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!

Nice little deli downtown. They had great cold cuts and cheese. There was a selection of pre-made…read moresandwiches and pastas that could be eaten on site. The staff were very nice and helpful. We got some sandwiches, a pasta dish and a vegetable croquette and ate at one of the two or three outdoor tables. It was a really fun experience. It was a nice change from a drawn out lunch at a restaurant. Three of us ate for 25 Euros, which was less expensive than almost every place else we ate at. Too bad that they don't have a few more tables. It's a few blocks from Gendarmenmarkt, so you could get stuff to go. It's a nice change of pace for lunch or picnic supplies in Berlin.

so wonderful. went here today to see what goodies they had. right around the corner from the…read morewestin. score! ended up getting some tarts (which were yummy) and a pasta and mushroom dish for my son. the young man who helped me was very nice and helpful. allowed me to try various dishes before purchasing. i will definitely be going back for more things during our stay. i think by german standards, this place is decently priced but am not sure.

The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.

A fancy chocolate shop in Mitte Berlin. But the chocolates are not that great…read more We are ordered a small assortment of chocolates from the counter. They were good but nothing extraordinary. Swiss chocolates are far superior to these pretty but by no means extraordinary. Expect lots of crowds and a line to check out. The chocolate sculpture buildings are entertaining and worth seeing. Free Wi-Fi available

Lunch only for the braves and know what you can eat and want to eat. Deli counter, standup quick…read morefood, learn the art of ordering and eating. Try order the raw fish or eel or the likes and what happens after is history. definitely know how to service and please the tourists with spacious room and pleasant fresh meat/fish display... Try it if you wander this way.

This review is regarding the fish and chips…read more Rogacki has lots of options to purchase meat and fish. I honestly found them quite expensive and just from the looks they weren't looking super promising, but maybe thats also due to their old interior that makes it look like a trashy market. The food to eat is served in a cantine style, almost like Nordsee but better. Overall here are the pros of Rogacki: + Its fast (cantine style) + Its cheap (3,30 EUR/100g of grilled sea salmon) + Its better tasting and better quality than Nordsee Now here's what I didn't like besides the interior. The Remouladen sauces disappointed, regardless with you take it with or without the garlic. The sea lachs was rich in fish but the overall taste and freshness was not promising. Yes I got fish for a fair price but I didn't fully enjoyed it. The fish are fried, not in a nice fish and chips beer batter way but more thin-crusted.

July 8/2022: This place was amazing. Another located in the "ring" of downtown Berlin. Simply…read morebursting with colour, aroma & delightful sights! We had breakfast here. It was the Turkish farmers breakfast. It consisted of cucumbers, feta, tomatoes, boiled egg, cheese, tzatziki, sausage, honey & butter & a bun. All very colourful & all very tasty! It was SO ENJOYABLE to eat too!! Highly recommend from me!

In my continued search for the best Turkish / Mediterranean breakfast, I decided to check out Knofi…read more(right below my apartment, sometimes the best things are right under your nose!) I opted for the "veg fruhstuck" (vegetarian breakfast) for 5,50 euro and was presented with an amazing spread! Two types of cream cheese-type spreads, two types of cheese (one feta like, one sliced), marmalade, cucumbers, tomatoes, boiled egg, olives (flavor bomb) and fluffy bread. For 5,50 euro this breakfast is a steal, I'll definitely come back for dinner!

What an awesome little place!! It's a little chaotic because the tables are a little cramped and…read moreall of the books can only be viewed by standing in the aisle which is also where people are walking past. But they have a pretty good selection! I went specifically for English books which I think is all they have. There was a German section though if that's what you're looking for. I didn't order any food or coffee so I can't speak on it but we went later in the evening and they still had a few cakes and stuff to choose from. They don't allow laptops on Saturday's (to save space and stop people from staying too long I assume) which is fine in my opinion. I'd definitely go back with a book or a notebook and sip on a coffee for a few hours.

Bookstores are the new hangouts. If they just had books, many people would not visit them. Now, if…read moreyou add a cafe to the bookstore, it becomes a communal hangout to eat with books. Berlin has many bookstores, but only one, Shakespeare and Sons, is located on a busy wide Strasse in the former East Berlin. You can see tables on the sidewalk with many uber-cool young people talking away, eating fresh New York bagels and coffee. The interior is dark, brooding, and narrow but comforting. We ordered breakfast bagels with coffee and sat outside with many narratives walking back and forth. The bagels are very well crafted and the shmeers and fresh tomatoes and onions are tasty. The coffees were well made. It was fun to travel there. If you are still hungry, there is a bespoke donut place next door. Highly recommend this place.

Weinblatt is a mediterranean feinkost+café that i'm lucky to have on my street. the vibe is homey…read moreand rustic, with dried eggplants and peppers garlanding the ceiling, creaky wooden floors and simple shelves, and checkered tablecloths; in my view, much more welcoming than the polished italian feinkost across the street. the small seating room has low light, an eclectic mix of seating and lots of dark-colored drapery, making it feel like a curious love-child of a cozy lounge and a palm reader's lair. somehow, this ends up being both comfy and endearing for me, and i think others agree: i sometimes come to Weinblatt to curl up with a nice book and am surrounded by others doing the same or locked in thick+huddled conversation with friends. in the larger front room, they sell a variety of groceries (good espresso, balsamic vinegar+olive oil, dried fruit and pasta, etc.), but the main reason i go to Weinblatt lives inside the large deli case. the vitrine is filled with turkish, italian, and some spanish foods, ranging from empanadas to sundried tomatoes to stuffed peppers and filled grape-leaves, all available to eat in or away. a mixed plate of these mezze and several spreads --my favorite is the fantastic and spicy chili-walnut paste-- served with fresh fladenbrot, makes a tasty, filling and affordable meal. they even have a great breakfast version of the platter that includes an egg and fruit. the service is very friendly, although not usually fast, but while you wait you can have one of their fabulous smoky coffees and mellow out to whatever down-tempo trip hop is playing on the kitchen stereo, a nice counterpoint to the rural decor. in winter, Weinblatt is a perfect place for a good soup and tea --their fresh ginger+orange+mint+honey tea is one of my favorite cold medicines-- and in the summer, the benches outside give great vantage to watch the kiez roll by.

Delicious! A friend introduced this place to us as we visited Berlin for the first time and it did…read morenot disappoint. We had a plate of salads and dips in addition to the manti. The carrots were unforgettable as well as the pepperoni dip. Highly recommended.

Ever feel the need to take yourself out on a date, order a glass of wine, and just chill for a bit?…read moreNo, just me? Well, let me tell you...Rose Garden is the place! Food and drink: I ordered the spaghetti carbonara without bacon (which they easily accommodated) and a glass of wine, which paired beautifully. Both were, in my opinion, reasonably priced. Atmosphere: Rose Garden is hip, but simultaneously offers an intimate vibe, perfect for date nights and coffee catchups alike! Definitely check this place out!

To be frank, it was okay…read more I was expecting much more food for the prices here. My order of ceasar salad was 9 euros without chicken and it was only half filled in my to-go box.....almost seemed like those pre-appetizer salads they serve you at restaurants. I think the croutons are home made but they were fairly stale. Also they don't seem to make any of their sandwiches "made to order" the girl in front of me was shocked since they tried to give her what looked like one of those plastic model foods lol...but they just pre-make everything and serve. The upside were the sweet potato fries. They were hot and crispy.

This review is for the Eurogida store specifically in the Arcaden shopping mall in Charlottenburg…read moreand its deli. The deli offers, salads galore! One can pick from their salads, Turkish dishes straight from the deli counter and take it home or take a seat and enjoy the meal on a regular plate! They offer vegetarian salads, tabouli salads, the typical Mediterranean dishes, Turkish pizza, fish and even some baklava. Tip: Most dishes come either with a free portion of tzatziki or cucumber-tomato salad. So, if you, for example, order a veggie fritter or a Turkish pizza, you get to choose a side dish for free. They do not serve alcohol but one can select a non-alcoholic beverage from the fridge or a warm beverage. The seating area is very simple but it is nice to eat a quick VERY affordable lunch/snack or dinner when on the run. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive. I visit this place at least once a month, usually after I get done shopping at their very nice and clean store right next door. The store accepts EC cards but be aware that the deli restaurant does not. So cash is required. Should you not have any cash, there is an ATM machine right outside the deli.

It is my favorite grocery!!! The staff is always nice, friendly and funny, in the evening you can…read moremake great deals with fruit, the choice of vegetables is enormous - they sell fruit I have never seen in my life before! And the fresh exotic herbs sold per kg - just great! There is also a stand with Turkish dishes, belonging to the grocery - super tasty bread spreads, fresh olives, stuffed aubergines, falafels etc. Just try it yourself!