If you're staying in St. Louis, France or in Basel and you're in the mood for ice cream or snack…read moreand everything is closed then this place is for you. Located across the border in Germany. Great ice cream and drinks! Staff friendly and attentive.

From the owner: Mitten in der Shopping-Meile von Weil am Rhein liegt das Eiscafé Da Tony. Das Eiscafé Da Tony…read morebietet eine grosse Auswahl an Eis/Glacé, Kaffee, Crepes uvm., entgegenkommende nette Kellner(innen) und im Sommer kann man "gechilled" draussen sitzen. Sogar der Espresso ist echt: Segafredo. Was will man/n mehr.

Located in the central square in Loerrach (next to 3 Kings hotel), this spot has both counter and…read moresit-down service. In the summer, tables and chairs spill out into the square and allow for great people watching on a nice day. And the gelato? It's very good and really well-priced - 2 euros for 2 scoops. The hazelnut and stracciatella scoops that we ordered were rich, creamy, and delicious. The perfect, sweet ending to an evening!

They have a huge attitude problem and treat their customers like they don't need them. Rolling…read moreeyes, unfriendly, I would rather go to a regular street stand. Their gelato isn't very good anyway. Not terrible quality but not worth the price or the poor experience.

We used to come here every Sunday, we have probably spent over 500 CHF in ice cream over the…read moresummer, however after today we won't be going back again. We knew it is cash only and that it was going to close at 8 pm (Sunday August 27th), we arrived to the shop at 7:45 pm and realized we didn't have enough cash (we think they raised the prices) we went to the closest ATM and came back at 7:55 pm, we approached the counter and instead of a greeting, this lady yelled at us in german "NO MORE ICE CREAM WE ARE CLOSE!) didn't even look at us, toke the ice cream car to the back and shut the door in our face. The ice cream is simply not worth it with this kind of service.

Fabulous romantic ice cream and coffee shop that serves Lavazza Italian espresso. Inside a tiny…read moreseating area is friendly staff + hip music! Review: 5

Was good, they have good deals and big portions. The waffles were tasty and the atmosphere was…read morelight. A nice place to hang out with friends.

One of the workers was extremely rude & tried to over charge but the waffles were good.read more

Lovely place to have afternoon snacks and drinks. Definitely a fun Summertime spot. Service is…read moregreat, the staff is welcoming and hospitable. Ended up having a great conversation with a welcoming patron, who let me practice my German and told me about the city's historical events . Drinks are affordable and the view of the Rhine is lovely.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon around 1:30 pm. It was fairly busy, as it was a beautiful summer…read moreweekend; however, there were a good number of tables available outside. There were also some chairs and a few tables set farther out, close to the water. There appeared to be 2 fairly large tables inside, but since it was so nice outside, these were not used while I was there. It was also fairly stuffy inside since it was summer. Pulpo is self-service; you go inside to order and then take your food/drinks out to the tables. There were coffees, teas, alcohol, and hot chocolate on the menu. It appeared they made their own iced tea as well, although I didn't get to try it. There wasn't really a food menu, but you could see the food offerings in the display case inside. When I was there, they had a selection of sandwiches, salads, and yogurts. They also had a few slices of cake and some croissants. There was a good selection of gelatos, which could be served in a cup or a cone. I got a latte macchiato for 5.50 CHF, which sounds expensive but is about the price of a latte macchiato everywhere else in Basel. It came in a tall glass and with a small amaretto biscotti. Note that there is a 2 CHF deposit that is returned to you when you bring back your dishes; they give you a little token that you return for your deposit as well. They only accept cash. There was wifi; the password was prominently displayed by the cash register. The lady manning the café was friendly and spoke English well. The café is located right along the Rhine and has a great view. There's also a foosball table that's good for families. Not a bad place to stop for a break when you're walking along the Rhine.

On our last day in Basel, before we started our Viking Cruise, we decided to wander out for…read morebreakfast instead of doing the Hotel's buffet again. We found this option on Yelp, and it is a pretty cool building and very quaint inside. Unfortunately, the person behind the counter, and our server, did not speak any English...and we didn't speak German. And the menu was in German. So we really struggled to order our breakfast. But they were friendly, and we did manage to order something that we were okay with. However, in hind sight, we should have just stood at the counter and pointed to something in the display case to get the pastry or egg dish we wanted. Oh well, maybe next time!

Awesome breakfast! My husband got the bigger omelette (he says it was bigger than he expected which…read moreis very positive) and I had the scheisser breakfast with hot chocolate, juice, bread, and we both had croissants with butter & jam. The jam was delightful and the hot chocolate was good too! It came in a tea pot with my breakfast and there was enough for both my husband & I. You need to have a vaccination card to eat here. We had a lovely experience!