Restaurants in Basel

Bob · **Posted:** 30 Mar 2008, 21:23

trohatgi wrote:

Can anyone suggest a good place to have sunday brunch.

Yes angry monk in the theatre building. breakfast from diffrent regions of the world till 4 pm. really good.

tanuja · **Posted:** 30 Mar 2008, 22:27

Bob wrote:

trohatgi wrote:

Can anyone suggest a good place to have sunday brunch.

Yes angry monk in the theatre building. breakfast from diffrent regions of the world till 4 pm. really good.

Thanks for the tip. Will try out soon.

abis · **Posted:** 31 Mar 2008, 10:15

trohatgi wrote:

atsbv wrote:

Liane Klingler wrote:

Adress, please!

Hi Liane, if you are looking for specific restaurants and their adress, you can find the official restaurant guide of the Basel region here. You can search for restaurants by district (Kleinbasel, St. Johann etc.), by category (Gourmet, Vegi, typical Basel etc.), by special search parameter (non-smoking, sunday brunch etc.) or you can enter the name of a restaurant in the search box. The restaurant guide contains not only restaurants in Basel-Stadt and Basel-Land, but also many restaurants in the cross-border regions of Alsace and Südbaden. Hope that helps, T.

Can anyone suggest a good place to have sunday brunch.

Hi trohatgi,

I also recommend you sudhaus and hirscheneck to have brunch. try it out!

matt gilsenan · **Posted:** 31 Mar 2008, 11:13

I'm not a vegetarian, but I have still been impressed by Tibbits, a new vegetarian restaurant just off of Steinenvorstadt where the cinemas are. They have a buffett which has always been fresh with a variety of different ethnic vegetarian choices. And reasonable: Fill up your plate with a lot of different dishes, I've yet to go over CHF 25 even when I'm hungry.

Other favorites are Jay's Indian, Bashwa Palace (Elizabethanstrasse) for more traditional Indian fare (good food, unusual ambiance), and Negishi (Gerbergasse)for Sushi.

For more European fare, take the elevator from the alley off Barfusserplatz into the Lonhof . Brasserie au Violon is also exceptional and fairly priced for what you get.

tanuja · **Posted:** 31 Mar 2008, 15:46

Can anyone suggest a good place to have sunday brunch.[/quote]

Hi trohatgi,

I also recommend you sudhaus and hirscheneck to have brunch. try it out![/quote]

Thanks. Address please.

abis · **Posted:** 01 Apr 2008, 09:46

tanuja wrote:

Can anyone suggest a good place to have sunday brunch.

Hi trohatgi,

I also recommend you sudhaus and hirscheneck to have brunch. try it out![/quote]

Thanks. Address please.[/quote]

Hi,

you can google sudhaus basel or hirschenek basel and then you will get the adress!

tanuja · **Posted:** 01 Apr 2008, 22:24

Can anyone suggest a good eiscafe (ice-cream sundaes,etc) in Basel apart from Movenpick. Although I must say that I am not impressed with Movenpick.

abis · **Posted:** 03 Apr 2008, 13:37

You can try the ice caffe from papa joes! they are very good!

beura · **Posted:** 03 Apr 2008, 19:38

Movenpick has the best ice-cream... But I can recommend the Brauner Mutz at Barfusserplatz (Swiss and Alsatian specialities, reasonable prices).

tanuja · **Posted:** 03 Apr 2008, 23:02

beura wrote:

Movenpick has the best ice-cream... But I can recommend the Brauner Mutz at Barfusserplatz (Swiss and Alsatian specialities, reasonable prices).

Just a suggestion-cross the border and go to Lorrach. Once you will have ice-cream sundae there then you will forget Movenpick for sure.

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