Tucked away at the side of Snow Hill station, Primitivo's is quite a compact little bar and restaurant. One of the business quarter's better kept secrets, Primitivo's lack of floor space means that it is quite often crowded, particularly on a Friday lunchtime when the corporate charge cards ... Read review
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Advantages: Good nosh, service and ambience Disadvantages: A tad cramped
Tucked away at the side of Snow Hill station, Primitivo's is quite a compact little bar and restaurant. One of the business quarter's better kept secrets, Primitivo's lack of floor space means that it is quite often crowded, particularly on a Friday lunchtime when the corporate charge cards are out in force.
Offering a sandwich menu as well as light meals and the main menu, Primitivo's offers a fulsome collection of old favourites, cooked ... ...area. Pasta seems to be a favourite, even though the majority of the menu is more English fare, with a daily special always offered. Nothing is too heavy or rich and all meals are well presented. The wine list could perhaps be a bit lengthier however.
One thing you'll definitely remember about Primitivo's is the lighting - in the main dining area, it's virtually non-existent. This makes it ideal if you fancy a secluded and slighly moody looking ... more
Tucked away at the side of Snow Hill station, Primitivo's is quite a compact little bar and restaurant. One of the business quarter's better kept secrets, Primitivo's lack of floor space means that it is quite often crowded, particularly on a Friday lunchtime when the corporate charge cards are out in force. Offering a sandwich menu as well as light meals and the main menu, Primitivo's offers a fulsome collection of old favourites, cooked in the open plan kitchen just off the main dining area. Pasta seems to be a favourite, even though the majority of the menu is more English fare, with a daily special always offered. Nothing is too heavy or rich and all meals are well presented. The wine list could perhaps be a bit lengthier however. One thing you'll definitely remember about Primitivo's is the lighting - in the main dining area, it's virtually non-existent. This makes it ideal if you fancy a secluded and slighly moody looking place for that important tete-a-tete or if you're trying to forget that you should be in the office. As you could easily feed four people for under £50, it's well worth a look.
Advantages: nice old part of town | nice coffees and restaurants | safe Disadvantages: not that special for sightseeing and going out...
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Wine Rosso Umbria (Italy) - CHF 29.50
Bottle of milk (1 l) - CHF 1.70
Primitivo wine (Italy, 75 cl) - CHF 18.90
Coca Cola (6 x 1,5 l) - CHF 12.60
Red Bull (6 x 25 cl) - CHF 11.40
St. Galler bread (500 g) - CHF 2.00
Snickers (5 x 60 g) - CHF 3.25
Nivea Douche shampoo (250ml) - CHF 4.00
(this list is created by my own)
*** History ***
The foundation of St. Gallen was backward in 612. At this time, the Irish monk St. Gallus built an artificial lake at the river "Steinach". After his death, a few people travelled to this place. Around 720, hundred years after Gallus' death, the German priest "Othmar" built an abbey called "Sankt Gallen". Actually, this monastery is the landmark of St. Gallen.
St. Gallen became a place of refuge for Irish artists and intellectuals which were pursued by Danes. Also other places and churches were ...
XxTratschonkelchenxX 17.03.2007 (04.08.2007)
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