Business closed. Walked long distances just to find the place not there. The neighbor said it's…read moreclosed

Great food! A little hard to find in the middle of an alley but Döner Box with Kebap sauce was…read morefire, so so good!

Omg you have to get this seeded pretzel it's so good. This one is vegan. It was fresh and yummy.read more

O.M.G. Brezel König,…read moreduring my recent stay in Bern, I got addicted to your pretzels. Being from NY, I LOVE a good salty street pretzel but these - oh, baby! I recommend the Raclette, which combines two of my favorite things - cheese and carbs. The bread products in Switzerland are off the hook. They have many options but my favorites were the cheese one, the pumpkin seed one (I can't remember or pronounce "pumpkin seed" in German) and the sesam one. No, that's not a typo, in Switzerland there's no "e" at the end of "sesame". They also have ones with salami and sandwiches as well, which we didn't try. The pretzels will cost you between 3.50-4.50 Swiss Francs (around $4.50 USD). Grab your brezel, say, "Merci veil mal!" and enjoy the delicious goodness.

Yelp Review 2026 #139:…read more Brezelkonig is in every major city train station in Switzerland. But the one in Bern has got to be the best location I've been to. Catching a super early morning train means having to grab something that will hold me over until I get breakfast at my next destination. This location is open by 5am and they already have all sorts of options. I've been to a Brezelkonig location that's open early but they only have 3 things ready! I like their jalapeño pretzel, and their croissant with chocolate. It's quite filling. The jalapeño pretzel has some sort of bacon/ ham and the jalapeños were pretty spicy . They have a machine that makes fresh bagels.

First of all Burger King building is beautiful and it should be probably listed on a historic…read moreregister! Swiss capital Berne is indeed a historical city. This Burger King was busy on Saturday afternoon and I really had pity on hard working service who remained very friendly! I waited ca 10 minutes to get my ordered menu! Fish king burger package smelled strong of uncooked meat and that disturbed a lot! French fries was OK. Restaurant is only a few meters from Berne train station.

I love coming here the food is cheep for Switzerland and they offer 2 hours free wifi!!…read more The "smiley face" cookies and a latte macciatto are my favourite afternoon treat :)

It was just alright. Bought a salad with mixed greens, carrots, pasta, egg, and Cucumbers. Used…read morecasear dressing. It is quick and easy. Head to the counter and order. Should have tried a different salad or something else.

Essen ist gut. Platz ist dreckig. Und es dauert sehr lang zum Essen bekommen drei Sternenread more

100% Swiss beef = 200% price increase! ---…read more What should you do BEFORE you enter a foreign country on a Sunday evening? Change Swiss Francs. I say again, CHANGE SWISS FRANCS. So after a long day of traveling, we finally made it into town at 6pm. All the banks are closed (of course), and all the restaurants offer dishes for 25-30 CHF per dish (multiply by 1.3 to get a sense of price in $ - btw, this is a realistic exchange rate when you factor in actual rates offered plus commission). Not good when we are left with $30 for the two of us. The golden arches instantly become our savior... Sort of. A Big Mac combo meal costs 11 CHF A McChicken wrap (or its equivalent here) costs around 4 CHF. Their extra value menu is equally gilded. A cheeseburger (single cheeseburger, mind you) is 2.50 CHF. even a ketchup packet is 0.20 CHF. At least we were able to grab something for under 20 CHF. But you know the old saying, you don't appreciate what you have till it's gone? Well, now you know. Moral of the story: Definitely make sure you change money before you head to another country!