Let us start with the obvious: Parking is the worst experience you start your stay here. There are…read morehardly any parking spaces around the restaurant and the ones that do exist are incredible small and hard to get to. So you're ending up parking your car somewhere on a spot nearby which might be a little illegal. ;) The next thing you experience when you enter is this special waitress, she's amazing she has a loose mouth, that's a feature you can rarely find in Germany specially in a restaurant. I might be ahead of myself here but when you're done eating she comes to the table with a bottle of Uzo and pours you a shot ... I mean filled up til the top. Anyway, the location is pretty nice, but the tables are pretty close to each other so it's a little uncomfortable depending on where you sit. Some huge tables also have a beam in between, so if you want to sit with 8 ppl you have to talk thru the wood. If you don't like half the party you're with, this table might be a good option, just kidding. The food is very meaty, I mean it's a greek restaurant, so that's what you expect, they have a vegetarian menu though and that's also not very common specially in that kind of restaurants. Besides this one specific waitress, the rest of the service team could be a little bit more attentive, they are more or less just bringing food and cleaning tables. Coming back to the table situation, there are some directly in front of the doorway to the restrooms, those seats might be the worst in the whole place, I think I would leave if I would have to sit there. To summarize and not bore you to death here, it's a nice spot, nothing special but worth a visit or two or three. Cheers

Food is so so. The restaurant is dirty; never thought what…read morethe kitchen might look like. Every time someone wants to pay by credit card, the machine does not work; do they have something to hide??

Overall a nice greek restaurant at a beautiful spot at the border to a park. The location is that…read morebig that you don't need to reserve when you go as a couple, but might be helpful on saturdays, sundays or if you are more than 2 guys. I think not paying attention to empty glasses is kind of the greek culture, because it happens in all greek restaurants we visited... or it's just related to us ... who knows.. maybe it is just my german culture to recognise that :) But once ordered everything arrived the table quick, hot and with a good taste. Dishes are not too big but they are exactly what you need for an eventing dinner. Thumbs Up !