We ordered soup with dumplings, salad, and Wiener schnitzel. The restaurant is located in the very center, and we had no problems sitting down during the day on a weekday. Usually, places like this cook mediocre food at inflated prices. Here, the price was indeed higher, but the taste was good. The soup with dumplings was a bit empty; apart from the dumplings, there wasn’t much else in it. The salad was good, with plenty of yogurt-vinegar dressing, which was tasty. The schnitzel was also good and served with lemon and cranberry jam. It was a large portion, but at a price of 28 euros, that was to be expected. The only thing that disappointed me was the pressure to leave a tip. We requested the bill, they brought the terminal, and said we could leave 10 or 20 percent for a tip. What do we choose? We left 10%. It's not that we minded the amount, but to me, this kind of pressure is unacceptable.