By day the restaurant serves food and coffee, with burgers, dip baskets, local dishes and a children's menu. In the evening it turns into a bar and karaoke venue. The interior is decorated with local film history, including scenes from films shot in the town, and a large collection of puukko knives reflects the local knife tradition. The restaurant has revived the locally known Hessa mustard, served with sausages.
It is in the Vallesmanni shopping centre. Tables can be reserved, and private rooms are available for small and large groups for meetings and parties. Seating, entrance, toilet and car park are wheelchair accessible.
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