Cafe Valentin is a super sweet and cozy cafe (especially when you get a dozen or so people packed…read moreinside)... the perfect kind of place for hanging out with a good friend on a dreary day. Alongside a varied drink menu (soda, coffee, smoothies), you can order Scandinavian treats, ranging from porridge and baked goods to breakfast and sandwiches. Everything served is vegetarian, and a lot of the options can be made vegan. On my first visit, I had the Smørrebrød, which was a nice snack. They also bake vegan Kanelbullar, which is reason enough to visit. On my second visit, I had the Gröt, which was made fresh and warmed me right up! This place can get pretty busy over the weekend, and even when it's not crowded, it takes a while to get the food, so don't come here in a hurry. But if you have time to leisurely enjoy a bite to eat alongside a good friend or over a good book, it's not a bad spot.

I just returned to the States after 10 days in Berlin, and I so wish we had a sweet little cafe…read morenear us like Cafe Valentin! We stayed in Neukölln, and visited the cafe several times during our visit. My favorite was a yummy vegan open-face Swedish sandwich with an amazing red beet hummus, olive and mint-pea tapenades, lovely greens, tomatoes, fruit and some sort of berry relish on a rich dark bread with vegan butter. A symphony of fresh flavors dancing on my tongue. Definitely one of the best meals I had in Berlin! I finished it off with a green-tea soy latte and a slice of decadent vegan chocolate cake. I was very happy to find this little gem of a place, and will definitely return to Cafe Valentin on my next trip to Berlin.

Incredible Cod with the pumpkin along with the pork ribs and yogurt with orange wine and I'd say…read morethe mushroom carpaccio was good but not necessary. What's not in the picture we're the roasted potatoes with roe. Those were a must and the yogurt ice cream with shaved white chocolate and the pine oil they inject inside. Amazing restaurant. Don't miss it if you're in Berlin///Neukölln area

Unreasonably overpriced. Small dishes and expensive wines. I…read morewent there with a couple of friends after a walk at Tempelhof Feld. The place is small and cute. But the prices are too high. We ordered the most expensive dish to share and we laughed about how small it was. The bottles of wine starts from 35€+

For whatever reason, you only have a crisp (or crumpled) €10 note to spend on lunch. You're above…read morescouring Edeka, Aldi, or Lidl for a cheap sandwich or salad because you're reaaaally craving something a little more substantial and flavorful on this dreary winter day. And you can even make it to the Bülowstraße/Yorckstraße area in practically no time at all. The lunch menu at Munch's Hus is what you need right now. And tomorrow. And the day after that. (Variety is the spice of life and Norwegian cuisine in this part of town: the daily specials change every day and don't repeat week after week.) There are three types of dishes to choose from: meat, fish, or vegetarian. I've always been happy with their fish dish of the day--it's a Scandinavian restaurant after all. For under €7, you can enjoy a decently sized piece of fish cooked to tender perfection, along with some vegetables on the side and a bread basket. It's a balanced meal that you'll find little to complain about.

Great choice for good food, but the location is a little outside of the main downtown area. We were…read morelooking for something unique to eat, and Munch's Hus certainly fit that bill in a delicious way! The walk from the Yourkstraße station was't too bad, and from downtown that's only 2-3 stops and a quick ride. Your best be is to make a reservation; we didn't and they only had two non-reserved tables; luckily we got there early and snagged one, but if we'd gotten there a little later we might not have. Munch's is on the higher end of casual; I felt okay in jeans and a Henley shirt, but the service and atmosphere is a little higher class. Service was friendly, and pretty typical pace for Germany. Menus were only in German though, so if you don't read it, make sure you have Google Translate handy! My wife's salmon and potatoes was excellent; perfectly cooked and with a good salmon taste (but not an overly fishy taste). I went with the moose, which I've not had in years. The portion size of the moose meat was a touch small, but the quality was high (not too gamey and not over cooked) and the potatoes, chestnuts, and lingonberries together tasted great and filled me up. Overall a good meal, and one we'd happily repeat.

The food is promising but the timing and service is a plain disaster. The staff is friendly that's…read morenot the problem but they seem overwhelmed. That's very unfortunate as the concept is otherwise interesting. I was also missing a Sommelier. Definitely not a Michellin Star worthy overall experience. Value for the money is not in line with other options. Left hungry.

Had a fantastic experience. Food was delicious, head chef and owner came out to describe every meal…read morein detail. Would highly recommend.

I've heard so many people rave about the Swedish Meatballs served in IKEA's bistro. I'm not…read moreunderstanding the hype! I ordered a plate for €6 and it came with about 10 little meatballs, mashed potatoes (or fries), broccoli, and Swedish Meatball sauce. The meatballs were soft and didn't have much flavor, I'm pretty sure the mashed potatoes were instant (thick and sticky), and the broccoli was so overdone and soft, I couldn't pick it up on my fork without it disintegrating. Also, the serving of broccoli was very small. Overall, it lacked flavor. I'm glad I tried them as I've been wanting to do so for quite awhile -but I would not return to the bistro. There is very little selection of food and since this is a staple dish (with pre-frozen food), lack of flavor was not human error of today's preparers. The staff were all friendly and there is a huge playing area for children if you have a family. As for eating at Ikea -follow the long line downstairs to the €1.50 hot dog and drink combo by the checkout. I believe this is where the expert IKEA navigators ln

A great small furniture shop in trendy Kreuzberg for individual stylish design furniture with…read morefocus on Scandinavian design. We received a very personal and professional consultation. A good selection of chairs, sideboards and coffee tables.

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