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HISTORISCHES RESTAURANT AM FLUSS

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UNSER ANGEBOT

das Beste aus dem Berner Oberland

because there is no Planet B

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weil Tomaten im Winter nicht schmecken

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Andrea  |  Urs  |  Lara May  |  Melissa

Wüde   |  Sirko   |  Masuda  |  Alex

Das Restaurant Dampfschiff in Thun wurde vor rund 220 Jahren erbaut und wird seit 2014 von der buma gastro GmbH gepachtet. bu (Burkhalter) und ma (Marti) haben die operative Leitung über die Jahre Schritt für Schritt weitergegeben. Heute wird das Dampfschiff von Andrea Vogt und Kevin Wüthrich geführt. Die beiden sind ein eingespieltes Team. Kevin Wüthrich hat sich 2024 12 Punkte im Restaurantführer Gault Millau erkocht. 

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Hofstettenstrasse 20

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Dampfschiff

Das «Dampfschiff» mit seiner Terrasse an der Aare hat an Fahrt verloren. Kevin Wüthrichs von Regionalität und Nachhaltigkeit geprägte Küche konnte uns bei unseren letzten Besuchen nicht mehr richtig überzeugen: Nach ellenlangen Wartezeiten kamen die Gänge zu bieder und zu wenig sorgfältig gekocht auf den Tisch.

Mehr als Durchschnitt war der Nüsslisalat trotz feiner Sauce nicht, die solide Fischterrine mit Petersilienwurzel ertrank in einer immerhin mit schmackhaftem Petersilienöl angereicherten Buttermilchsauce. Nichts zu kritisieren gab’s an der zarten Rindsroulade mit dezentem Senfaroma, aber die Brotknödel dazu hatten undefinierbaren Geschmack und der Rosenkohl sowie die Karotten («ungeschält, weil bio», erklärte der freundliche Service) keinen Biss. Nichts Positives konnten wir leider auch den Älplermakkaronen mit St. Moritzer Preisniveau abgewinnen: Sie waren trotz einem überraschenden Quittenpüree fad und trocken. Zufrieden waren wir nur mit dem Dessert, einer wunderbar cremigen, sehr aromatischen Chai-Glace.

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Burgstrasse 9, 3600 Thun

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2024:   10. August, Sommerwoche Strassweid, Mittelhäusern, 19:00

           17. August, Hotel & Restaurant Alpenruh , Kiental, 19:00

           23. August, Rote Bühne Bremgarten , 20:00

           2. November, Brauerei Gsellig Bräu , Glattfelden ZH

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2024:  28. März, Privatanlass

          22. Juni, Privatanlass

2023:  27. Januar,  RIDE-IN , Wabern

           28. Januar, Privatanlass

          17. Juni, Privatanlass

            1. Juli,  Meatpoint , Oppligen

            4. August. Privatanlass

          23. September, Privatanlass

          28. Oktober, Privatanlass

2022: 28. Mai, The Mastbreakers, Privatanlass

           11. Juni, Privatanlass, Sarntal, ITA

          18. Juni, Pitralon @ Brunnenhof , Oppligen

            2. August, Privatanlass

           22. Oktober, Privatanlass

2021:   3. Juli, Privatanlass

            9. Juli, Bernaville, Schwarzenburg

            7. August, 50 Jahre Regatta Club Oberhofen

           14. August, 101 Jahre Thunersee Yachtclub

             3. Dezember, Privatanlass, Bogen F, Zürich

2020:    5. Januar, Privatanlass

             9. Januar, Bistro Patricia, Bern

            1. Februar, Privatanlass

            4. Juli, Privatanlass

          17. Juli, Privatanlass

           7. August, Restaurant Mont Vully, Lugnorre

            9. August, Privatanlass

          15. August, Voltige Festival, Montmirail

2019:   2. Mai, Krone Bar "zum Singstudenten", Bern

           22. Juni, Privatanlass

          27. Juli, Privatanlass

            1. August, Bundesfeier Schloss Laupen

            9. August, Restaurant Mont Vully,  Lugnorre

          13. September, Privatanlass

             6. Dezember, Mahogany Hall Bern,  10 Jahre Pitralon

2018:    8. Februar, Alte Taverne  (Adelboden)

          17. März, Privatanlass

           31. Mai, Unisono Bistro  (Steffisburg)

            2. Juni, 40 Jahre Deltateam Falkenflue (Brenzikofen)

          17. August, Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

          20. Oktober, Privatanlass

            3. November, Privatanlass (Rest. Dampfzentrale, Bern)

              7. November, Privatanlass (Zunft zu Webern, Bern)

2017:  25. Februar, Privatanlass (Hotel Fafleralp, Lötschental)

            5. März, Privatanlass (Rest. Löwen Laupen)

          23. März, Privatanlass (JetLäg Bar & Lounge Bern)

          17. Juni, Werft Rock Tavolata (Oberrieden, ZH)

          24. Juni, Pitralon live auf dem Brunnenhof (Oppligen)

            6. August, Privatanlass (Löscher, Bern)

          12. August, Privatanlass

          26. August, Privatanlass (Rest.  Rübis & Stübis, Flaach)

          11. September, Portoferraio (Elba, ITA)

          12. September, Porto Azzurro (Elba, ITA)

          14. September, Isola Capraia (ITA)

          21. Oktober, Bernaville Herbstfest (Schwarzenburg)

           30. November 2017, Ristorante Cinquecento , Steffisburg

2016: 29. Januar,  RIDE-IN ( Wabern)

           18. Februar,  Alte Taverne (Adelboden)

             8. April, Ristorante Cinquecento (Steffisburg)

          23. Juni, Privatanlass

            1. Juli, Landgasthof Biberenbad (Ritzenbach)

          23. Juli, Privatanlass

          30. Juli, Privatanlass

             5. August, Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

          20. August, Privatanlass

          10. September, Privatanlass

            5. November, Privatanlass

            1. Dezember, Privatanlass

2015:   8. Januar, Ristorante Waisenhaus (Thun)

          27. Februar, Privatanlass

            9. April, Privatanlass

            1. Mai, Privatanlass

          27. Juni, Boutique Nelli ( Bern)

            7.  August,  Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

            8. August, Seeplatz (Oberhofen am Thunersee)

           20. & 24. September, Porto Azzurro (Elba, ITA)

           10. Oktober, Member Party, RIDE-IN (Wabern)

            12. November, Privatanlass

           11. Dezember, Privatanlass

2014:   9. Januar, Ristorante Waisenhaus (Thun)

          25. Januar, Privatanlass (Hotel Fafleralp, Lötschental)

          29. März, Privatanlass (Mahogany Hall, Bern)

          24. Mai, Privatanlass (highland-gurten.ch)

          28. Juli, Chill & Grill, 470er Masters Cup (Oberhofen)

            1. August, Privatanlass

            8. August,  Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

            6. September, AEK Caffè (Thun)

          30. Oktober, Doppelleu Brauwerkstatt (Winterthur)

            8. November, Privatanlass

          15. November, Kulturmühle Oberdiessbach

          13. Dezember, Privatanlass

2013: 27. Januar, Privatanlass

          13. Juni, Ristorante Puccini (Belp)

            6. Juli, Privatanlass

          18. August, Privatanlass

          23. August,  Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

            6. September, Privatanlass

            5. Oktober, Marina di Portisco (Sardinien, ITA)

          14. Dezember, Privatanlass

          19. Dezember, Ristorante Puccini (Belp)

2012:  The Haemelers, Thunersee Yachtclub (Thun)

           Golden Coast Party at Oscar's (Stäfa)

           Isola di Capraia (ITA)

           Marciana Marina (Elba, ITA)

           Restaurant Mont Vully (Lugnorre)

           Finnfest, Thunersee Yachtclub (Thun)

           Ristorante Puccini (Belp)

2011:  Museumsnacht im BOGA (Bern)

           100 Jahre Starboot, Konzepthalle 6 (Thun)

           40 Jahre Regatta Club Oberhofen (Oberhofen)

2010:  Rendez-vous à Beaucaire (Beaucaire, FRA)

           Sommerfest am Thunplatz (Bern)

2009:  Finnfest, Thunersee Yachtclub (Thun)

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The Captain's Table Restaurant

Dining & catering, captain’s table mission statement.

The Captain’s Table Restaurant is a private restaurant that serves delicious meals that appeal to the eye as well as the palate in a quiet, friendly, professional manner. We will maintain the highest standards of cleanliness, quality, and creativity, thus allowing our member’s to feel that he/she is the most welcome and special guest in this, his/her private club.

About the Captain’s Table Restaurant

In addition to a sensational sailing venue, the Club has a wonderful restaurant featuring seafood and steaks. Our main dining room and bar are open daily for lunch and dinner year-round. In season, members enjoy casual dining on our covered deck overlooking the bay. In addition to the full menu, the bar features light fare and is the hub of both social and recreational activities around the Club. Our culinary staff is skilled in creating custom quality foods that are not only appealing to your taste but pleasing to the eye.

Quality food, excellent service, elegant atmosphere are all yours when dining at the Captain's Table.

Persons may join the club as an Associate Member to enjoy the dining experience and the views of the bay provided at the Captains Table. This membership allows the Associate to participate in dinner dances, lectures, and other selective lunch and dinner activities.

Please check the Membership page for more details about becoming a club member

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Subscriber only, minnesota twins | five questions as the second half of the twins’ season gets underway.

“I couldn’t take any more of that streaky stuff,” manager Rocco Baldelli said. “It was more than a little bit. It was excessive.”

It sure was.

But the Twins eventually settled in, found some offensive consistency and started rattling off series wins. They finished the first half of the season with a 54-42 record, on pace to win 91 games and in line for a playoff berth.

Here are five questions facing the Twins as the second half of the season gets underway:

Will the Twins make a move at the trade deadline?

The trade deadline is fast approaching — it will fall on July 30 at 5 p.m. CT this year — and the Twins currently are in position to be buyers. Holding a Wild Card spot at the moment, the big question will be how much the Twins want to push to supplement this roster.

After a slow start, the offense has been among the best in the majors. It seems as if contending teams could always use bullpen help at the deadline, but the Twins’ group could be getting major reinforcements soon in the form of injured relievers Brock Stewart and Justin Topa.

But the status of the starting rotation is more of a question.

The Twins have Pablo López, Joe Ryan, Bailey Ober, Simeon Woods Richardson and Chris Paddack currently in the rotation. But their starting pitching depth is thin. And the Twins will need to continue carefully monitoring Paddack’s workload in his first full season since 2019.

Would they swing a trade for a starting pitcher? And how much would they have to part with to do so? They have a little over a week to figure that out.

How healthy will the Twins be?

The Twins limped into the all-star break, forced to play a catcher, Christian Vázquez, at third base last Saturday due to a string of injuries to their infielders.

After staying mostly healthy for much of the first half of the season, both Kyle Farmer (shoulder) and Jose Miranda (back) landed on the injured list and Carlos Correa (more on him below) was sidelined with a foot injury.

Austin Martin was already on the injured list at the time, though his return could be quite soon. Fellow infielder Royce Lewis, whom the Twins said early in July they would re-evaluate after the all-star break, was too. Lewis is dealing with an adductor strain that the Twins expected would keep him out for a few weeks.

Stewart appears to be near a return — which could provide a big boost to the bullpen —rehabbing with the Triple-A Saints last week after missing two months with shoulder tendinitis, and Topa (knee) could be moving toward making his season debut.

The Twins haven’t said much publicly about Alex Kirilloff’s status since he landed on the IL a little more than a month ago, though it’s hard to see how he fits into the picture at the current moment when he is healthy.

How big of a problem will Carlos Correa’s foot be?

Carlos Correa was scratched from the lineup on Saturday and imaging revealed plantar fasciitis in his right foot. The all-star break came at a good time for him, and if he does take the field on Saturday, he would have had seven days to rest.

But how serious is the injury?

The early word is that it is less serious than the plantar fasciitis he had in his left foot last season, but it still has to be a concern considering how much he was limited by his foot a season ago.

Correa said last Sunday if he could have done things differently last year, he would have taken more time off when the issue started to make sure that the pain doesn’t worsen.

But how much time is enough time? And how much will plantar fasciitis affect and limit Correa, who has been the Twins’ team MVP to this point?

What will the Twins do with Brooks Lee when Royce Lewis returns?

It’s a good problem to have, certainly, but what will the Twins do with their No. 2 prospect when Lewis makes his return?

Lee was called up from Triple-A when Lewis landed on the injured list, and his performance in a small sample size has impressed those around him.

Though he’s primarily played third base since he got called up, and was drafted as a shortstop, he had an very notable day in the field last weekend at second base, making multiple nice plays, which drew praise from manager Rocco Baldelli.

If Lee continues to perform, the Twins could opt to shift him over to second, letting him play a little bit of third and possibly even short, as well. That could free up super utilityman Willi Castro to move around the field as needed.

Can the Twins catch Cleveland?

The Twins hit the all-star break 4½ games behind the division-leading Cleveland Guardians in the American League Central division and they will spend the second half of the season trying to track them down.

Despite the ground to make up, FanGraphs gave them a 38.1 percent chance to win the division (behind Cleveland’s 53.3 percent).

The Twins will play seven games in the second half against the Guardians — they went 0-5 against them in the first half — and will have an opportunity to gain some games on Cleveland then.

If they are unable to catch the Guardians, they are still well positioned to make the playoffs currently. As it sat at the break, they held the second Wild Card spot — matching them up for a series in New York against a historically-dreaded playoff foe: the Yankees.

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