At first when passing we were not sure if it was actually open as it has not a shiny appearance in that old gas station. Luckily we had a closer look and found it open.
They got quite some history and won several awards for their hot dogs and smashburger. Those hot dogs "combining natural casing with a flavorful blend of beef and pork with a smoky flavoring that “snaps” every time you bite it. There is NO Fillers, No MSG, lower in sodium and are the only certified “Gluten Free” hot dogs in the country. They are nearly ¼ lb and are served on fresh Sara Lee, soft & smooth, whole grain white, hot dog rolls."

That said, the choice you have of hot dogs is amazing with many uncommon and special combinations. Also available as vegetetarian.

We had the smashburger with cole slaw and a Rippin Rockin Dog with chili cheese fries. Everything was very tasty and definately one of the best we had so far.
Just too bad that I learned afterwards that they have their own craft beer which would be worth a try for sure.

This restaurant in the white city of Thorn offers a great fine dining experience in a historical setting. Located directly next to an abbey church and within a former noble house dining in a special atmosphere is guaranteed, whether dining inside or outside.
The menu is always a surprise one of either 3, 4, 5 or 6 courses. Every course consists of a beautifully and detailed arranged set up of various components and flavors. Speaking of flavors, every course had so much to explore while at the same time every single part matches to the whole composition.
Of course there is a wine accompaniment available too with a wine matching every course.
The service was very good, super friendly and explaining every course in detail.

We had a wonderful dinner in a beautiful atmosphere with amazing food. Definately a recommendation.

Umami is a modern asian fusion restaurant which "is dedicated to creating a unique dining experience that combines the best of both worlds, showcasing the art of umami flavors and fostering a sense of community through social dining."
They serve original Chinese fusion dishes in a modern setting. The dishes are innovative with a culinary touch for an accessible price. Not only the food is innovative and different from anything else, they also serve amazing tea-pairing menus.

You can choose between the social dining menu which comes with 3 courses while each course consists of two dishes to be picked from the menu. However, all dishes can be ordered a la carte as well.
Additionaly there are two pre-arranged menues, the Michelin Bib Gourmand menu to be chosen between three or four courses and which is available as a vegetarian version too.

We went for the Michelin Bib Gourmand menu with four courses. The selection was very well chosen. The two dishes coming for each course matched very well and delivered a journey through all different tastes.
The atmosphere was good and the staff very friendly and helpful. Definately a recommendation if you like asian food and want to try many different tastes for dinner.

A small restaurant at the river Rhine. From the top floor you can enjoy the view of the river though in summer it might be a bit hot due to the glass construction.
They offer every day a special lunch menu and have different themes during the week. We went there with a larger group from work on a Thursday which was Pizza day when you get every pizza for just 9.90€.
The pizza was quite good, sufficiently big and came from the stone oven. I went for the Pizza alla Edi with mozzarella, rocket, bruschetta tomatoes and burrata.
Some others had pasta which they liked very much too ("best carbonara I had outside of Rome").
The service was very friendly and funny, making it a nice stay for all of us.

A not too big restaurant owned by an Indian family but serving not only Indian food.
Beside Indian dishes also mediterranean cuisine is offered. Like pasta, pizza or Greek food.

In general I am not a big fan of restaurants offering such a wide span of different dishes as often the quality suffers from it. Therefore, I went with an Indian dish because of the owners roots.
The mutton shahi korma was quite good. The lamb was of good quality and prepared well and soft. The sauce was of good and balanced taste but could have had a bit more power. At a previous visit I had the butter chicken which was good too.
Every dish came with a small salad on the side. Nothing special but nice to have.

The others had some mediterranean and Greek food like pork tenderloin with metaxa sauce and gyros. They all liked their choices and will come back again (wasn't the first visit for us anyway).