The Flammkuchen is nice (but don’t take the one with snails), and a Michelin-recommended restaurant that serves mains for 12 Euros is something special in today’s world. A charming place for sure, especially the courtyard. But the drawback is, as has been noticed, that tables...and seats are so close to one another that you really sit at a table with strangers, who often get loud, and the entire sound of the place is not jolly busy but annoyingly noisy. A quirky highlight is the toilet: Two doors, gents and ladies, as usual, but both lead to the same room, which has mirror image cabins and sinks. A powerful metaphor maybe, just not sure for what.More