Had a business lunch here yesterday and was very impressed. As most posters have already written, they take the approach to design of less is more. The walls are an old, beat-down grey which give the interior a bit of an industrial look. Further, they have paintings in the walls (I believe for sale) from local artists.....all very "industrial". In the midst of this you have white tablecloths and quality silverware. For me, it's an interesting, and inviting environment. Some people may not like it but I found it appealing. Further, right from the start after coming in the door, the service is extremely attentive and helpful. I came a bit before my lunch partner and was kindly seated in the seperate dining room. There is also a front room with a bar area. As to food, we both had the "Mittagsmenu" which included a soup as a starter, fish as the main dish and a dessert. I found the soup to be very good, the fish interestingly prepared and tasty and the dessert ok (a bit too sweet for my liking but this is not a major detraction as I usually don't eat dessert). We finished off with an espresso and they made my preference (an espresso macchiato) just the way I like it. Price-wise I also found €13.50 for the lunch menu fair and for the quality and setting well worth it. The location is easy to find and is very convenient if you work in town. It's a bit off the "shopping path", so you probably won't be passing by here when in town shopping, but it's also not far away. I personally would enjoy the diversion if in town to shop or for meetings and looking for a place to eat. I haven't been here for dinner (which I plan to do soon) but I can't imagine they are worse in the evening. I can recommend this place and would say it fits perfectly for a business lunch. At night I could see it being a cozy place for a date or romantic dinner.