The crazy little Greek in Berlin

Great place with a great food combination!

Excellent vegan food with a Greek cuisine twist. Also good service! Only complaint is that the cellar is quite cold and not temperature regulated, otherwise really good restaurant

I have celiac disease and I didn't experience diarrhea or stomach cramps. The restaurant is truly gluten-free, without any cross-contamination. Wonderful! And so delicious.

Very cute place. The food was good, but for the price I would have expected a little more (quality). But you're rather paying for the area here. The staff was really friendly! Can definitely recommend it to people who are vegan and gluten free. No need to be careful there. So good!

Delicious food, friendly service, and very cozy seating! It would also be great for a date, as there are only a few tables, it's quite intimate, and you sit close together at many of them. Reservations are a must!

Unbelievable, I will be telling everyone I know to come here. The moussaka was unforgettable, I wish I had a time machine so I could relive the first bite over and over again. The servers are so kind and friendly, the decor is cosy and cute, the food authentic and mouth wateringly delicious

Unfortunately the food was very disappointing (not seasoned or flavored), very small portions and the owner was very pushy.

Unfortunately, we weren't impressed; our moussaka was cold and obviously not warmed up properly. Every yogurt/quark was replaced with coconut yogurt, which unfortunately couldn't suppress its own flavor. The potatoes were undercooked, and the bean paste was unsalted. The wine was far too expensive—€23 for a 0.2 glass of white wine, even though we had ordered red wine. I really wish I could say more positive things, other than that the ambiance was truly great and the service attentive.

The service was friendly and attentive, but rather businesslike – without any recommendations or explanations about the food. The ambiance is charming and reminiscent of a little Greek getaway in a side street. There's also a small outdoor area, which must be lovely in the summer. The food arrived quickly, but we were disappointed with the taste: our dish was a square piece of a casserole that had been reheated in the oven – we could see this directly from the kitchen. Overall, everything tasted rather bland, and the vegan substitutes weren't ideal – there are definitely better alternatives. The appetizers, however, were delicious, and the ouzo at the end was a pleasant way to round off the visit. Given the taste, we felt the price was a bit too high; if they improved the food, it would be perfectly acceptable.

The dips were delicious, the moussaka was tasty but cold. Several people sent their dishes back because they were cold. The pasta dish was mostly pasta and lacked flavor. The staff were friendly and helpful. All in all, an expensive experience that unfortunately disappointed.

We had a fantastic evening at this restaurant, the atmosphere is absolutely fantastic, the owner and his staff are delightful people, the service is excellent and the food is mouth-wateringly good....all vegan and gluten-free! I have rarely exited a restaurant in such good humour, just a wonderful experience all round. If you have time, just go...but do book (you can do this easily via Google Maps) as it gets very, very busy. Top picks for me are the Dolmades and Mousaka, but everything was tasty...the ouzo is a must also. The start to a great evening in Berlin.

Very delicious vegan food. The tables are nice, but the seating could be more comfortable. The food and the staff are excellent. The Arriousia white wine was amazing. I'd definitely go back. It's a bit pricey, but it's worth it :)) I'd definitely go back.

In a city like Berlin where good vegan food is everywhere, The Little Crazy Greek was a big letdown. I visited with friends expecting a proper Greek meal, but left disappointed. No Greek staff in sight, and our server decided to tell us we “wouldn’t like” a dish because we’re from India felt both absurd and condescending. The mezze platter was ruined by cheap olive oil, with dips like the Melitzanosalata and Tirokafteri tasting off. The millet balls, pushed by the server as “better for our palate,” were just sad. We barely finished the food, and the whole experience put a damper on the evening. Not going back. Two stars only because I’m feeling generous.

incredible food, music, vibes. try the jemista!

The dip sampler platter was so good!! Especially loved the potatoes

This place was really amazing. We shared a bunch of plates and the food was incredible and very well made. The staff was so friendly and the vibe was intimate and cozy.

good food, everything gluten free and vegan. we went for our anniversary and enjoyed it very much :))

"Honesty is precious" - so you should give good and constructive feedback! We asked the waiter if the cabbage rolls had perhaps been reheated in a microwave - he explained to us in English that some of it had been prepared beforehand and that the mushrooms were fresh. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed! It tasted like the food was a few days old. The spices were missing and the prices were unreasonable. They cheekily charged us for dessert, even though the waiter apologized and offered us a dessert instead. What a shame!

Super delicious food, especially the mezze platter. You can watch the food being prepared live. The food is also very presentable. The service was friendly but only spoke English, which wasn't a problem!

The two of us went to The Crazy Little Greek on Ku'damm and had a wonderful evening. Unfortunately, it was very quiet, but we were able to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere on the terrace in the late summer weather. The meal was a real highlight: We shared the appetizer platter with seven different dips and then tried the moussaka – all purely vegan and incredibly delicious! We would especially like to mention our waiter, Junaid. He was exceptionally friendly, attentive, and took really great care of us. His warm service made us feel completely at home. A huge thank you – we'd love to come back!

It was very delicious and the service was super.

Friendly service, delicious food. We're already looking forward to our next visit, and also to the pizzeria next door, when it's open.

Food was good, especially loved the spinach rice, but very small portions for such price. 19 euros for one filled bell paper with 2 potato wedges, bit of tzatziki and half a cucumber? That's a bit steep. On top of that long waiting times, seems like kitchen is not prepared for larger number of people.

Unfortunately, I'm not a fan at all. I went here with a work colleague. The price-performance ratio wasn't right; the moussaka was unfortunately rather small and rather bland. I'm still giving it 3 stars because the idea of creating a vegan Greek restaurant is good, and the overall experience was good.

The food is okay. The manager is quite nice. Unfortunately, the service is truly abysmal.

We had the mezze platter and a main course each, and it was a lot. We had half packed up. One star deducted for value for money, as it was very expensive. The three of us paid about €120. The food was very tasty, though.

Super delicious vegan food. We had two different dishes and will try the dips next time. Incredibly friendly and attentive service. All in all, highly recommended.

Fantastic food and fantastic people. Best glutenfree vegan food I every had. Even my friend with a "normal" diet loved everything. Most friendly owner, just people passionate about good food. Make my glutenfree heart really happy

Unfortunately, we were very disappointed with the restaurant. Several orders were forgotten, we waited forever for our food, then the main courses arrived before the starters (?), and ultimately, it tasted like (not good) reheated food. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend it.

It looks like an unassuming standard eatery, but there's a reason you best make a reservation: the gluten free and vegan menu. Their Lachanodolmade is among the best Greek food I ever had and the Ravani dessert was delicious. This is now my go-to place when visiting Berlin

Great for people with celiac disease! The food was delicious; we had the moussaka and the cabbage rolls, and both were delicious. The tzatziki and potatoes were amazing 🤩

My sweetheart and I had a wonderful, delicious evening for our anniversary at this lovingly run restaurant!! 😋❤️👌 We'd love to come back!! ...and are already looking forward to the Italian version, which will be opening next door soon 😉

Super delicious! I had the moussaka, and it was really good. I find that GF dishes often taste a bit like cardboard and sadness, but there's no trace of either here. It's also nice to sit outside. Highly recommended.

Food was delicious! We tried many options and all of them were great, especially the Moussaka. Only the service could be improved, it was on the slower side and wishes were ignored (main course and starters were delivered almost simultaneously even though it was specified and agreed when ordering).

At first glance, the food looked truly promising, beautifully presented and creatively arranged. Unfortunately, that was the best part. Taste-wise, the dish was a complete disappointment: completely unseasoned, bland, and lacking any refinement.

Excellent place - highly recommend. Best food ever

So glad we found a vegan Greek place! What a great concept. Its even gluten and lactose free. We tried the spread which has huge portions as well as a desert. Absolutely yumm! The staff and the owner Vishnu deserves a special mention. He told us a lot about food and what goes in preparing each dish - wonderful evening. I was celebrating an occasion and he gave us Prosecco and a dessert on the house Loved the coconut feta, the desert and all the spreads ! Coming back for sure.

We were absolutely thrilled and had no idea that Greek cuisine, unlike the mountains of meat with Tex-Mex sauce that we're used to, could be so delicious and cruelty-free. We enjoyed the mezze plate and had a nice chat with the owner—hospitality is a top priority here. Overall, an absolute recommendation :)!

Fantastic to have vegan Greek food, even better that service is very attentive and familial. We enjoyed both the tasty platter, as well as the Moussaka.

Underwhelming food that took way too long. Place is cozy and the servers were sweet but would‘t come back for it.

The place is really cozy and the staff is super nice and they try to make their best to let you have a good experience. But, there is a huge problem there: Food! We were in a big group and all of us had the same thoughts: everything is super bland or super salty. No equilibrium. I shared a few sides with others and had a Moussaka by myself. The spreads were nice (not the best) definitely not worth the price. The moussaka had many many problems: The eggplant were burnt. In the middle the potatoes were mashed, not layered, the Ragù layer was way to thin and almost tasteless. And I paid more than 20€ just for the Moussaka! The bread with the appetizers was clearly right out of the package, usually store bought flat bread is supposed to be warmed up. Moreover, I can't understand why they decided to use coconut yogurt for the tzatziki. It has a super weird consistency and a even worst flavor to me. The staff is super nice, but the experience is not worth the price (a Main dish, a shared appetizer and a drink almost 40€). I strongly suggest to improve the food quality, cause the staff is very nice and would be nice to have this place thriving.

You have to go and try it yourself. I highly recommend it. Top-notch from start to finish. I'm not vegan, but I didn't miss my meat, and the portion is more than enough. We'll be back. I wish the team all the best and keep up the good work.

If you want to eat vegan and gluten-free Greek food, this is definitely the best place (the selection is rather limited 😉). I'm not very familiar with vegan cuisine, but I was pleasantly surprised by the creative alternatives they came up with. I had the moussaka, and we shared the appetizers. Service was also nice, and the outdoor seating was nice. My only criticism: the appetizers could have used a bit more bread. The sauces were all excellent and would have tasted even better on bread. If I'm traveling with someone who follows a gluten-free and/or vegan diet, I would definitely come back 👍🏻

Now moved to KuDamm 24, near the Lindner Hotel. A disaster! I've rarely experienced such a terrible event. 🤔 The invitation said door would open at 5 PM, but then we were told to wait until 6 PM. We got in, seats were scarce, food wasn't available until 8 PM, drinks were limited, and service didn't speak German... I've been to many events and many openings, and I prefer to give positive reviews, but I have to warn you! The worst event I've ever experienced, and the restaurant itself is definitely not worth a visit. There are plenty of vegan alternatives in this corner of Berlin.

The current rating of 4.9 was unjustified

Fantastic. I will definitely visit again when I'm in Berlin again.

I can highly recommend the mezze platter; it's absolutely delicious. The owners are also super friendly. We chatted to them for a while and had a truly lovely evening. Thanks, Johanna and Nikos.

Freshly baked bread scented with rosemary, mountains of grilled meat, endless uzo on the house – that's what I associate with Greek food in Germany. You don't get any of that. I missed NOTHING of it, none at all. There were five of us, and in this group, we like to try vegan and vegetarian cuisine. If you're not standing in the door when the shop opens like we were, I recommend making a reservation. It's a very small restaurant. I love being able to simply choose anything from the menu without asking questions or hesitation – here it's even largely allergen-free, gluten-free, and soy-free. What else can you even eat? Well, everything else :). Freshly seasoned dishes made from vegetables, rice, and millet are served here. I'd like to write more about the food, mention the warm white wine in passing (it was helped along with ice cubes and a bucket of ice) and mention the incredibly friendly host – just go there for yourself and see for yourself.

🌿 Greek – vegan and simply delicious! 🇬🇷 Super-tasty vegan Greek food, great service, and a cozy atmosphere. Highly recommended – I'll be back!

I was here today with my sister, and neither of us normally eats vegan or gluten-free food, but we were intrigued by the idea of ​​preparing delicious Greek food this way. We weren't disappointed! The food was absolutely delicious—we shared a mixed platter for two—and it was more than enough! We even got dessert to try at the end 🤩 Highly recommended; the food is excellent and the service is very friendly!

Great vegan restaurant, small and cozy, outstanding host – a million thanks to Nikos – very good food, large portions, wonderful evening. Best wishes from L + L

Unfortunately, I can't recommend this restaurant because the food leaves a lot to be desired. The dishes taste like they've been reheated five times. Requests for more seasoning or salt weren't met. The prices are far too high. I have celiac disease myself and know that gluten-free and vegan food can also be delicious!

This place is highly recommended. Why? Finally, a place to eat and drink everything without being questioned, vegan and gluten-free, and delicious. We were here during the Fête de la Musique, and it was very busy. The service could be a bit more efficient, but they'll learn. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the prices are reasonable for today's times and the location. We had the appetizer platter, moussaka, the millet balls, both desserts, and a delicious Aperol Spritz. By the way, an Italian restaurant with the same vegan and gluten-free concept is opening soon right next door. We'll definitely try it... And we'll go back to Crazy Little Greek soon, too... Absolutely.

Unfortunately, it was a bit underwhelming. We called shortly beforehand (Thursday evening) and made a reservation for 7 people (4 adults & 3 children). When we arrived, the waiter didn't know about the reservation we'd just made, and it was only for 4. A table was then prepared. In total, we waited an hour for our drinks and a little longer for the food. Some of the food itself was really salty (the dips), but the main courses were good. The server didn't know what the food he was bringing was and didn't seem to have an overview of the guests. He didn't ask if everything was okay, if we needed anything else, etc. It can happen that food/drinks take a while, but it would have been nice if something had been said about it, especially with children present, who also get restless at some point. Overall, we felt a bit ignored; communication was really limited, and unfortunately, the food didn't make up for it. What a shame.

On this occasion, we ordered the mezze platter for two, and it was slightly disappointing. The beans in tomato sauce on top were tasty and spicy, but the dips weren't particularly flavorful, in my opinion.

I doubt the hosts have anything to do with Greece. Still, it's a good idea to combine Greek cuisine with a vegan concept. For my taste, everything tasted more or less similar and was uninspiring. Above all, the price is incredibly high considering the quality and quantity. It's nothing so exceptional that I would say it's okay. I had a Greek salad, the others had moussaka. Everything was fresh. The Greek salad consisted of cucumber, tomato, a bit of onion, and two strips of vegan feta. I thought it was the size of a small rice bowl for €13. It was worth a try, but I have other vegan restaurants where the service is better in my opinion. Make sure you make a reservation.

The mixed appetizer platter was delicious. The cabbage rolls were also okay, but the moussaka was overseasoned and baked a bit too long, so it was a bit burnt. Service was good at first, but only in English (a Greek restaurant in Berlin...?). However, the food is significantly overpriced! You expect more for the price. And when I wanted to pay, they said they were only accepting cash today. No one told us that beforehand, and there was no notice anywhere. Unacceptable... There were three of us, only one of us had a card with us, the others only had Google Pay on their phones. If the third one hadn't been there, we wouldn't have been able to pay. That's unacceptable, totally unprofessional.

The Crazy Little Greek is totally okay, but my review is based solely on an evening spent downstairs with a group. I think the restaurant is better suited to groups of two or three, who can find space upstairs or outside. The ambiance is much nicer there. However, there's definitely room for improvement downstairs to make the space, which is packed with chairs and tables, more comfortable. The food was good; you barely noticed that it was vegan, which is always a compliment :) Like other reviews, though, I would also say: serve real bread with all those mezze instead of those small chips. We reordered the bread chips twice and got them, which was amazing, but it was still a drop in the ocean with so many dips on the platter, which we ended up scooping up with forks. The prices aren't exactly cheap, but otherwise everything was super delicious: thick Aperol tankards, delicious wine, delicious dessert...

Honestly I am a bit disappointed after all these good reviews. The food was a bit underwhelming, not bad but not good either and not special at all. I had the Moussaka and the best part of it was the bechamel sauce. The place is also very cramped and therefore I didn't like the atmosphere that much. Drinks are also really boring, nothing housemade or so, just the basic drinks you get at every place. So yeah, unfortunately I can't really recommend, but maybe other dishes are better there. But the Moussaka is a bit boring

We went to Crazy Little Greek for the first time yesterday. The food is delicious and tastes completely different. Very filling and nutritious. Everything is freshly prepared. And the fact that everything is vegan and gluten-free is truly sensational. Highly recommended!

Reservations are a must! But you won't regret it... We were blessed to be worked in one evening right before they opened (we called to be sure, based off of a review online). Boy, we sure are glad we didn't try to walk in because we watched a total of ten other people get turned away for the night. You must have a reservation in my opinion. There was only a server and a cook and sometimes rude patrons come in and distract the chef with questions or ask if they can be seated. The poor server was completely overwhelmed and had to be reminded of things multiple times, which is understandable. But because the area is so tight and cramped, it makes for a more frustrating experience as a customer. That said, the staff were very friendly - especially the chef! The sharing platter was awesome but I would've liked a different type of vehicle rather than the bland cracker, maybe a small toast.. I understand why though because the dips do stand out on their own.. Especially the tzatziki.. wow it's GREAT! The owner (I assume) on the logo looks exactly like Judd Apatow and I just think that's a funny little thing to mention. The moussaka is absolutely incredible and so were the lachanodolmades. Superb and not to be skipped.. everything was packed with flavor from start to finish. The music was extremely repetitive and we heard the same 4 songs at least 5 times each, which was funny but I felt bad for the staff lol. Pros: Gluten free + vegan, Great flavors, Huge portions (come hungry!) Cons: Very slow service, Uncomfortably hot / close upstairs seating, Repetitive music (same 4 songs)

This restaurant seemed to have a lot of potential, and perhaps we just caught it on an off day, but overall, we left feeling quite disappointed with the food. Unfortunately, they had run out of tzatziki and replaced it with a feta dip, which didn’t quite hit the mark for us. We also didn’t receive the feta cheese we had ordered as part of the mezze, and while the selection of dips was seven in total, only two were to our liking - and we’re generally not picky eaters. The biggest issue for us was with the olives. We were served a mix of two types; the small green ones were fine, but the bigger yellow ones had a very strong ammonia/farmlike-like smell and an absolutely unbearable taste. When we mentioned to the waiter that they were off, he kindly took them back to the kitchen - but returned with them saying that this was how they were meant to taste. We’ve had a lot of olives over the years and never encountered anything like it - the smell was so overpowering we had to move the plate away from the table. There were also a few smaller service hiccups, like a missing cola that I had to ask for again. On a positive note, the moussaka was excellent - rich and flavorful. The waiter, too, was very friendly, which we appreciated. Also loved the vegan and gluten free concept. That said, most of the food just wasn’t to our taste, and at a total of €93 for the meal, we left feeling underwhelmed - and with the aftertaste of those clearly bad olives still lingering.

We came as a group of four people with different tastes. Unfortunately, we all found that our dishes were either tasteless or extremely spicy. Unfortunately, it wasn't to our taste.

A chance find that absolutely captivated me. The flavors were surprising and the service was super friendly. The cabbage rolls were spicy, but a real treat!

A truly sweet, cozy, little, simple, no-frills restaurant. The purely vegan menu is finely curated, from mezze to moussaka and pastitsio to matching wines, all made with good ingredients and delicious. The prices are more than reasonable for the location and quality. Nikos' team puts a lot of heart and soul into their work; I'm already looking forward to the Crazy Little Italian that will open soon next door. Beware: If you're as passionate about cooking and eating as I am, Nikos will immediately recruit you as a chef ;-) We'll definitely see you again! :-)

The food was overpriced, tasteless, and the bread was very dry. The service was very attentive, but they spoke almost exclusively English; it was very friendly; but I still wouldn't recommend it. I wanted to eat delicious gluten-free food, but it wasn't tasty.

Super delicious, nice ambience, very friendly staff, it is fun to look into the open kitchen and watch the preparation

Perfect place, food was great, it is not very spacious, but they made us place even for group of 7 and we enjoyed it very much. Very nice atmoshere and very nice staff. I highly recommend to visit!

Very friendly and willing service, tasty and full of ideas on the plate.

We had a really great evening at crazy little Greek. The owner is super personable and warm and our food was fabulous! A big heartfelt recommendation! See you soon <3!

Super authentic, great vibe and delicious food! Service can be a little bit slow, but the people that run the place are very passionate and make it worth it!

It’s a nice vegan restaurant, but it’s not really gluten free. They also serve non-gluten free beer and they don’t take measures to avoid contamination. I have asked about it to the staff and they had no clue. Unfortunately if one is severely celiac, they can’t eat in this place.

Very long waiting times, the food is not adaptable so cannot be adapted to personal wishes. We were told that not one of the waiters really spoke German, which is difficult when it comes to allergies or something similar. For me there is no need to repeat.

We were really looking forward to this restaurant because there were a lot of positive things written about it. I went in and asked if it was possible to sit outside. That worked without any problems. Unfortunately, we quickly noticed how long it took the waiter to take our order. Guests next to us informed us that they had already ordered 45 minutes ago. We waited 60 minutes until the waiter finally came, only to tell us that we had to leave because guests had come who had reserved. When we asked why this wasn't said earlier and why we were kept waiting, all that came out was stammering. When we asked again why our order had been taken at all and what had happened to it in the last 45 minutes, we were simply stared at like a car in response. The guests at the next table were just as stunned and couldn't believe it. Very, very unfortunate! We were really disappointed and of course mistakes happen, but something like that hasn't actually happened to us yet. Not even the food was forwarded so you could at least take it with you! It really could have been a nice evening, but with the waiter's incompetence I lost my appetite.

Awesome service, everybody was very kind!

It was great, tasty, loud, entertaining and everyone was super accommodating. We basically rolled home. Just a recommendation! The atmosphere of the staff was simply great...rarely have I met such convinced and loving people in the restaurant!

I've been wanting to try "the crazy little Greek" for a while, and today I finally did it. An absolutely exceptional Greek dish, very tasty and everything coordinated wonderfully and harmoniously. Even though the cuisine was purely vegan, we didn't miss the typical meat load one bit, on the contrary. At the end, the boss very convincingly recommended that we try his moussaka and served us this delicacy free of charge. You can simply feel the love and we can only recommend a visit to everyone. You will definitely see us there more often now. Thanks Nikos

Crazy Little Greek is really a little pearl in Mitte. Super delicious food – everything vegan, gluten-free and still really hearty. Nothing fake, just good cuisine with a Greek soul. The service is most warm and totally attentive. You immediately feel welcome. Finally something real in Mitte. I'll definitely come back.

It was all really delicious. The service was great, very warm and friendly. A great shop. :)

Greek and vegan went really well together (even if I couldn't imagine it)! We had various, very tasty starters (the starter platter looks great and is definitely recommended!). The Musaka and the stuffed peppers showed that everything was handmade, and the things were also super tasty. The semolina dessert that was included on the house is also highly recommended! The wine was surprisingly good and the service was attentive and warm. The restaurant is small and cozy, we wouldn't have been able to get there without a reservation. Everything is gluten-free, essential for us because of celiac disease. That all worked out too. We'll definitely be back!

The absolute best mezze you can eat. Such friendly staff too. And bonus because everything is vegan and gluten free! Absolutely recommend this place to anyone who is visiting Berlin.

Unfortunately, our experience doesn't live up to the overwhelmingly positive reviews. While the food looked good, tasted good, and was served relatively quickly, the moussaka was unfortunately cold, which turned what would probably have been a very good meal, fresh from the oven, into...acceptable. Not bad, but not particularly great either. Okay, in fact. It was also a bit awkward that we were initially seated at the table directly under the stairs, where one person couldn't sit upright, even though three other tables were still free and remained so. So we moved ourselves.

The first dish I wanted to order wasn't available. The dishes we ordered (moussaka) were unfortunately completely cold, not even lukewarm. Since we were sitting downstairs, where there was no waiter, they couldn't ask for it to be warmed up. It would have tasted good, but as it was, it was really nothing special and not worth recommending.

It’s amazing that they have such a variety of 199% gluten-free and vegan food - especially with the Greek cuisine. The food was really delicious and the prices reasonable. The even had gluten-free beer - which tasted quite good :) However the food took almost an hour to be served - to be fair though, that day they were extremely understaffed and had a lot of customers. So I do recommend this place :) The portions are quite small :/

I don't know the last time I ate so well! My husband and I felt very comfortable and the owner is a very warm and nice host! We'll definitely be back!

I never thought I would be able to eat in a Greek restaurant again since becoming vegan and gluten free and my veggie GF son had never tried Greek food. We came across this little gem of a place while on holiday and we're so lucky we were able to be accommodated without a reservation. We'd recommend reserving as it is a small place Very charmingly decorated and clean, including the toilet. Really lovely staff, who speak Greek, English, and German. Delicious food that we were so busy eating we forgot to photograph. As we were too full for desert, we got ours to go. Highly recommend and will definitely go back when next in Berlin.

Although the food was good, the service was not great, it took a long time to serve and attend and the place was too small.

It took them two hours to bring us our food, without ever letting us know they were late. It was freezing in the restaurant, and the food seemed precooked and cold. They didn't even apologize, and we're still waiting for the bread that never arrived.

The restaurant is quite small and there isn't much space, so the name is apt. But it has a tremendous charm, especially because of the owner and the beautiful furnishings. The food was great, we ordered the mixed starters (mezzes) and everything was very tasty. The only option I would have liked was flatbread instead of the bread chips you get. The vegan mousakka is the best I have ever eaten, absolute recommendation

Went last night as a group of three. We had a great evening. Good service and nice food!

Great food, nice people, delicious ouzo! Finally, some real Greek food instead of a 10kg Zeus plate of meat.

very tasty greek food and the atmosphere is welcoming☺️

As friends of Greek cuisine and vegans, we visited the restaurant after making a reservation by phone. Nevertheless, we first had to wait in the narrow dining room in front of the counter before we were assigned a place in the even narrower basement in front of the toilet. Unfortunately, the food was also very disappointing. Not a hint of Mediterranean spice. The millet balls with tzatziki turned out to be small brown flat cakes that were reminiscent of burnt potato chips. The tzatziki itself was made from coconut yogurt, not a hint of garlic, olive oil, vinegar, salt, pepper was to be tasted. But coconut certainly doesn't taste typically Greek. The moussaka and the pastizio also lacked spice and simply tasted bland. In terms of performance, the prices are the only thing in this restaurant that really stands out.

Everything in this restaurant is full of love - the ambience, the service and the food! We were thrilled and really enjoyed the evening and especially the food.

Absolutely recommended, such delicious food and you don't have to worry about everything being vegetarian and gluten-free. We had 2 delicious starters, each a main course and a delicious dessert. Very friendly staff. We will definitely come back!

Great discovery on the way back to our hotel at 10 p.m. where we were looking for dinner. Homemade and very fresh dishes. So obviously the later we dine, the fewer dishes there are available. But there is always a solution and that is great. Thanks for the bonus tzaziki and the shot of Uzo to finish the meal.

This was the best thing I've eaten in a long time! The atmosphere is invitingly charming, just like the boss and the staff. The food was extremely delicious. We will definitely be back and can only recommend The Crazy Little Greek. Thank you for the lovely evening. (:

We each ordered a main course for €18, which tasted very good. However, I was a little disappointed by the size of the portions, which I find far too small for the price, otherwise I think the vegan and gluten-free concept is great. We were very impressed by the person (we think it was the owner) who greeted us in an extremely friendly manner, as if we had been regular guests for many years. The English-speaking waiter was also nice, but he asked us twice if we wanted to order something else and when we declined and finished our drink, he came again without being asked and said that he would now bring us the bill. At that point we hadn't even been in the restaurant for an hour and a half and there were still a lot of seats available, so we found this "kicking out" a bit inappropriate.

For me the food was okay (the wine leaves were really nice but the rest was not very special) and sadly not a lot. We had the starters and they were 8,50 each so I expected larger portions for this price. We ended up getting 6 potato wedges (for 8,50 euro it’s crazy to me) and the beans in tomatoes were only very few beans - and all of those ingredients are not very expensive so the portions don’t match the price at all. We saw the main dishes which are at 18 euros and they were so small so we decided to not order more. Overall I found it sadly very disappointing. I personally wouldn’t go again. The service was very friendly though so a star for that ☺️

Pretty small restaurant with a vegan menu. We sat downstairs and all the tables were a bit squashed, so you had to constantly move your chair whenever someone wanted to walk past. What really needs to be praised is the service. The waiter was very nice and you could see that a lot of effort was being put into it. We ultimately decided on 2 dips and all 4 appetizers because we wanted to try a bit of everything and share. Unfortunately we were a bit disappointed when we saw them, as the dips were super small for the price of €5 each and so were the starters...5 slices of potato with some tzatziki for €8.50?? There was no bread with it and to be honest the only vegan thing was the dairy products used for the sauces. Otherwise everything was veggie and I think it's pretty bold to charge such prices for that. There are other vegan restaurants in Berlin with better menus and fair prices!