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Restaurants in the Center of Bern 15 11 9 5 6 3 4 12 7 13 2 10 14 1 8 1 2 3 4 5 Tibits Cha Cha Della Casa Kornhauskeller Vegetarian and Vegan Thai Cuisine Swiss Cuisine Swiss Cuisine Restaurant, Bar, Take Away Von Werdt Passage 8 Anker Schauplatzgasse 16 Kornhausplatz 18 Gurtengasse 3 058 568 38 30 Swiss Cuisine 031 311 21 42 031 327 72 72 031 313 02 22 eatchacha.ch Kornhausplatz 16 della-casa.ch bindella.ch/de/ tibits.ch 031 311 11 13 roeschti.ch kornhauskeller.html 6 7 8 9 10 Ringgenberg Bellevue Restaurant Vue Harmonie Lötschberg Kornhausplatz 19 Cosmopolitan Swiss Cuisine famous for its Lorenzini Swiss Cheese Dishes 031 311 25 40 Kochergasse 4-8 Cheese Fondue Tuscan Cuisine Zeughausgasse 16 taberna.ch/ 031 320 45 45 Hotelgasse 3 Hotelgasse 10 031 311 34 55 ringgenberg/das- bellevue-palace.ch 031 313 11 41 031 318 50 67 loetschberg-aoc.ch restaurant/ harmonie.ch bindella.ch/de/lorenzini.html 11 12 13 14 15 Rosengarten Commerce Tramdepot Luce Sushi Bar Yamasaki (incl. view over the old town) Spanish & Portuguese (incl. beer garden) Italian Restaurant Kramgasse 75 Swiss Cuisine Cuisine Home-style Cooking Zeughausgasse 28 031 311 75 70 Alter Aargauerstalden 31b Gerechtigkeitsgasse 74 Grosser Muristalden 6 031 310 99 99 sushibar-yamasaki.ch 031 331 32 06 031 311 11 61 031 368 14 15 ristoranteluce.ch rosengarten.be restaurantcommerce.ch altestramdepot.ch Take Aways & Restaurants close to ISSI 12 1 9 2 3 11 10 4 5 6 8 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 MIGROS Hallerladen Beck Glatz Confiseur Casa d‘Italia Bellini Due Arkadas Supermarket with Organic Supermarket Bakery (Sandwiches, Italian Cuisine Pizza, Pasta and Döner Turkish Restaurant and hot & cold take away Länggassstrasse 30 Cakes, Salads, etc.) Bühlstrasse 57 Kebab Take Away (Mezze, dishes and selfservice 031 302 01 24 Mittelstrasse 8 031 301 90 74 Länggassstrasse 19 Falafel, Kebab etc.) restaurant 031 300 20 10 031 301 34 33 Länggassstrasse 14 Mittelstasse 24 031 302 76 76 7 8 9 10 11 12 Tschingg Pizzeria Zähringerhof Jinny‘s Sushi Il Ristorantino Daily fresh budget-priced Restaurant Beaulieu Italian Cuisine Sushi Take Away Italian Pasta and Pizza Italian Pasta Swiss Cuisine Hallerstrasse 19 Gesellschaftsstrasse 22 Gesellschaftsstrasse 49 Neufeldstrasse 6 Erlachstrasse 3 031 301 08 60 079 372 63 35 031 302 17 09 076 666 36 66 Le Carrousel 031 331 25 25 Creperie Pancakes in and out Hallerstrasse 1 031 301 12 80.

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