You can admire the cityscape from the Main Tower either at its 53rd-floor restaurant, while dining on dishes like boiled wagyu beef Tafelspitz or yellow-fin tuna with nashi pears and ginger, or from its adjacent cocktail lounge, where the minimum bar order is €25. Reservations are recommended at both; the dress code is ‘business casual’.
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