Ristorante Cappuccino Adlershof in Berlin

Whenever we're in Berlin, our Berlin friends' insider recommendation of a kebab from Haji Kebabhaus makes up for the 12 km drive. The kebab is simply delicious – juicy, pleasantly spicy, served with basmati rice, generously layered with salad, grilled tomatoes, lemon wedges, and, as always, with delicious pea soup and fresh flatbread – a delight. My wife also praised your falafel sandwich with salad. Thank you, and see you next time!

The food was delicious, but unfortunately, you now have to fill your own food in the hallway. Otherwise, it was good.

The food was catastrophic; it looked unappealing, pale, and dried out. My husband and I wanted to try shawarma there for the first time, but after we were served it, the appearance of the entire dish put me off. I didn't dare even try a little bit. We got up and left, leaving the plates with that disgusting stuff on them. A waste of money. Never again!

Drinks and pasta are too expensive. The staff was polite, but you can find better pasta at a cheaper price in Berlin (I’m Italian, by the way). It didn’t leave any lasting impression, but I had a good evening and the food tasted good and the place looks cute.

The crepes are delicious, and the atmosphere is great too! I've been there a few times for those reasons. The big problem is the owners (I assume they're the owners). The lady in particular is incredibly unfriendly, and has been so on all my visits so far. When asked politely, she gets rude replies. It's enough to ask for a table or not order a drink. Unfortunately, it's always just the two of them there. What a shame! It could really be a great place.