Great place! We stopped because we were tired and needed some food. I noticed this was a French…read morebistro, but it is actually way more. There is a nice bar type area in the back, but with supercomfy chairs and a nice ambiance, lots of wood, liquor and low lighting. To the right after you enter there is a bar type area, I took a picture of that. The dining room area to the left of the entrance was inviting, smelled like good food cooking and the menu has a big selection of vegetarian, fish and meat. Staff was kind and came back frequently to check on us. We chose the carpaccio to start, and allow me to definitely recommend that one, it is very French and excellent flavors. My husband went for the burger and my son for the mussels -- which were also made the French way, with white wine and carrots, celery and onions. Fantastic, next I am going to order that one. I decided to go Morroccan vegan with pearl couscous which was herbed to perfection. And have I mentioned their fries?!!! Really, really good. My dish has hand-made chips with ribbels, check out my pictures. Yumyum, wonderful bistro! And affordable. Street parking.

Came during lunch. The atmosphere in the restaurant is very nice. They design is very modern and…read morethey have a very appealing bar which made us to drink at 12:00. The food we ordered looked and tasted deliciously. I really recommend this place for a nice lunch /dinner or just simply a drink

Okay, I have already been to a couple of bars, but I wanted to check out a couple more, even if…read moreonly to post some reviews onto Yelp. Well, I decided to stick my head down a narrow alley and discovered this small bar advertising craft beers. Well, having just been in Germany for a week and having to deal with a less than impressive range of beers (and no craft beers) I ducked in here, and sure enough they had a pretty impressive range of craft beers. Mind you, the place isn't all that large, and while there are some seats out the front, there aren't actually that many, however it is the beer than drew me here, and they certainly provided that. Further more, this was a taste of what I have later come to experience in the Netherlands