American Diner in Rostock

We ate here on September 19th, and everything was excellent. The service was friendly and polite, and the price was very reasonable. We'd be happy to go back.

My girlfriend and I just stayed in the cabin for a few days. We were very happy with it; the furnishings were simple, but it was nice and clean and cozy. There's a small kitchenette with a kettle, coffee maker, toaster, and refrigerator. The room has its own roof terrace overlooking a typical Warnemünde courtyard. The location is good, very central by the church square, very close to the power line, and about a 10-minute walk from other important destinations (train station, sea, shipyard, ferry). The accommodation isn't ideal for people with mobility issues, as there's a narrow metal staircase to climb. The host family, the Heines, are very friendly and attentive and live next door. For me, it's a good place to stay for the price. I recommend it and will definitely come back. Best regards, Jana

The ambiance wasn't great, but the food was very good. Fresh and flavorful.

During a visit to the zoo, we had the choice of eating at the barbecue hut or in a restaurant. The barbecue hut lured us in with an offer for the best pea soup in Rostock. We didn't regret it. The soup was delicious, almost like home cooking. The fries were also very good. The service is friendly, and the barbecue hut offers seating and standing room outdoors, as well as in a tent. In short: Okay for a snack, tasty food, service okay. Will we come back? Definitely. For us, it was better than the restaurant in the Darwineum (certainly quieter).