Café Krone

This was my favorite meal in Berlin by far. It's so intimate and small. You feel like you're in…read moresomeone's home. The food is incredible. Their sandwiches are to die for. Apparently we were some of their final patrons before closing the business on 12/31, but I think they're planning on opening elsewhere!

This was another Berlin recommendation from my sister. On our first night, my friends and I were…read morepretty exhausted and wanted a low key dinner that wasn't too expensive. Mogg was perfect. It is located in an old girl's school. We made sure to make reservations as we heard this is a popular place. It looks like a small deli and has a really cool vibe with a bunch of tables. They have vegetarian options for those that do not eat meat. I ordered the pastrami sandwich that they are known for. It was really good. My other friend ordered the pastrami salad, another the Reuben, and another their vegetarian sandwich. It was here that I discovered one of my favorite German Beers, Bayreuther Hell. My friend ordered lemon and ginger tea and was given hot water with a real lemon wedge and ginger root in it. I noticed that this is common in Germany. Service was great, food was delicious and it was exactly what we needed after a long day. I highly recommend!

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Formidable

4.4(17 reviews)

0.9 km•Prenzlauer Berg

The Flammenkuchen for 7-8€ is decent in price and good in taste. We liked the Camembert more than…read morethe classic one which is normally not the case. But note that the Camembert is the heaviest of all flammenkuchen options. I personally felt it was a bit lacking in Creme and crunchiness. But overall great Update: went again to try the vegetable Mediterranean flammenkuchen. Don't order the original one. Get the vegetable or Cemembert one. Both are amazing! The owner has a great taste of music!

Hey guys, I went there, because a friend recommanded it to me. I was very excited, but when I…read moreentered, their was a very bad fetty smell, that welcomed me. I still was okay and looked into the cooking area and at the food presented. I was suprised. It did not look fresh at all. Anyway, I ordered a Croque-Barbecue-Bacon-Burger-Style and was still hoping for good, but it was absolutely not convincing. The onions and the tomatoes were not in good condition. The veggies seemed not fresh. The patty was thin and a kind of grilled through, even though I wanted medium. In short words, I was not happy and even found a hair within the burger. I will never go there again.

Flammkuchen Klassik mit Bacon, roten Zwiebeln und kräuterschmand

Croque Gyros mit hausgemachtem coleslaw Salat

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Suicide Sue

4.1(105 reviews)

0.9 km•Prenzlauer Berg

Cafe is very comfy! And has a good vibe to it! But what impressed me the most was the fact since…read morethey take cash only, and I had none on me, they'd let me go find an ATM! I think that is really sweet the fact that they'd be so trustworthy of a stranger:) Anyway! Thanks for waiting!:) Will make sure to come back next time I'm in Berlin!

Meh. Pancakes were not great, and not hot enough…read more Coffee and juice were OK but nothing special. Looks like it's trying to grow into a health food spot. It's pretty small so i felt squished while sitting down.

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scoom

4.0(23 reviews)

2.1 km•Mitte

A small food store in the subway station of Alexanderplatz and Friedrichstraße with a great…read moreconcept: vegan and bio premade food for a small price. They also have Sandwiches, Muffins and the like, but their specialty are salads with couscous, bulgur and pasta. They also offer yogurts and drinks. My favorite is the chai latte, which you don't get that easily in a quality like this. Everything is prepared freshly; at Alexanderplatz you can watch them work behind the scenes. The only downside: there's not really a quiet place to sit down.

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Muse

4.4(67 reviews)

1.4 km•Prenzlauer Berg

If you are looking for a restaurant that serves good food and has a homey feel then Muse is for…read moreyou. They have been closed for rennovations and just opened again recently, so I'm glad I got to stop by here while on vacation. The restaurant was pretty packed on a Saturday evening, but we were able to grab the other end of a long table to eat at. They currently don't have any menus in English, but the waitress was happy to explain dishes we couldn't understand. The menu is filled with some starters, tapas, burgers, and desserts. We decided to share a variety of items and got 3 tapas (fried chicken, pulled pork, and bao bun) and the triple cheeseburger with bacon. Out of the 3 tapas, I enjoyed the fried chicken the most. It was moist, fried nicely, and not oily. The coleslaw that accompanied it was also good. The pulled pork was also tasty, but I wasn't a huge fan of pairing it with humus. My least favorite was the bao bun. I thought the bun was way too thick...so thick I actually thought it was 2 buns stuck together. The pork however was cooked well and very tender. I enjoyed the triple cheeseburger with bacon. I liked how the burger came out medium rare on a sizzling pan. We left it on there a few minutes and enjoyed eating it medium-medium well. The bacon, guacamole, lettuce, and tomatoes were also on the side, so you can add as much or as little to your burger as you liked. It was definitely customizable! I washed my food down with a mojito, which was just okay. A little too much mint for my liking. I probably should have just ordered from their beer menu! Service was great, with our two waitresses being rather attentive throughout our meal. They happy gave C some paper and crayons/colored pens when he asked for them.

Great food and drinks, friendly staff, and a chilled atmosphere - although it can get crowded and…read moreyou end up sitting very close to other guests. Coming back to food - you find things on the menu which you usually don't easily find in Berlin, such as southern fried chicken or corn fritters. We had the latter, which was great.

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Back-Factory

4.3(12 reviews)

2.0 km•Mitte

Near Alexander Platz and the TV Tower, this place is convenient and there are a lot of options! I…read morelove bakeries. I got a chocolate croissant and what looked like an apple pie, and both were pretty good. The croissant wasn't as fluffy as it could have been, but the apple pie pastry was pretty good. It could have been fluffier too I think (but that just means there was less butter in the making of the pastry). Both weren't too sweet, which I appreciated. They have a wide variety of sweet pastries as well as sandwiches, so depending on what you're in the mood for and what time of day it is, you should be able to find something you want!

Such a cool, laid back, cafe! Definitely will be going back. Not expensive at all, the sandwiches…read morewere delicious and the serve yourself aspect was super neat.

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Apple pie and chocolate croissant

Yorma's

4.3(8 reviews)

2.1 km•Mitte

Look, it's a convenience store in a train station, with a bit of hot food. The sausages are okay, I…read morelike their currywurst. I go there three or four days a week and get some fresh pineapple for lunch. Baked goods suck though, pass on those. It's not more than decent, but if you don't want McD's and need something quick, I suppose you could do worse.

Kaffeesahne und lecker lecker Sirupse for free. Toll auch die Transportpappe!

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Eingang im Erdgeschoss des Bahnhofs Alexanderplatz

Rüyam Gemüse Kebab 2

4.7(52 reviews)

0.4 km•Prenzlauer Berg

If you didn't eat a kebab in Berlin, did you even go? its the most iconic food in Berlin. And i was…read moreon the hunt to find the best. I tried 6+ different spots and ruyam was by far the best. Came here on a Thursday at ~11am (to avoid the lunch rush) and it was jam packed with students and working professionals. Luckily the staff here are super efficient yet patient with customers. It's self-service. You order at the counter and they'll call out your number. Many claimed their seats before ordering, which id recommend as there are only ~15 tables inside. Once I ordered, food was ready in ~5min. And it was huge! A fresh flatbread slathered with a delicious garlic sauce and stuffed with warm juicy chicken kebab sliced fresh off the spit and fresh salad mix. The thought of this kebab sandwhich is making me drool. The toppings were almost falling out because of how much they stuffed in. Probably one of the best bites I had in Berlin! And for €8, it was a steal! When I went it was not crowded and typical. The staff mentioned it's usually a 40-60 min wait with lines out the door.

I had several kebabs in Berlin and this place was my favorite…read more I will make this review short and sweet: * So good! * Lots of teenagers * Usually has a line * Line moves fast * Some tables in the back * Cash only * So good!

Front and menu and where you order

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Der Bäcker

4.8(24 reviews)

1.2 km•Prenzlauer Berg

Oh My God i was only able to come here thanks to yelp - this a local bakery where the food is…read moreexceptional and the family and staff who work there take pride in what they do - they are extremely friendly - the chocolate cake are delicious and she recommended the blueberry cake which was stellar

There is not indoor seating. I got the cake and it was pretty good, I liked that the restaurant is…read morefamily owned and operated; however, it the dessert was not anything special.

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Simply...

4.6(8 reviews)

1.8 km•Prenzlauer Berg

Sarah is outstanding. My wife and I were looking for a REAL breakfast; a baguette with a slice of…read moreham, is not in any sense of the word, breakfast. After finding her menu with a quick google search, (ex. American Breakfast), we made the trip from Straßmannstraße to her quaint, comfortable cafe and were immediately graced with her warmth and genuine demeanor. We had the Classic American breakfast (i.e. 2 Eggs, 2 Bacon, Hashbrowns and Toast) and my wife had the Bacon, Egg and Cheese on english muffin, one cappuccino and tea... all for only 12 euros. That's incredible. We are looking forward to visiting her again. Thanks again Sarah!

Its an unassuming place. But owner Sarah manages to make people feel welcome and at the same time…read moreis happy to cook something special for her. I had a nice ruben as well as some pan cakes that were delicious. We talked about free WiFi and people having out all day over a cup of coffee. I didn't think she minded those kind of customers, but people "stealing" the fee WiFi is not something Sarah is happy with. I totally agree. I was missing a bit of kraut on my Ruben - how typical. But the bread was great, so was the pastrami. Sarah promised to prepare the next one just like I like it. I even noticed some Mountain Dew in the fridge, but I resisted the soda high. Please check out that little gem in the Kiez and be delightfully surprised. I have not received any freebies or other compensation for this review.