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.

Frittenwerk is pretty fry-centric, and their fries are good (they'd better be). I got the one with…read morecurrywurst on top, and the currywurst was just so-so, and not a lot of it either. So on that account I'll go with 4 stars here.

We thought all of the food we ordered was delicious, although we thought it was a bit pricey. Our…read more(American) debit card wouldn't work in the kiosk, although it did work to make a purchase about an hour later at a different store, so it must have been an error within the kiosk. Unsure if the same error was happening with local cards. The man taking our order asked us what quantity of chicken sticks we asked and as we answered him, he turned around to talk to a coworker and then seemed annoyed asking us again, even though we had already answered him, so we weren't a fan of that, but that's not a big deal. There was indoor and outdoor seating and ample space in the middle of a busy area, and service was very fast. Overall, we would recommend.

In terms of "cheap eats" Döner Kebab rivals Currywurst in the German capitol, competition on almost…read moreevery block finding many calling K'ups in Prenzlauer Berg Berlin's best even though it eschews traditional Veal for thinly-sliced Chicken. Open from 11h00 until late daily, 03h00 on Friday and Saturday, K'ups resides in a concrete box with high-ceilings where staff prepare everything from scratch including Sauces, roast Vegetables and the slowly-rotating Meat on a skewer. Offering indoor and outside seating, the made-to-order nature of everything from Gemusekebap to Falafel creating lengthy queues during peak hours, it is after parking at a wooden table that teeth plunge into warm Bread packed to bursting with warm Peppers, Squash, Eggplant and Potatoes plus chilled Lettuce, Cabbage. Tomatoes, Onions and Cucumbers. Smart to order with "mit allem," Garlic, Yogurt and a spicy red Sauce plus Feta and a dash of Seasoning, €4,70 in Bread or €5,70 in a Wheat Wrap will leave all but the most robust appetites sated, though fans and Vegetarians should not miss a side of two Chickpea Fritter fried golden and teaming with Herbs for €1,50.

Got here late and walked by this place before getting to hotel. Lovely neighborhood and with a…read moregreat vibe, easy ordering with friendly staff and overlooked the cooking area with great aroma smell. Great price, great food (nice portion) and great staff. Just hit the right spot. I ended up eating here 2X during my stayed. Love the foods.

They now close at 1am on Tuesdays in PBerg. Sad to see the change, but I guess they couldn't draw…read moreenough income on early week nights? I recommend the curly fries- they're spiced and have just the right amount of curl to them.

This is my favorite burger place in Berlin. The inside is small and quaint but the outside seating…read moreis perfect for people watching and enjoying the Berlin vibe. The burgers are well seasoned and the toppings add a fun twist on a classic meal. The crazy fries are my favorite because they are perfectly seasoned and not too salty. The onion rings are good, but if you had to choose - go for the crazy fries. The workers are very quick and have the food out in a timely manner. The day staff is a little more laid back, but at night they seem to be a bit more quick paced. All in all, one of my favorite places for a quick bite!

Pre-pandemic I ate here on the recommendation of the Lonely Planet guide, and the food was…read moredelicious and fresh. The ambiance is stark, with a few seats inside a dark interior and a couple of wooden benches and tables outside. This year, I patronized Habba Habba briefly again and had a very negative experience. My daughter and I were heading to a store nearby in Prenzlauer Berg after a long trip from Schöneberg that was diverted due to the Christopher Street parade. She was thirsty, so I brought her to Habba Habba since I knew it from before. I purchased her €2.50 bottle of water with a €20 note. The man behind the counter gave me a €10 note and a few coins: a €0.50, a €2 coin, and what looked like a €2 coin, only with a "5" on it. The rest of the lettering was rather worn so very hard to read in the low light inside. I said to my daughter, "I didn't know there were €5 coins" and almost asked the man about it, but she really wanted to move on to our destination. I put the coin away. Imagine my surprise yesterday when I tried to pay part of my ticket for the Neue Nationalgalerie with the €5 coin only to have the woman at the ticket counter say that the coin was not a € coin! I took the attached images and ran them through Google, and it turns out the man at Habba Habba gave me a coin worth 5 Moroccan Dirham - currently valued at only US $0.51!! So Habba Habba cheated me out of €5! Not a pleasant experience. Despite the food being tasty, I will never go back there. I recommend that if you do go, you count your change carefully - twice. What a distasteful experience.

Habba Habba was my go to place when I wanted something healthy and delicious, while I was working…read morein Prenzlauer Berg. Super tiny, super cute, super fresh! There is a very small but cute wood terrace a few steps up the sidewalk with only two small tables, from which you can admire the lively Kastanienallee and its people. The food is fast and delicious, my favorite is the halloumi & chicken shawarma. It's not very cheap but hey. You can call beforehand and just pick up your wrap a few minutes later, perfect for a business lunch. It is not your typical oriental food shack where they just throw a shawarma together roughly. (don't get me wrong, I tend to love those places, messy big portions are the best!) The portions could be a tiny bit bigger.

Pretty solid All-American style burgers at a good price! The burgers here are pretty huge, served…read morein classic Americana styles. The fries here are great, the buns are crispy and pretty much everything about the burger is satisfying--but the patties themselves are kind of meh. They are crispy and juicy on the outside but kind of have a texture on the inside that feels un-fresh and filler-y. However, service here is great; some of the only outwardly friendly service I've seen in Berlin, and the burgers come out really fast.

MarienBurger has all the character and ambiance of a local hangout instead of the now…read moreall-too-common line of tourists out the door with guidebooks in hand. The patties are clearly pre-formed and the weakest part of their offering, but they grill them up nice with a proper amount of char, and then ladle on the delicious toppings. Colleen C. has the right of it on ordering; you go in and order from the grill first. Don't worry about drinks or anything. They don't care. Just let them know what they need to cook up. Then grab your drinks, find a seat and wait for your order to be yelled out. Return your plates at the end (there are tiny bins scattered around) and pay by letting them know what you had, drinks and all. Burgers are cheap (3-6 EUR) and each menu option has a "baby" variant that's a bit smaller and about a Euro cheaper. Sides (fries, wedges) are 1-2 EUR and giant bottles of ketchup and mayo come gratis. The "chili-cheeseburger", which like most places in Berlin, isn't American chili but rather a *spicy* burger with jalapeños, cheese spread and a spicy red sauce. It's a tasty, gooey mess. The wedges are also pretty satisfying. If you opt for the sour cream, know that it's more like an herb cheese dip than sour cream. Still good, but different than what I was expecting. A full meal (burger, side, drink) should set you back no more than 9 EUR.

Supporting small business owners is always a good thing - when my friend suggested to meet at…read moreOishii Hot Dog for lunch today, I was sold! Oishii offers Japanese-style hot dog, plus fries/edamame/salad - so I guess it's fair to call it Japanese/American fusion in the middle of Berlin. The Ebi Dog (crunchy tempura shrimp, lettuce, Japanese seafood sauce, masago, sesame) as well as the Shiso Dog (shiso salad, teriyaki sauce, japanese mayo, peanut flakes) were both delicious and filling! The sausage is made of chicken which is something different than the usual pork/beef mixture you'll find in traditional hot dogs. Prices are what you'd expect in the area (7.50 Euro for hot dog, fries, drink).

I m in love with their Hot Dogs I like the unexpected…read morecombinations of ingredients and that you can choose a beef sausage if you want

Delicious burritos with plentiful vegan options but enough other choices that everyone can be…read moresated! Staff were friendly and spoke english so we had no issues ordering even complicated items! Seating is small on the inside, so be prepared to have to take away or find somewhere nearby. We got lucky with our group of 6! Fully recommend their fresh juice choices as I believe they change every day!

Some of the better mexican food that I've had in germany. The portions are large and the flavors…read morestrong. The spice levels are not as strong as what I'm used to in the US - would get extra spicy next time.

Seriously, my mouth is watering from just the thought of my amazing burger from last night. Went…read morethere at 3am with a bad case of jet-lag munchies, and ordered a crispy chicken burger. This place is SUPER vegan/vegetarian friendly, but their beef burgers looked like great quality too. There was only one employee working the entire store, and MAN that guy was working HARD and WELL. He gave me some fries to munch on since it was taking so long to get my order completed (like I said, he was the only employee at 3am with a completely packed restaurant). There were maybe 15 people packed into this hole in the wall, many locals. The burger had some homemade sauce, sweet mustard sauce, and just all around deliciousness. Chicken was juicy, thick and cooked to perfection. I aim to return before leaving Berlin

I used to work close by and had lunch here several times. The burgers are all made fresh and also…read moreall the ingredients are super fresh. They have different types of fries as well as around six different vegetarian burger choices. I especially liked the halloumi burger. If you're not into burger (but your colleagues are), they also offer a few salads. All in all, I really like this place and all the dishes I tried were very tasty.

We were on vacation (holiday) from the US. Imbiss was close to our apartment and open late night…read more The food was fantastic, and the staff was amazing!! So hospitable and helpful with all our questions. The owners have a sweet dog named Lady Gaga and she was the sweetest thing ever! We even went back the next day to say hello to Lady Gaga, and they brought her out to say Hi! We ordered another round of beers and pizza for a second night in a row. We loved Berlin and Imbiss made it even more so memorable! We can't wait to come back and visit again! Thank you Imbiss!!