The gin basil smash really is something else&mdash;fresh, a little sharp, just right. Snacks were decent too, nothing fancy but tasty. Got pretty busy later in the evening, though. Still, the vibe carried it. Kind of place you don&#39;t mind squeezing in at the bar for another round.

Stopped by for a coffee and a small pastry. Cake was good, no complaints there. Coffee&#39;s okay, nothing special. Place is pretty tiny though, felt a bit cramped. For what you get, the price is fair, but I wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s a bargain. If you&#39;re after a decent slice of cake, it does the job.

The sushi here is genuinely some of the best I&rsquo;ve had in Berlin, and the price didn&rsquo;t hurt either. My rolls came with rice that fell apart a little, but honestly, the flavor made up for it. I&rsquo;d go back just for that.

The mango curry with chicken is still as good as the first time I had it. Fresh, nice kick of chili. Staff remembered me too, which never hurts.

Been coming here for years, food never disappoints for the price. Venison shank with parsnips and beetroot puree was proper good, honestly as good as pricier spots.

Goat cheese salad was solid, and the farmer&#39;s breakfast hit the spot. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine option with the meal, though.

Lovely little spot for catching up with friends &mdash; the interior is super bright and pretty. Coffee was solid, though the breakfast menu almost had too many options to pick from 😅

Decent spot for a group dinner. Portions are proper big, easy to share. Interior&#39;s a bit fancier than I expected. Prices fair for Berlin.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying a couple hours. Really calm vibe, plenty of seats. Pastries were solid, flaky and fresh. One barista actually remembered my usual order which caught me off guard. Nice little spot if you need to get some work done without the noise.

The burger itself was decent, but the cheese slice was pretty thin and the beef came out more done than I usually go for. Bacon was the real highlight though, nice and crispy. Quality is there, just felt a bit pricey for what you actually get on the plate.

The pizza here really impressed me&mdash;crispy crust and plenty of toppings. Portions are generous for the price too. Solid neighborhood spot.

The shakshuka was properly spiced and really hit the spot. Cozy enough to eat alone without feeling awkward, which I always appreciate.

The grilled stuff here is really good - you can taste the wood fire in everything. Meats and veggies come out nicely charred. The spiced tea was a nice touch too.

The sushi here is consistently fresh&mdash;like, you can tell they go through their fish fast. Presentation was a step up from the usual neighborhood spot too. Had the omakase and it felt properly thought out, not just thrown on a plate. Place is small, so don&#39;t expect a quiet dinner, but that&#39;s fine by me.

The shawarma sandwich here is proper Beiruti style. Garlic sauce, green pickles, fries - simple and exactly how it should be.

Truffle poached eggs on brioche with hollandaise &mdash; that was the standout. Rich, filling, exactly what I needed on a cold morning. Coffee was solid too, not bitter. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. Place gets busy around noon, so come a bit earlier if you want a quiet table. I&rsquo;ll be back for that dish again.

Stopped by for a quick lunch in Sch&ouml;neberg. Portions are really generous for what you pay. Got the schnitzel, it was fresh and crispy. Place was busy but I got a seat right away. Nothing fancy, but it does the job if you&#39;re hungry and don&#39;t want to spend a fortune. Service was fine, no complaints.

Right under the S-Bahn tracks, super handy for a quick stop. Grabbed a few things, no hassle. Fine for what it is.

The owners are really friendly and the egg pastrami cheese toast hit the spot. Cappuccino was solid too. Quick service, which I appreciate during lunch.

Cozy spot in Friedrichshain, cake selection changes often. Staff friendly, though it got a bit busy when we visited.

The doogh and fresh bread were really good, and the menu has plenty of traditional options. Felt like decent value for the area, too.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Salad was fresh, chicken portion generous. Service was fast too. Solid spot for a healthy bite.

The brunch spread was generous, everything tasted fresh. Coffee was solid too, not bitter. Place has a cozy feel, but it does get packed. We booked ahead, which was smart. Service was a bit slow when it got busy, but nothing terrible. Would come back for the food, just maybe earlier next time.

Bagels were solid, cakes even better. Coffee&#39;s just okay, honestly not the reason to come here. Got a sesame bagel and a slice of something chocolatey&mdash;both hit the spot. Place was busy but moved fast enough. Would grab a few things to go if I&#39;m in the area again.

The vegan burger was solid and the fries were okay, could&#39;ve been crispier. &euro;6.50 with chips and slaw is fair. Service felt friendly too.

Cozy enough, desserts were decent. Sat inside, bright space, chairs were fine. Garden looked nice but didn&#39;t bother going out. Not a bad stop if you&#39;re nearby.

The shakshuka was properly spiced, and the guy serving actually seemed to care. A solid break from the usual overpriced spots around here.

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