Casa Portuguesa in Sirnach

The parking lot was used twice when the inn was closed and was apparently observed. I wanted to stop by when the inn was open, I parked, was treated negatively by the landlady, also because of the parking situation, and was rejected in an unfriendly way. I wanted to stop in, but apparently I didn't understand it. The general rejection of Germans, especially in the canton of Thurgau, is noticeable every day. Moving to Germany in 3 weeks after so many years is a blessing for me. The mentality and behavior of many villagers is very strange. I'm looking forward to returning to my hospitable, friendly home with a charming flair and open people with lively, cheerful communication. My husband, who died suddenly a few weeks ago, would also share this opinion. Barbara Blume

Very, fine food... discreet seating, good coffee... friendly service... lots of newspapers👌👌🌞🌞🌞

Ate very well. Friendly and prompt service

I bought 2 different breads in 2 days. The first was a wood-fired bread, which, given its feather-light appearance and bland taste, did not justify the expensive price (approx. CHF 5). The next day, dry as the Sahara desert and straight into the trash can. The second bread today was supposedly whole grain bread, which was colored with malt or some other substance. Something like that has no place in it and has nothing to do with the bakery trade. It tasted like nothing and is NOT worth CHF 4.90. As a woman you have to eat 5 slices of it to fill you up, it's not substantial and it's called whole grain bread. Not recommended.

Biker bar, exactly on my wavelength!