The Chef needs a raise. I have no idea how this person managed to meld such amazing bold flavors in…read morethese burgers. They are simply out of this world. Its definitely on par with The Bird Berlin burgers. I wish this diner was closer. The staff treated my dogs so well and gave prompt and courteous service. We spent the weekend in this area and will definitely come back. We landed on this place based on the reviews and what we were craving and it did not disappoint. The burgers are huge, which I enjoyed because so many places focus on the sides, giving a heaping mound of Pommes (fries) which I do not finish. Instead, this placed focused on the massive burger itself. My husband and I each tried a different burger and shared and we were torn about what to try next because we wanted the same thing. We tried the Irish Pub, The Greek, The Ranch and one other, that I can't recall but the photos are posted. They're all messy but cannot resist. Dig right in and enjoy!! I am craving the Greek again!

I was a bit skeptical at first - American Dinner in Germany - about the high ratings from the…read moreother reviewers. However, they were spot on. The wait staff was very nice and they appeared to be miracle workers. (Only two with just about every table taken) About the food, my kids loved their burgers. They all said they measured up to five guys and in & out which are their favorite burger joints back home. I had the steak wrap which was fantastic as well. The meat was perfectly grilled and the veggies were fresh. Further, this is the first place I found sweet potato fries on the menu in Germany -delicious as well. Needles to say, we will be going back.

Burger place located near the plaza at the Opera House. Popped in here to get away from the crowds…read moreof the Christmas Market. Burgers are named after movie themes. My "French Connection" was a burger with Brie cheese. You order and pickup at the counter. They come ala carte or "menu" which adds fries or salad plus a drink. BTW, salad is decent. The place was loud and somewhat busy. People seem to be enjoying their time together and meals. In all a worthy option.

I'm not gonna say that the price of this food didn't hurt my soul a little bit (CHF 27.00 for a…read moreburger, fries, and a drink), but when I got my food, I didn't really care about the price as much anymore. The burger is nicely cooked, the bun is big and soft, and the toppings are all very balancing of one another. Having lived in Italy for the last 3 months, I have been dying for a good quality burger, and this was the perfect place to satisfy that craving.

Okay so never again breakfast here. I was fair and gave it 3 chances, trying to request the changes…read morethat I wanted. For one, Switzerland always has a problem with customer service and here is one example. When asking for the toast to be toasted a bit longer, the older woman working here said "it's always crispy" I followed with "for me it's not, which is why I'm requesting it. You just have to put it in the toaster longer" to which she replied "I'll try" It was darker in color on one side and completely soft on the other. Either she doesnt know how to work a toaster or they need a new toaster. I already knew better than to try the pancakes again because they are made ahead of time, allowed to be served room temperature and are as dense as a hockey puck. The bacon was fried to a burnt crisp and the hashbrowns were not hashbrowns, they were Rösti. Even Rösti usually has more crispy bits on top. This was simply grated boiled potatoes! Eggs are hard underneath...must I go on??! Oh the coffee! I couldn't even make it past the first few sips. The coffee to go in the front of the store is slightly better.

We enjoyed a burger and fries. Very good. We were exploring Zurich and had walked a great deal…read more The person working cooked our burger and fries from scratch. A refreshing stop along the way.

I am still getting used to paying such high prices during my stay in this fine city, especially…read morewhen a restaurant is rated with only $$. That being said, this place is a cute mix of nostalgia with a modern twist. There are three burger options for beef eaters - I went with the middle one, Swiss Angus beef single patty ($22) which is topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles. The pickles are more like cucumbers that are less marinated but still tasty. Cheese and other toppings are extra. I added Swiss cheese because why not? Also went with the garlic mayonnaise. Let me say this was one of the tastiest burgers. The quality of meat and cheese was phenomenal. I could taste the difference between an average fast food burger and this premium dish. The fries were also good (another add-on cost), thick cut and freshly fried. They have an American beer selection from Brooklyn Brewery. I also saw them prepare a crazy fancy shake. It will not be a thick shake like you find in the US, more of a chocolate milk with toppings. I opted to skip it after my large meal. Ambiance is nice, on the street corner, open with a good view of passerby's. Service is quick for Europe and moderately friendly, depending on your server. I did notice a lot of staff just standing around (maybe a slow night). Overall you will enjoy a fine meal here.

Looking for some American food? Stop by the Tower Diner for a cheese burger and fries. Friendly…read moreservice and great food.

Vorarlberg's lack of culinary diversity ensures the success of many exotic restaurants. The area…read morehas but one Mexican restaurant, a Korean restaurant, a smattering of small Asian takeouts, and now Mile's diner. It's suitable for young locals looking for some place fancy to hang out - 50's rock and roll, drive in diner theme furniture is hip to them. Mile's diner does a good job in this regard. The same cannot be said about the food itself. None of the owners, cooks and staff is American. That explains why their Cole slaw, barbeque sauce, hot sauce etc taste weird. They don't know what the real thing tastes like, they wouldn't know how to reproduce it. The menu offers 30 variations on the same burger, but few real American classics. Thus if you're an American hankerin' for a taste of home, or a local with good taste in food, doubtful you'd like to spend 10+ € for a burger made from frozen meat, to support the away owners' lifestyle.

I am sorry to say this place was horrible, service absolutely rude and obnoxious....we came in last…read moreSat. for the Festival, sat down at the very back table since all other indoor tables were 'reserved'....so we sat down and I saw menus laying on the counter, not thinking anything of it I got up and wanted to grab a menu....well, the bartender woman behind the bar just about lost it...."I will bring you the menus, YOU WILL BE SERVED HERE" OMG...i just about peed my pants, sorry I said, I just wanted to take a look already...."NO, I WILL BRING THEM TO YOU" she shouted at me....thanks alot, not was it extremely rude, but also highly embarrassing for me, everybody stared at me as if I was going to steal something. Then, some dude walked in, cigarette in hand sitting down at a corner table and was handed an ashtray...maybe he was the owner, not sure. I did not realize smoking was still allowed inside a restaurant. Anyway, good luck with this place.