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Very friendly service and delicious food. I would definitely come back if I'm in the area again!

The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly! I highly recommend it.

Yo bro I heard you closed. Get in touch, let's talk. We'll find a solution.

A truly fantastic restaurant. The food was delicious, fresh, and cooked to perfection. The atmosphere is pleasant and cozy; you immediately feel at ease. The staff is friendly and attentive; you're treated like a guest in someone's own home. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and will gladly return.

Thank you, Marji, for your wonderful kumpir, always prepared with so much love. ❤️ I was a guest for many years and am very sad that the Schlaraffenland in the Akazienkiez is no longer there. Unfortunately, the Schlaraffenland closed permanently in August, and another restaurant with new owners will soon be opening.

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.

I've been a regular customer for years, and what can I say about Aki? He's the best :) Food 12/10. Thank you for being there. Best wishes

It's a beautiful place, unfortunately the only one in Berlin :(

I stumbled across the Rothenburg Eck by chance this weekend and immediately fell in love with the place. The owner is fantastic, very friendly and attentive! The staff is also great. The pub offers plenty of seating, is well-equipped, and the various beers on tap are all delicious. The prices are more than fair. I'll definitely be coming back often!

went a long distance there and the shop was closed(during the official opening hours written on the door).

Pancake soup 3 - Roast pork ok... Kaiserschmarrn inedible

Everything was perfect. Delicious food, great service.

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.

Please note, the shop is closed for health reasons. I wish you a speedy recovery and hope you reopen soon :)