This Turkish restaurant's food and service cannot disappoint. And that's also considering that I…read morearrived with high expectations, as a self-proclaimed Berlin-Turkish-food-scene expert really wanted to check it out for the first time due to the wood-fired kebab spit. Overall a lovely place to sit down and enjoy an extended dinner (albeit a sober one as they did not have alcohol on the menu). The upbeat, multi-lingual, and friendly service shined upon arrival, as they attempted to be helpful in English, Turkish, and German all at once (I'm racially ambiguous). We were able to choose our table and settle down before a server came to ask us if we had any questions, and then took our order. We ordered two dishes which focused on the wood-fired, horizontal spit, kebap meat (it's normally vertically flamed with an electric grill) which was crispy on the outside and the tenderest, juicy, and most subtly flavorful meat hiding beneath the thin crust. All the dishes in the House Speciality section come with 3 skewers of meat, and they served them to us 1 skewer at a time as we finished one and the 2nd/3rd skewer came hot off the grill. The side vegetable were fresh and grilled, and I especially want to give praise to the grilled tomato. As we were two large guys with a day-long lake adventure fueled appetite, we needed to order a lamacun as well, a Turkish "pizza". We underestimated the size of the portion, as it came with three "pieces", each of which almost the size of a thin crust regular pizza. The bread part was ultra thin and the flavors mild and delicious. There was a thin layer of meat on it that was just so delicate. At the end we ordered a cheesy pastry called Kunefe, and I thought I'd died and gone to dessert heaven. I'm not 100% sure what this is, but it was a melted cheese, with honey, pistachio nuts, and some cream on top that just exploded with flavor when all those unrelated flavors combined. My dining mate said that the Kunefe was good, but there was still another place in Berlin that did it better. I didn't care though. This Kunefe is the first and best I'd ever had!

The food was ok, could easily have been better. But the service were somewhere between non existing…read moreand terrible. The waiter kept disappearing to stand out in front of the restaurant and talking to friends. I ordered a mixed grill plate and would have expected it to be a sample of the delicious kebab that are chargrilled right in the middle of the restaurant, instead it consisted of chicken wings, fatty lamb and a patty. Don't know if we were just unlucky with food and service but I think that meal was the worst I've had in my long weekend visiting Berlin Compared to what you can get for the same money both in the same neighborhood and across Berlin, either the price is way to high or the quality is way to low. Either the price

This is a new Lebanese imbiss with all the standards. Hummus, baba ghanouj, schwarma, makali, etc…read more For 2 euro, the falafel sandwich was decent. The falafel itself had already been made and fried, which gave it a sort of oily texture that wouldn't be there had it been freshly made. It may have just been the time of day that I was there, so I don't know if it's more typical for them to make their falafel fresh to order. I haven't tried anything else there, but the food was decent enough for me to explore a bit more. Especially for the price.

Delicious Falafel. For 3 euros you get something that I couldn't get for 7 euros elsewhere in…read moreBerlin. Simple, straight to the point, tasty. Love it. By the way, the people preparing the food (the owners? employees? I don't know and I don't care) are able to be efficient and caring at the same time. Awesome.

This place is absolutely unique. An amazing couple turned their kitchen, living room, and backyard…read moreto a cozy restaurant for the neighbors. The food is fresh, good portion, and incredibly tasty. I'm definitely gonna go back to this place.

I ordered the goats cheese and spinach quiche although I could see from the tables around us that…read morethe crepes were being enjoyed too. An enormous slab of quiche and salad arrived and I planned to split it and take half home. That never happened! It was so delicious, everything a quiche can be. I ended up eating the whole thing! The ginger tea, also had been made with great care. Afterwards, my companion and I sat talking for ages with Feral and Jorgen. We both liked them and what they are doing. A more welcoming couple would be hard the find. A great place to visit if you are exploring the Halbinsel.

Amazing coffee shop owned in the LGBT community, and a common gathering place of diversity…read more Several breakfast offerings in the morning including quiche and sandwiches. They have desserts and cakes which look phenomenal. I have noticed that they can sell out of items quickly and change out. Service is quick and efficient. As an American I didn't love their version of iced coffee - but you usually won't find much iced coffee in Europe anyway. Stick to the cappuccinos and hot lattes.

nice place for people watching with extended patio seating. drinks and coffee are ok, cakes looked…read morenice but didn't try

This fast-food style spot sticks to tradition, serving up classic Turkish options like Pide…read more(similar to a sandwich) and Dürüm (like a burrito), with your choice of chicken, lamb, or a mix of both. The service is quick, the food is delicious, and there are a few other tasty options on the menu too. A solid go-to for a satisfying bite at the station. Dieser Imbiss im Fast-Food-Stil bleibt der Tradition treu und bietet klassische türkische Gerichte wie Pide (ähnlich einem Sandwich) und Dürüm (wie ein Burrito) mit Hähnchen, Lamm oder einer Mischung aus beidem. Der Service ist schnell, das Essen lecker, und es gibt noch einige andere gute Optionen auf der Karte. Eine super Adresse für einen schnellen, sättigenden Happen am Bahnhof.

A very delicious Döner! Garlic sauce and spice made this so good! Big enough to share. Quick and…read morefriendly service.

This place is awesome and we went a couple of times because:…read more1. the pizza (salami) was perfect and super quick. Somehow soft and crusty all at once. 2. the wine was cheap and high quality. 3. the coffee was super and not burnt. 4. it's open 24 hours a day! The only scary bit was I almost choked to death from fright when eating a pizza when the 10 guys in their all jumped up and screamed and yelled in unison in Italian. Something to do with a goal as they seem to watch a lot of soccer. Once I steadied myself and realised there was no bomb it added to the atmosphere.

The pizza was nice, and it was one of the only places open late on a Sunday night. They wouldn't…read moreallow us to get water from the tap, and charged us 3 euros for a water that was smaller than the soda of the same price.

Café Bilderbuch is the apple of Schöneberg's eye when it comes to Gemütlichkeit (or coziness) but…read moreI'm afraid that the hype doesn't quite extend to its food. As the name of the restaurant suggests, the atmosphere is picturebook perfect: imagine that you've walked right into someone's antique living room/dining room/personal library hybrid (complete with comfy armchairs and bookcases) and you have Café Bilderbuch. But only come here for a meal on a slower day if you have time to kill because the service can be a little slower. One of the male servers is also a little brusque. The breakfast options are a little unimaginative, though they are very stereotypically German. Think bread, meat, cheese, and smoked salmon. I did like, however, how the menu was printed in a newspaper format and how each dish's name had a German fairy tale theme. I had Der Froschkönig, which consisted of smoked salmon, trout, eggs with caviar, olives, butter, bread, and a glass of orange juice for €8.90. It was nice that the orange juice was included, but I still felt like it wasn't very filling for what I paid -- it was basically a generous amount of smoked salmon, a single hardboiled egg, and a few pieces of fruit. But what's more disappointing is the fact that the restaurant is open until midnight, but the dinner menu is pretty much barren. There must've only been about five or six options when I went there for dinner last week. I had Omas Hühnersuppe -- it certainly hit the spot on such a cold winter's night but my grandma's chicken soup is packed to the brim with ingredients unlike Café Bilderbuch's version. It was, however, only €6.90 (which was actually cheaper than my breakfast!) but the dinner menu leaves a lot to be desired. While you might miss out on some of the live piano nights, I'd only recommend this place for brunch if you'd like to get a taste of a typical German breakfast and typical German customer service.

I sat down quite a few minutes after they were already open. There were maybe two other customers…read morealready there. It took over 10 minutes for someone to decide to get my order. The coffee was ok. Ok as in "to prepare it like this I would've just done it in my house". Not an offense but not really what we would expect from a place with those prices. With the exception of the particular waitress that serviced me, the rest of the staff stroke me as impatient and borderline rude. I had a terrible experience.

Sehr gutes Team nett und zuvorkommend und sehr gutes Baklava!! Wärmstens zu empfehlenread more

This is what my baklava dreams are made of. I joke with my boyfriend that when we get married I'd…read moregladly fly to Berlin just to pick up Pasam Baklava to bring home for the reception. Heck, I'd have a wedding here if the baklavas can't get past customs. I'm no baklava expert... I just know that it tastes better than any baklava I've had in the US. Their baklava is juicy. It's still got the flaky layers, but piece is sandwiched between juiciness making stuff ooze out with every bite. They also have a ton of flavors- pistachio, milk pistachio, walnut, regular, milk something. I really have no idea what they were. Just get one of each. Note: This is a more "local" area, but fortunately for us tourists, the guy I ordered from knew some English. It's all good though- you can pretty much just point anyways. It came out to less than $1 per piece. And it's only a block or so away from the Yorckstrasse S/U-Bahn. (The S-Bahn is closer.)