany Hotel Lahofer ma take hezkou restauraci, ktera se jmenuje Vesela 13, ja v ni utulno a cisto, obsluha je velmi mila, a dostanete zde dobra znojemska vina. Doporucujeme jahev ruzovky Svatovavrinecke Rose 2011 za 199 Kc.