Really excellent pizza…read more I had the Diavolo, nice thin crust, good sauce the pepperoni could have bene a bit hotter, but that's purely a taste thing. Staff a super friendly and very accomodating if you have a baby plus kinderwagen. Good sized restaurant that's never overly full that you feel pressured to move on as soon as you've finished your meal. Great for quiet Sundays when all you wanna do is chillout have a pizza and a beer with the family.

very cool blue-tiled wood burning pizza oven - excellent pizza crust and the sauce was nicely…read moreseasoned. I had the Salsiccia, which had a nice fennel-seed Italian sausage and braised savoy cabbage. I thought the cabbage was a bit odd, but i guess it worked. we received very good service, and good pacing with the meal (pizza came only after we had finished our salads and the plates were cleared. i would like to see a bigger selection of wines, but at least all are available by the glass. will definitely go back if I'm in the neighborhood and hungry for a pizza. the place is pretty big so it might be a good place to go with friends.

Friendly, nice server. They have menus in English and German. Local place on a main drag of the…read morecityp Pizza was the winner here. Not to say the calzone wasn't good either. Everyone else liked their dishes.

If you're American, to sum up the menu, this is like a cheesecake factory minus the cheesecake…read more They also offer mixed drinks which is a change of pace from drinking beer or wine. The mojito was the best i ever had. The food was good which helped out their rating because service was slow and they did not have an English menu. However, the names of the dishes are familiar if you have eaten at an Italian or Thai restaurant. Spaghetti carbonara tasted fresh and the pasta was cooked perfectly. The price to portion ratio was reasonable. You'll be full but you probably won't end up taking any leftovers back with you. Overall, if you want good variety executed pretty good, this is the place.

This restaurant serves Thai/Vietnamese...AND...Italian. What?…read more Yes, you read right. I'm often under the assumption that restaurants should select one type of cuisine and excel at it very well. Sinans Cafe falls into this category. Do Italian or do Asian, but doing both on an average level? Why? Mystery. I selected the grilled chicken salad with fresh garden greens, tomato and a honey mustard dressing. It was OK, but was very soaked in dressing...making everything just a bit soggy. The portion size was great, and everything good...but even the freshest of lettuce cannot survive the onslaught of runny dressing. For the record, most dressing in Germany I've found has a much "looser" consistency than what I am used to...so I will be ordering it on the side as soon as I can figure out how to communicate this in English. The salad was...pretty good. As was the Diet Coke. Service was a tad scattered, and the server did drop a glass near our table onto the floor. The large pieces were picked up but there was still crunchy glass all over the floor around us as we finished our meal, and then 10 minutes later...crunching all over our bags and feet. Strange. A perfectly nice lunch spot...nice seating and good location near Goetheplatz...but for 13euros, my salad was as bit of a disappointment. Stick with one thing you do well? Perhaps the solution. Or, I order pizza next time instead of salad. Maybe a better solution.

Waiters very unfriendly. Pizza terrible. It's a joke. Ice…read morecream the cheapest you can find. No mozzarella. Just cheap cheese. Frozen shrimps. Overcooked. Coke in a glass.