The family prides itself with its 120 years saga of good, green food, started by Ambrosius Hiltl in 1898 as Vegetarierheim and Abstinence-Café. It did not become an overnight success story, with Ambrosius moving the operations to a new building outside the city. It was again revamped in 1925, eventually making the Swiss move from the regular vegetarian options of hash browns and vegetables. Circa 1950, and imagine scouring the Swiss food markets for coriander, turmeric, cumin seeds and the like; so yes, Hiltl never had an easy journey.
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