From the owner: mediterrane, moderne Küche trifft gut bürgerlichread more

Really, really delicious Greek food! The restaurant has a very unfortunate location and is…read moredifficult to spot if you don't know it's there. But if you stumble accross it here, make sure you try it!!

Great food with a nice outdoor area. I ordered the Pasta Carbonara and it came with bread and a…read moredelicious feta and olive oil dip. The staff was also really friendly, which was the cherry on top.

First to review. What a feather in my cap…read more Okay, I'm mostly doing this for the novelty of yelping about an establishment in a foreign country: On a recent trip abroad, I had a unique opportunity to go out for Mediterranean cuisine in Germany. Reading a menu of Greek dishes in German is definitely a surreal experience when your native tongue is English. The food was passable and the environment was pleasant, but the main reason this restaurant stands out to me is the complementary Ouzo served at the beginning and end of the meal. Some people hate Ouzo. I happen to love it. I loved it enough to drink my dining companions' Ouzo in addition to mine so it wouldn't go to waste, which may explain why I remember little else about the experience. Yassou!

From the owner: Mediterrane Küche mit asiatischen Einflüssen, besonderes Augenmerk auf vegetarische und vegane…read moreGerichte

I attended a very nice Company dinner here, along with Jesse T. and others. We arrived via a…read morehistorical trolly ride that first took us through the streets of Merseberg and Halle. I enjoyed the harvest theme decor of the interior, although I thought it was a little dark. We had our own room within this medium-sized restaurant. There is one key design issue here in that the men's restroom door opens directly into on of the dining areas. I got yelled at by a patron because I apparently didn't close the door quickly enough. I really enjoyed my meal and with Jesse T. making the beer recommendations, how could I go wrong? Service was very good, especially for a group of our size. English really wasn't spoken here, but we had plenty of German speakers to see us through.

Another night last year in Germany with a large group of people. We had come from Merseberg on a…read moreclassic trolley made in the Czech Republic and used in the DDR during the 1970s. I had a liter of Doppelbock on the trolley, so I was glad to find that they had plain old Bock Beer in liter mugs. I got that and half a duck. I remembered it was a huge portion, but it was delicious. Restaurant is a little dark, and there were dried hop bines above, so I thought that was pretty neat.