Genuinely the best burguer of the city. There is a lack of quality burguers in Berlin. And when you find them they are obscenely overpriced. I have been going to Monty's for years, since I arrived to the city. And it will always be my go to place. All of my friends love it and it is a banger every time.
The welcome was excellent, the owner was very humble and friendly, the food was delicious and well-presented, and the portions were generous. As a chef who knows the secrets of this challenging profession, I can say in short that it was a brief visit to Berlin from Hanover, but this restaurant added a lasting smile to my Berlin trip.
I only recently discovered this, and it's already my favorite local treat.
Dustin, the vendor, had me engaged in a genuine neighborhood chat less than two minutes after I ordered. "Thirty years ago, the subway used to stop right there," he told me, and when he was a child, mothers would routinely leave their strollers in front of the department store.
As the chimney cake slowly turns golden brown, time suddenly feels a little more relaxed. If you're lucky, you might even get a quick peek inside the cart. Just long enough to warm your flushed cheeks by the cozy chimney cake oven.
A small stand, still new, but with exactly the kind of warmth and atmosphere that will eventually spark stories. That's Schönhauser Allee for you.
From the outside, it looks unassuming. The food is cooked fresh daily. It was absolutely delicious. You absolutely have to try it. We received a warm welcome. It's lovely to see what it looked like before. 🤗