Pizza portions are seriously generous&mdash;one pie fed both of us with leftovers. Went for the half-and-half option, which made choosing easier. Crust was thin, toppings fresh enough. I had a glass of their house red alongside, worked fine with the margherita side. Place got busy around 7, but service kept up alright.

Cozy spot with a solid menu &mdash; the vibe is modern but chill. Service was on point, though prices run a bit high. Fine for a casual dinner.

Came here on a weekend morning and it was pretty packed, but the wait wasn&#39;t too bad. I had the breakfast plate and honestly, the eggs tasted really fresh. Not greasy at all, which I appreciate. The dog-friendly thing is a nice touch too. Just wish the coffee was a bit hotter, but overall a decent spot.

The grilled octopus was decent, but honestly the fried saganaki cheese stole the show. Reminded me of a taverna I visited in Crete a few years back. Place is small and tables are a bit close together, so you kinda hear everyone&#39;s conversation. Staff let us take our time though, no rush at all.

Stopped by for breakfast and the coffee was fresh, no complaints there. Food came out fast even though the place filled up quickly. Staff seemed friendly enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick before heading out. Nothing fancy, but it did the job.

The basement dining area sits right next to the brewing equipment. That was the coolest part, honestly. The building itself is over a century old, you can feel the history in the walls. Food was solid, nothing fancy but fresh. Staff friendly enough. Just wish the lighting was a bit brighter down there, hard to see the details of the old stonework.

Stopped by for dinner and grabbed the grilled mushrooms &mdash; pretty solid, actually. Seafood was fresh too. Place was busy but the staff still managed to keep things moving. No complaints there. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but that&rsquo;s minor. Would eat here again if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Food was decent and the service friendly, but honestly the portions felt a bit small for what we paid. &euro;18 for a main that left me hungry? Not sure I&#39;d rush back. Maybe better for a light lunch.

Cash only &mdash; that caught me off guard when the bill arrived. But honestly, the ice cream and hot chocolate made up for it. Rich flavor, not too sweet. I&#39;d just wish they&#39;d mention the payment thing upfront. Still, a solid stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Tried the duck korma and mango lassi &mdash; the korma was rich, exactly what I needed on a cold evening. Waiter spoke English and helped us order without any confusion. Portions were decent, not too big, not too small. Just wish the place wasn&rsquo;t so quiet, felt a bit empty.

The goat cheese and radish salad was fresh, and the steak came out just right. Patio&rsquo;s nice for people-watching when it&rsquo;s warm. Inside gets a bit snug in winter, but fine. Reservations probably smart&mdash;it filled up fast.

Solid spot on the main square. The cappuccino was proper, and their breakfast breads beat the usual stuff. Nice for an afternoon beer while watching the crowd go by.

We walked in without a reservation on a Saturday night, and they still found us a table. That alone was a win. The food was solid, nothing fancy, but tasty. The English menu helped since my wife doesn&#39;t read German well. Place is right in the old town, so it&#39;s easy to get to. Just a bit noisy for my taste, but that&#39;s expected around here.

The staff actually took time to explain the menu in English, which I really appreciated. Service was quick even though the place was packed. Nice to find that in Berlin.

The seafood pasta was the star of the night&mdash;plenty of prawns and the bruschetta with salmon and tuna was a solid start. Owner came by to check on us, which felt nice. Cozy little spot, though it did get a bit warm inside. Would come back for that pasta alone.

Good spot for a quick breakfast. Coffee was solid and the savory crepes hit the spot. English menu helps. Prices fair for what you get.

The basement spot is pretty cool, but don&#39;t expect any cell signal down there. Pizza and the oven-baked pasta were solid though.

Third time here this month. Schnitzel was fresh, cooked just right. Service good, price fair. Never had a bad meal yet.

The double currywurst was a solid pick &mdash; portion&rsquo;s pretty generous for the price. My friend grabbed the schnitzel sandwich and it was juicy, sauce had good flavor. Fair prices for sure. Place gets busy around lunchtime, so grab a seat before you order. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Everything we ordered tasted really good, and the portions were generous. Dinner menu is a bit pricey, but you can tell the quality is there. I appreciated that the staff didn&#39;t rush us at all. Just a comfortable spot to sit and eat without any hassle. Would come back again.

Stopped by for a late lunch after a hike. The Wiener schnitzel was huge, two crispy pieces with plenty of fries. Beer was solid, you can tell they know what they&#39;re doing. Venison sausages were good but the sides felt a bit random. Place was busy but service kept up fine.

The fried calamari was a solid pick&mdash;good portion and not rubbery at all. Service was quick and friendly, which I appreciated. Sat outside and it was chill, though the smoke from the grill got a bit much at times. Fine spot for a casual catch-up with friends, nothing fancy but decent. 😊

Stumbled into this place for lunch and the schnitzel really hit the spot. Sourdough bread on the side was fresh, too. Interior has that classic, cozy feel &mdash; nothing fancy, but comfortable. Service was quick and friendly. Only thing: it got a bit busy around noon. Still, solid pick if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here with a few friends on a busy night and honestly the vibe was nice, but wow, the wait 😅 we ordered and it took almost an hour for everything to arrive. Staff were super friendly though, so we didn&rsquo;t mind too much. Just don&rsquo;t come starving if it&rsquo;s packed.

The winter garden seating is really lovely, and my cake was great. A bit pricey for what you get, but the vibe makes up for it.

The rose garden with the fountain is a nice touch. I had the schnitzel and it was solid, crispy, not greasy. Portion size was decent for the price. The place was quiet enough to actually enjoy the food without shouting. Would come back for the pork knuckle next time.

Great spot for a quick bite. Service was fast, and they didn&#39;t fuss about our dog. The salads surprised me, but the wine list felt a bit short. Still, decent for a casual stop.

The truffle linguine was really good, fresh pasta made right there. Nice to watch the chef working in the open kitchen. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable.

The pork knuckle was spot on, and they had a good beer list. Service was friendly, no complaints. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The winter garden is so pretty for breakfast, but the WiFi was painfully slow 😅 not ideal if you need to get stuff done.

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