Stopped by for a quick lunch. Schnitzel was solid, not the best ever, but the portion is huge. Place has that old-school Berlin feel, kinda cozy. Service took a while though, had to wait longer than I wanted. Still, if you&#39;re not in a rush, it&#39;s fine. Good for a hearty bite.

The bread here is really good, that&rsquo;s the main thing I remember. Service was quick too, no complaints there. Place felt a bit dead though, could use some more atmosphere. But honestly, the food makes up for it. I&rsquo;d come back for the bread alone.

Came for the shawarma, left full. Meat was juicy, portion big for what you pay. Place gets packed around lunch, queue looks long but actually moves fast. Just wish they had more seating inside.

The vegan sushi set was solid &mdash; nice to see a place actually focus on plant-based options instead of just adding one token dish. Sticky mango rice finished it off well.

The wine list is solid&mdash;our server knew exactly what to pair with the meal. Ended with the hazelnut schnapps, which was a nice touch. Been here a few times now, and it stays consistent.

The kushiage omakase was really good&mdash;each skewer came out light and crispy, and the sauces matched well. The wagyu sushi stood out too. Sake list had plenty to choose from. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but overall a nice dinner.

Decent food and generous portions. Ordering delivery through their site took a while though. On-site was a better experience.

The sausages are truly excellent, the place is clean, modern, and the experience is great. Highly recommended for a delightful meal!

Came here with a couple of friends on a random weekday evening. The place is pretty spacious, not too loud, so we could actually chat without shouting. We ordered a bunch of dumplings and dim sum &ndash; super flavorful, honestly didn&rsquo;t miss the meat at all. Menu&rsquo;s huge though, kinda overwhelming at first 😅 Staff was friendly and let us take our time deciding. Would come back for the veggie dumplings for sure.

Been coming here for years and the dumplings still hold up. Had them with a nice crisp Riesling, worked surprisingly well. Service is friendly but they do hurry you a bit when closing time gets close. Fine by me, I just go earlier now. Still my go-to spot for a casual bite.

The broth was tasty, not too salty. I liked that. Service came quick too. Just wish the &quot;spicy&quot; option had more heat to it. Felt more mild than anything. Still, a decent spot for a casual all-you-can-eat hotpot. The ingredients seemed fresh enough, which matters to me.

The service at Layla is top-notch, with friendly and knowledgeable staff who go above and beyond to ensure a great dining experience. Their attentiveness truly enhances the overall enjoyment of the meal.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The dumplings were solid&mdash;tried both veggie and pork ones, all fresh. Owner&rsquo;s genuinely friendly, not the fake kind. Prices fair for the portion. Had a beer with mine, went well with the spice. Place is small, gets busy, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm.

Some food was outstanding, other just good. Servers were good but they struggled to keep up with so many diners and the journey to the toilet in the attached hotel did not match the luxury of the restaurant. Overall a good experience definitely worth eating.

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Vegetarian plate was decent, ginger a bit much for me. Drinks were creative though. Place looks cool but tiny, felt kinda squeezed in.

Beef 45 is a hidden gem with a lovely setting and great service. The quality of the food and the attention to detail from the staff made for a wonderful evening.

The roasted cauliflower was seriously good, hummus too. Nice spot to catch up with friends over a few small plates. Service kept it easy. Kosher cert is a bonus.

The fried chicken starter was crispy, the bibimbap had that nice sizzle, and the bulgogi chicken was juicy. Yuzu tea at the end hit the spot. Place felt a bit rushed though, not much time to linger. Still, I&#39;d come back for the BBQ.

Been coming here for a while now. The seasonal menu keeps it interesting, and you can tell the staff actually care about what they serve. Still my go-to spot for Korean food.

The pork knuckle was spot on &mdash; crispy skin, tender inside, proper seasoning. That&rsquo;s really all I care about. Portion&rsquo;s a bit small for what you pay, though. Left slightly hungry. But the taste alone makes me want to come back.

The kids didn&#39;t want to leave the playground, and the fish tanks kept them busy the whole time. Food was tasty too, service quick.

Stopped by twice while I was staying in Mitte. Cocktails were solid, breakfast hit the spot too. Staff actually knew what to suggest, which was nice. Place has a chill vibe, not too loud. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back next time I&#39;m in the area.

The interior is warm, all wood and soft light. Tonkotsu broth was rich but not too heavy, noodles had real bite. Portions are generous, definitely come hungry. Service was a bit slow, but honestly the food made up for it. Just the kind of place you want on a cold evening.

We showed up without a booking and they still found us a table. The truffle-cheese gnocchi was really good, but honestly the portion felt a bit small for the price.

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