Burgermeister is a kind of Berlin 'chain' that makes reliable and delicious burgers, with flat hot…read morepatties. When you order (the order takes 5-10 mins) you tell them the ingredients: for example, I left out mayo and ketchup. These small shacks are all around, grab a quick bite! Review: 5

Pretty good smashed burger! I ordered the vegetarian burger with fries. It was a huge portion that…read morewas shareable with my friend. Location across Berlin with consistent quality.

Stopped by Subway on a Sunday evening (most things in Berlin are closed on Sundays). They have…read moretouch screens which you can select English or German to order on. I feel like Subway is a less than ideal place to have ordering screens even though I usually prefer not having to talk to anyone. Strangely they don't have many deli slices here, only ham. Chicken is chunks and they didn't have turkey. So I went with tuna instead. They let you pick sauces but it's hard to tell how much sauce is in the tuna to begin with so I'm not sure it's great in practice. They also were out of a few different bread types but the screen didn't reflect it. Anyway, service was fine but it was a little frustrating.

I just wanna a hot drink such as green tea, but he maybe didn't understand that, and didn't make…read morethat for me, of course didn't explain anything. I feel they are a little indifferent.

Had a very good experience ordering at this Five Guys restaurant in Berlin. I'm still nervous to…read moreorder in German so I'm very glad the cashier spoke English. The menu (other than the toppings) were also in English. I was able to say which toppings I wanted in English and it was fine. Unlike most European places, they have a soda machine for free refills plus all of the fancy syrups. The free peanuts are always a hit and the Cajun fries were as good as I remember them. The burger tasted just like a Five Guys burger back in the states. Expensive but worth the price. We paid €31 for the whole meal (regular and a little cheeseburger, regular Cajun fries and a regular soda).

Five Guys is Not Five Stars. On a Saturday we waltzed…read moreIn craving a burger. Our Craving was somewhat Satisfied after an extended And Laborious process of Ordering then waiting and Watching the inefficiency. I ordered in German but Needed to Speak English to receive my order In a timely fashion. The Staff was Confused as Well as the Customers. Two separate Shake Orders Combined into one shake, Then re-ordered and still Wrong and Sweet. The 'Cajun' Fries were unpleasantly spicy Overly Salted and warm. Although Abundant they Were inedible. The Burger Meat was somewhat dry to Be cooked 'fresh'. The cheese Should be separated rather Than stacked, the double Stack of cheese is messy, And ill advised. The Bacon Over Cooked and old. And The Bun lost in it All. Maybe Five Guys needs Five Girls to learn Cooking.

From the owner: Sawaddi präsentiert Ihnen feine Spezialitäten aus der gehobenen asiatischen Küche.read more

I am not quite sure what the difference between homey Turkish food and what is not. I am going to…read moreassume homey entails more focus on the food and ingredients rather than the presentation and other things. One glance at this place and it certainly looks homey if not rather like a one pot, buffet, fast food kind of style. There was counter full of prepared food in the back and you can pick and choose your meal from thy selection. No there's nothing created here a la minute but the price kind of reflects that. While I can't comment on the authenticity of the food, I can say without a doubt it is tasty...for the most part. Everything does indeed taste "homey" as every dish is sort of a mis-mash of different vegetables and meats in a consistent sauce. By that I mean most of the dishes have similar sauces a tastes quite similar despite it having different ingredients. The rice is a nicely prepared with fantastic texture and just the right amount of squeakiness to them all the while still soft and pillowy. The chicken is sightly dry but very nicely compensated with the great sauce that it's bathed in. Sadly this meal wasn't quite as memorable as I had hope for. Unlike the Turkish cuisines I have had in the past there wasn't one or more dishes I would recommend of you must order. Everything tastes good -- like a every day good kind of meal mom used to prepare.

Paid Mercan a visit last week after reading about the at Qype. They serve great simple Turkish…read morefood. Main dish with rice or bulge and a tomato salad or cake 6EUR. You are supposed to order the food at their counter, and bring it to your table yourself. But 1-2-3 the staff have brought your food. You can choose between 5 main dishes 2 with lamb, 2 with beef and 1 vegen. Go here if you want a quick but good meal, and you do want a bit more than a döner. Do not expect to sit here for hours. Finish with some tea.