Restaurant Sissi opened its doors for the first time in 1991 in a small art deco building in Plankenstein Street. In this building once there had been a little corner shop and a tailor. Out of the corner shop the dining hall was made and out of the tailor’s shop the kitchen. The dining hall consisted of six tables only. Only later table 7 was added: a famous architect one evening - not being able to be seated as the restaurant was full - immediately got himself to do some drawings on just a little piece of paper and came up with a brilliant sort of paravent which made this extra table possible, nicknamed by everybody “the diner car”. In 1998 the restaurant moved to 44, Galilei Street, once Restaurant “Andrea”. Today the restaurant has 10 tables plus one – table 11, a Stube and obviously a kitchen, which is not very large, but still allows us to work with serenity and joy. Our kitchen and service team try to thrill our clients by balancing evolutionary, advanced gastronomy with respect for the necessary rules of traditional hospitality.