Kenne das Geschäft schon sehr lange und bin bisher immer vollumfänglich und absolut zufrieden gewesen!

THE BREEZE is a restaurant with bar and cigar lounge. In the summer months, the dreamlike garden terrace in maritime style is also open. Under the unique glass roof dome with a view of the sky, the location is also very popular for banquets such as weddings, birthdays, corporate parties, Christmas parties and other celebrations. Specialties: Hot stone (beef fillet, entrecôte, salmon, scampi) with 3 different sauces or alternatively from the lava stone grill //// Breeze Burger with raclette cheese and French fries //// Traditional Viennese Veal Schnitzel with French fries and cranberries. The restaurant the Breeze is located in the Atrium in Buchs SG on the border with Liechtenstein ( Schaan / Vaduz ) in the Werdenberger Rhine Valley. Free underground parking for guests available. 10min walk from the train station Buchs SG. By bus to bus stop Flösweg or Rheinaustrasse (100m). Enjoy time, good food, a fine drop of wine or a nightcap in the cozy cigar lounge. "The Breeze" is like balm for the soul. Other services: Indoor golf, golf store, apartments, meeting rooms with catering, seminar rooms, conference rooms, co-working spaces, art gallery.

Sehr schöner Saal, Gastgeber und Personal kompetent, freundlich und zuvorkommend. Küche sehr gut. Gerne mal wieder. Margrit Zogg Präsidentin VSV SG

Von A-Z sehr fein. Freundliche und sympathische Bedienung. Herzlichen Dank. Ich komme gerne wieder!

We are leaders in offering insurance solutions for illness, accidents and loss of earnings in the Principality of Liechtenstein and distinguish ourselves with cost-conscious products tailored to Liechtenstein needs. Story When it was founded in 1925, the Principality of Liechtenstein and the country's municipalities were in a difficult economic situation. Workers and employees as well as their families depended on social protection against illness and accidents. Today, FKB is a modern health insurance company that offers a wide range of services. The comparison of premiums with other insurance companies speaks for itself. The fund does not primarily want to earn money, but only expects its members to pay bonuses in an amount that is necessary for the healthy continued existence of the fund. Although the FKB has changed significantly in its long career and has opened up nationwide, the original objectives of helping insured persons in the event of illness and accident and of maintaining independence and self-administration in the qualitative expansion of services have not been lost sight of.