Dear friends and guests of the 100/200 kitchen,
If you have known us for a while, you may have heard that we love CIP.
The “continuous improvement process” is the core of our work philosophy and the Academy.
Of course, you can’t always work on everything at the same time (which sometimes drives us crazy).
But: when things have their time, they are tackled.
Like our new website.
And the new menu.
But take a look for yourself…
Please stay with us until your next visit to 100/200.
Best regards,
Sophie Lehmann and Thomas Imbusch
There are many ways to experience the 100200,
and so that you can always choose the right version for you, we have given our website an update. Janis Kramer from Digitalfunken has taken our content and the wonderful pictures by René Flindt and reorganized them with a fresh look.
The site is not quite finished yet, but you are welcome to take a look at it.
Pretty elegant and clear, isn’t it?
So now you’re spoiled for choice – when will we see you again in the 100/200?
First exam week in 100/200 kitchen
In the heart of the 100/200, the academy , the gastronomy as we have come to know it is slowly but steadily changing.
And now the first graduation is indeed imminent.
In the last weeks of “Feld&Flur” from June 20 to 24, our Anton will have his big exam week.
Every day he will dedicate himself to a different basic task in the restaurant and get everything ready so that he can serve his final menu on Saturday, June 25, 2022.
We invite dear companions who would like to get involved in an exciting, perhaps not perfect but certainly very emotional service.
Please feel free to send us a short e-mail.
Speaking of improvement…
We do gastronomy because there is nothing better for us than food and drink, craftsmanship and enjoyment.
It is both a luxury and a policy and an incredible blessing that we are able to make a living from it.
But first and foremost, of course, for you, dear guests.
Your feedback helps us to improve and make the 100/200 an ever more special place that attracts the right people.
You are welcome to do so directly via Tock (not publicly) or via the usual channels.
Long live dialog and further development!