Eat Happy in Greifswald

Friendly lady behind the counter and the bowls were delicious and plentiful. The snack bar is easy to miss from the outside; inside it's very simple but has comfortable seating. We would definitely recommend it.

Yesterday, two of us went to the Stiefelten Puss in Greifswald. After extensive research of reviews and photos, this place became our absolute favorite. So, we reserved a table for the evening at 11:30 am. When we arrived, we were quite surprised, as it was by no means a restaurant as advertised, but rather a kind of pizza place with seating similar to that of any kebab shop (about 10 seats on stools and a bench at a table resembling a beer tent). An employee asked if we had a reservation and, after confirming it, directed us to the seating area mentioned. If you'd like a drink, please help yourself to the soft drinks from the fridge. I'll provide beer or wine. Beer (5 or 6 types of "Störtebecker") comes from the bottle, not draft beer or any other type. Then, when we were asked about our choice of food, we were suspicious, as we hadn't yet seen a menu. We then realized that the menu was hanging on the wall (beautiful), but we thought it was just an excerpt (also shown on the website). We opted for salami and tuna. The result was sobering; the only good thing was the quality of the crust, which was freshly prepared before our eyes. The topping, however, could hardly compete with a frozen pizza from a discount store. The tuna pizza was topped with a mixture of canned fish, red onions, and something else (see photo). Conclusion: simply put, the price/performance ratio is okay, but everything else is inaccurate. No restaurant, no service, no ambiance, and it's a shame that you can't rely on reviews. I can't imagine how terrible the gastronomic situation must be in Neubrandenburg, for example, to drive to Greifswald for this pizza. I can only recommend visiting Greifswald's old town, where it's teeming with pizzerias and restaurants that live up to their online presentations. We're only giving it one star because the pizza base is truly delicious; otherwise, it's a shame about the evening. And we were so looking forward to it!

Okay for a quick coffee. The waitress was completely overwhelmed (due to the language barrier). The cake was rather dry and tough (well, it's vegan, after all). It's worth a visit, but it's not a must-see spot; it's more for students and older ladies. The cake was almost all gone, too.

The tuna pizza is the worst. The pizza was swimming in oil. Only edible with a spoon. I've never experienced anything like it. Salty and greasy, it was inedible. Today, on day two, I still feel sick. I'll never get pizza from there again. This was the second time. Not recommended.

I had a very good broiler burger. Crispy, light bread, juicy meat, crisp salad, and tasty sauces. I'd gladly go back!