I highly recommend this place for breakfast. It's a fantastic way to kickstart your day, and the…read moreservice is top-notch!

This is the most frustrating restaurant, huge for nothing , brings you the wrong orders from the…read moremenu. when you are ready to pay they don't use cards now they all don't understand English . Imagine in this modern age where we have digital pay the frustration you might have. It's Europe you don't have to carry different countries currencies wherever you go plus some coins.

Toooooo expensive for no good reason. A glass of cola is 5€ that's outrageous. A plate of…read morevegetables that consists of half a tomato, half eggplant and half Artischocken is for 14 euros. I'd say it's not worth it at all

Every dish we ordered was amazing I recommend specially the…read moreyogurt tavuk and their dessert kufana was beyond spectacular , tip try it with their "Chai" black tea

The Mezze plate here is good but the beef on my entre was not as good. The most concerning issue…read morethough was that a friend of mine ordered a dish that was larger than he expected. He didn't eat it all and the staff actually insulted him and told him he was wasting their food. At the meal's end, to everyone's great surprise, they would not even take a VISA credit card. Not a good experience. Service was also slow since the employees sat down to eat and we had to wait quite a while for a check. Avoid this place but if you must go here, just get the mezzo plate only.

As a Turkish couple living in Berlin, we decided to go a Turkish style dinner place around the…read moreneighbourhood. Unluckily we have picked that one. Staff was fighting with each other instead of serving, kebabs and soups are far away from the originals and even looks like made from frozen market products. Really disappointed.

I don't know how anyone could give this place less than 5 stars; if I could give it 6, I would…read more First: the food is absolutely delightful. There are tons of options, including many vegetarian ones, and I have yet to try a dish that wasn't beautifully made, with balanced, light flavors. There are lots of beans, lentils, vegetables, yogurt-based sauces, olives, cheeses, stews, bread, tea, three or four variety of starchs--rice, couscous, bulgur, etc-, burek, fried stuff, baked stuff, boiled stuff.... Sometimes, if I need to eat one meal in a day, I'll go here. Second: the people that work here come from various places--Turkey, Lebanon, Germany, Cuba...ALL of them (that I've met) are friendly, generous, and welcoming (and patient as I point at the different foods to pile my plate with!). The atmosphere of the restaurant is awesome: a clean, simple yet warm vibe, classical music playing, and a back room where you can look onto the back yard. Third: you are getting ALL of this for either 7 or 9 Euro. I come from NYC, where one can easily--and in fact often does--pay twice that amount for food half as good. SUPPORT places like this, that offer lovingly made, healthy, delicious food for good prices....this is my favorite restaurant BY FAR in the neighborhood, and there are many other good ones here. I've brought about 4 friends here and all of them have been blown away...one even told me the next day, "dude, I can't stop thinking about that restaurant!".

One of the best Mediterranean places I've been to in all of Europe! This quaint family owned…read morerestaurant/catering service offers a great value of a large, all you can fit, Mediterranean food for €9.50 (or small plate for €8). I was quite amazed at how much food could fit on one plate! The service was amazing & such heart-felt. I would recommend this place to anyone! Although bear in mind there is not a whole lot of space to sit.

This place needs more than five stars! We went on a Sunday afternoon for a quick brunch but we were…read moreamazed by the taste of the turkish food! Try everything with less that 8€ including the tea which costs 1€!! Plus enjoy the live turkish music with the happiest singer ever!

Lunch table is just great. All you can eat buffet with turkish specialites. Choice of one soft…read moredrink or tea comes with it. Suitable for a larger group of people (e.g. office lunch break) also.

Dont do it. Ordered from this mirage through lieferheld and the döner was like a 3 day old stirfry…read morecovered in moist pita bread. Moral of the month: don't order döner on the online

Literally a "hole-in-a-wall" place, but OH SO GOOD! Gemischter Teller was huge and very tasty. Best…read morefalafel I ever had!

The Falafel is worth it !…read more I went in to the BAUHAUS near by and was intrigued by the awesome smell of it and got in. With my stupid hungry face i was already drooling as he was making dem Falafel balls. He looks at my face and offers me a free falafel. I chewed and gazed and realized thats the best falafel i ever had. I dropped my stuuf gave him a hug and ordered the Falafel with aubergine in arabic bread. ( Ok i didnt hug him) but he had this warmth and welcome to offer. That to me is enough to decide and not to mention the sauces. Try ! Try ! Try !

Started our 24-hour stay in Berlin with a delicious and affordable dinner at this neighbourhood…read moregem, just around the corner from our hotel. We ordered the eggplant dip, spicy veal meatballs, vine leaves, and sardines (mis-translated as anchovies on the English-language menu). Everything was delicious - the bread and salad so fresh, the fish beautifully presented and flavourful, the dip creamy and refreshing. Only thing wrong with the vine leaves is that we would have happily eaten more. (Actually, we would have been too full, but they tasted SO GOOD!) Many Turkish clientele, which is always a good sign, and though our server spoke hardly any English, we managed the meal with no difficulty. We would absolutely eat there again, if only we were in town for longer! (Especially because we were so looking forward to the pistachio baclava, but in the end were too full to order it.)

Found this spot on Google as we were looking for authentic Turkish food. Started off with the…read moreomelette with sausage that came with a salad, all very fresh. Next for the entreés. I had the mixed meat platter which contained an array of kebab sausages, chicken, beef and lamb paired with rice, salad and yogurt sauce. Yum! Huge portions too with the right balance of meat, veggies and carbs. My girlfriend had the grilled fish. Not quite sure which fish or was exactly, but it's pictures on the menu. Seasoned with salt and lemon, the dish was so simple yet so crispy and tasty. Of course we had giant cups of beers to go with them and finished the meal off with baklava and Turkish tea. Service was attentive as well. Menu is only in German, but good ol Google Translate helped us out with that.