Bellwinkel in Berlin

Excellent value for money! A filling doner kebab 🥙🔥🔥🔥

A truly lovely restaurant that pleasantly surprised me. Although I witnessed an unpleasant situation with a customer who wanted to stay in the restaurant without ordering and subsequently started a loud argument, the staff demonstrated remarkable calm and patience. It's precisely in moments like these that you realize how professional and balanced the team is – and I have my respect for that. Apart from that, my own visit was thoroughly enjoyable: • Very friendly and attentive service • Fast service • High-quality cuisine with well-prepared dishes A restaurant that I can recommend with a clear conscience.

Wonderfully charming shop with delicious food. I just wish the fries were thin again. Still, 5/5 stars.

One of the best places in Berlin. It’s a spot you won’t be ashamed to invite a girl to for a first date or an anniversary. The rice is the most delicious. I’m a fan of this place. I’ve been here about 10 times

Last Saturday, I went to Diener Tattersall with friends from Cologne. As a native Berliner, I wanted to show them a taste of authentic Berlin life – after all, Diener has been an institution for decades and has seen a rather illustrious clientele. The food was, as expected, solid and perfectly acceptable. What was completely unacceptable, however, was the tone and attitude of the service staff. The word "host" simply doesn't fit here. The arrogance and disrespect with which guests are treated was embarrassing to me before my visit – because it has absolutely nothing to do with the famous Berlin charm with a heart of gold. As a native of Charlottenburg, I feel I can certainly make this judgment. One couldn't help but wonder: Do these people actually enjoy being treated the way they treat their guests? While other long-established establishments – such as the Terzo Mondo across the street – demonstrate how to delight customers with genuine warmth for many years, at Diener Tattersal, one unfortunately gets the impression that the staff would be much happier without these "pesky guests." It's a shame and, in some ways, truly shameful, because it doesn't reflect well on Berlin. Conclusion: Definitely no longer recommended. When tradition degenerates into an empty facade, the only conclusion is: Yesterday's glory tastes stale today.