Walking around Zürich one afternoon we hit Yelp to look for something in the area. This location…read morejumped out and we walked a few minutes to this location. The restaurant is small and was packed at 2pm. We waited for about 15 mins for a table. We were supplied English menus and there were some wonderful options. After chatting with the couple sitting next to our table, they assisted us in making our selection. We enjoyed our lunch and I would highly recommend this location. Enjoy!

This place is more of a 3.5 star. The food is 3 stars but ambiance is 4 stars!…read more We went on a night where there was live music playing. They charged us 10 CHF per music session, we were there for 2 music sessions. I don't mind the charge but I wish they let us know beforehand that there was a charge for music. Must-get: croque madam or croque monsieur Don't get: savory crepes but the sweet ones are better When to go: find out from their website when there will be live music playing! Other tips: the crepes were kind of soggy. I usually prefer it to be crispier since there's usually fruit, chocolate, cheese or something else to make it soft. So, if you don't want it to be too soft, ask them to crisp up the crepe more.

Crepe was good. Service was good. The place is a very small with a very small sidewalk eating…read moretable. (3 tables) But how can you complain about eating outdoors in Basel? Watching the hustle and excitement of folks.

Cute little place. Very welcoming interesting environment with many crepe options. Food was…read morepresented very well and tasted great. Good place for lunch or a snack.

Great service, beautifully made food and so quick and delicious! Would highly recommend!read more

Crepe was super good! Everyone loved theirs. Elia tasted amazing. Service was really slow but…read moredifferent from US. Nice outside seating.

Simple breakfast done well. Crepe with cheese and ham. I had toast with egg and ham. Great coffee…read more Reasonably price too.

Crêperie du Vieux Pressoir, Riquewihr. We stopped in for a quick bite, ordered a savory "Complete"…read morecrepe and a sweet "Danemark" crepe. Although the restaurant was very busy, service was fast, very friendly, and the store was very clean. The crepes were delicious. For being a little shop, in the center of a tourist village, inundated by visitors, Crêperie du Vieux Pressoir in Riquewihr really shows a what a tourist-related business can be, when operated correctly. Five full-shooting Stars, well done, Highly Recommended.

I wanted to get some merengue ay l'Artisanne next door but it was closed. We were waiting for the…read morefolkloric dance to start at 8:30 and wanted to grab a quick bite. Luckily, Crép 'Stub location was ideal. It has a quaint little sitting area and the selection is varied. Big menu overwhelms me but this is crepe so you either know what you want or you look at every single item. FYI: their menu is in francais, deutsch and english. We opted for ham & cheese and banana flambéed with grand marnier. Their savory crepe had a different batter than the sweet crepe. Flavor wise it was adequate. One wish I had was to mix the two. The banana was flambéed in front of us. Service was every efficient. (Merci Alex) 2 crepes, 1 edelzwicker (sp?) and 1 espresso came out to 21€.

It was a great experience to find a hidden gem in a city of many fine restaurants…read more Nice food for a quick bite with a large menu to choose.

All you can eat Charbonnade for CHF 52. Only available for dinner and comes with green olives,…read morepickled pearl onions, hot peppers, 5 different sauces, and some candied fruits. The bread basket had plain white bread slices that were very fresh and very good. There was also a basket outside the bathroom with bite-size Daim bar candies, which we pilfered a bunch of every time one of us went to the bathroom. So yummy... We got Pommes Allumette (skinny fries, AKA matchstick potatoes) as a side, and the meat and fries were all-you-can-eat. They also served us an eggplant appetizer marinated in balsamic vinegar. Normally I don't like really sour things, but the appetizer was very tasty. One of my friends doesn't eat meat, so she ordered the fish, and that was also all-you-can-eat. Our table of 6 shared two bottles of red wine (Atalayas, Ribera del duero) and sparkling water, and the bill came out to about 85 per person (not including tip). Dress appropriately, because the heat from the grill will make you HOT. I'm glad I wore a tank top to dinner. All-in-all, good fun and good eats. The thin beef steaks are quite lean and don't have much taste on their own, so you need to eat them with all the condiments. I'm not a huge fan of the skinny fries, but they are very French, so we all got them as sides, since we were in a French restaurant. Make sure you make a reservation, because they were fully booked out on a Friday night.

This is getting boring but I keep on saying the same thing in my reviews: simplicity is the…read moreultimate form of sophistication! When I came here I was not expecting too much since it was grilled, non-seasoned/marinated meat with some basic sauces plus fries. But oh my: the quality of the meat was amazing and the grilled beef was de-li-cious! I didn't even need any of the condiments, just the beef was enough. It was so good that I was craving it for days. That being said, the condiments were quite good too, I really liked the mustard fruit and the peppers, they really complimented the meat. And oh, the fries, they were tasty and crunchy so I was for sure a happy trooper! Also, the service was prompt and correct. I must admit that we went on a rainy weekday when there were not that many other people so I am not sure if it is representative. Anyways: even my "not-so-keen on beef" friend also liked it too so enough said... I enjoyed my evening at La Cote and would go back if the right opportunity comes up!