Reviews of Kagges

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We ran the Valentine's Day menu on 14/2 and it starts well but got the feeling that we needed to hurry up. Understand that there were two sittings but under a menu like this, you still want to be able to kind of put down the fork before something is removed and kind of be able to toast before the next food arrives. At the end we were also asked if we wanted coffee or tea (which we took) but barely had time to drink it before we needed to leave. It "ruined" the experience unfortunately.

The food was good, different and served coolly but for me the focus was to eat and walk which lost the feeling of Valentine's Day.

However, I will give it a chance in the spring.

We ran the Valentine's Day menu on 14/2 and it starts well but got the feeling that we needed to hurry up. Understand that there were two sittings but under a menu like this, you still want to be able to kind of put down the fork before something is removed and kind of be able to toast before t... Show full »

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Cannot recommend Kagges although much food. The place is extremely crowded and noisy. At our visit twelve degrees below zero outside and the door hard to close. Guests may shut the door repeatedly, despite remarks to the staff. We ask to change tables due to the cold weather, which first ignored completely afterwards we are told that it is not possible. During the two hours standing despite the empty table beside. Get outerwear means that it blocks the toilet. Summary: great kitchen, inexperienced, undersized room.

Cannot recommend Kagges although much food. The place is extremely crowded and noisy. At our visit twelve degrees below zero outside and the door hard to close. Guests may shut the door repeatedly, despite remarks to the staff. We ask to change tables due to the cold weather, which first ignored com... Show full »