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.

We&#39;ve been coming here for years now, and the food never disappoints. The garden seating is a nice touch when it&#39;s warm out. Staff still remembers us, which says a lot.

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.

Came back here a second time and they actually remembered I prefer my coffee with oat milk. That got me. The matcha was solid again, berry scone still good too. Seats by the window are a bit cramped though, not gonna lie. But the vibe is chill enough that I didn&#39;t really mind.

Stopped by for coffee and a pastry. Fruit was fresh, coffee solid. Place has a relaxed feel, easy to sit for a while. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Good enough for a quick break if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped in for lunch and grabbed a seat by the window. The view of the church across the street is a nice touch. Food was solid, well-prepared, and the portions were big for what you pay. Had a glass of the house red with my meal, paired better than I expected with the pasta. Place was a bit busy, but service kept up fine.

The matcha cake here is gluten-free, which is a nice find. Coffee&rsquo;s decent, nothing fancy, but it does the job. I had it with a glass of their house red, and honestly the wine list is where they shine. Room for improvement on the pastry selection, but for a quick stop, it works.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the shawarma plate. Meat was juicy, spices tasted right. Portion decent for the price. Place is small but fine. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

The peanut slaw wrap was fresh and packed with flavor&mdash;they even made me a custom one when they ran out. A bit pricey for a wrap though.

Found this place tucked in a quiet courtyard, lots of plants around. Coffee was decent, cake nice enough. Only thing, seating is a bit tight when it gets busy. I managed to grab a spot by the window, which was lovely. Staff let me sit and read for ages without rushing me. That kind of relaxed pace suits me fine. Would come back for a quiet afternoon.

The wifi held up the whole time I was working, which is rare for a cafe. Matcha latte was solid, and there&rsquo;s enough space between tables to actually spread out. Staff didn&rsquo;t hover, just left me alone.

Came here for a birthday dinner with a group. Staff handled everything without fuss, even the cake we brought. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing but consistent. Place gets busy, so service slows down a bit mid-evening. Still, for a group thing, it worked well. Fair price for what you get.

The pancakes were classic and well made &mdash; came out fast too. Seats are comfortable, lighting is warm. Staff friendly without hovering. Solid breakfast spot.

Grabbed a quick lunch here. Building your own bowl online and seeing the macros right away is pretty handy. Food was fresh and tasted good. Service was friendly, no complaints. Place was a bit busy but I got my order fast enough. Solid spot if you want something quick and healthy.

The hot chocolate here is really good&mdash;not too sweet, just right. Croissants were still warm when I got mine, flaky and fresh. Sunday morning with the window open, sitting by the street, that was a nice way to start the day. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. I&#39;d come back for that chocolate again.

The deco of the restaurant is very nice: the dark grey walls, a combination of metal and wood for furniture and a good use of neon lights make it look quite trendy. Unfortunately it was Good Friday so the restaurant was almost empty. The owner however took care of us himself and turned what could have been an awkward night into a very pleasant experience. We never saw the menu but we said we wanted fish and he arranged something with his cook. The owner came regularly to make sure we wanted for nothing, and to chat, he was very friendly. The food was very good and fairly priced. The highlight was for us the salmon teriyaki sauce which was excellent (very well cooked and very tasty), as well as a great Grauburgunder wine. Antipasti and dessert were good, in particular the Aubergine with straciatella. I was a little worried that we hadn&#39;t seen or discussed prices at all but the bill felt fair. We forgot to ask about the discount included in the booking with TheFork, too bad. Overall very nice evening!

Stopped by late for a burger. Got it fast, still warm. Place was packed but the line went quick. Nothing fancy, just solid food when you need it. Fine for what it is.

Espresso was clean and bold, zero bitterness. You can tell they actually care about the roast. Minimalist but warm inside, easy to just sit for a while.

Decent spot for a quiet lunch. I had the summer bowl with seitan and peanuts&mdash;pretty good, though a bit pricey for what it is. Just keep in mind it&#39;s cash-only and service is a bit brisk. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and not in a hurry.

Came for the WiFi and sockets, both solid on a weekday. Iced oat latte was decent. Think Pink smoothie had too much ginger for my taste. Heads up: cash only under 10&euro;.

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