Hot weather + juicy burgers + crispy fries + cold beverage = heaven✨
We tried their crispy chickenburger and double cheeseburger, sided with curly fries and regular fries. Each dish tasted amazing and was filled with flavour.
(I definitely recommend their curly fires!!)
The staff was so friendly and welcoming!
It was great that they had seats available both inside and outside. A bit surprised by the fact that we could only pay by cash.
Other than that we had a great time! Thank you!
One of those urban-hipster Berlin spots where more traditional people don't immediately understand the menu and the procedures. But the food is excellent and well worth the money. Even the iced tea, whatever's in it, was great. Why the dish is called "Schaufel" (scoop) I can only guess, but every ingredient was delicious and the dish was well-composed. Not something you'd want to spend a lazy evening at, but just right for a quick (not hectic) lunch.
Unfortunately, my experience with the restaurant was not good. The food did not taste good, nor did it look good. In addition, the restaurant fry all the meat in one pan, which is very bad. Here is a picture of what the final order looked like.
Tasty and, as far as I can tell, authentic galette in many kinds and variations. Might be a bit stupid to say, but having French waiter adds to the authentic feeling. Lovely choice of French drinks as well.
Now I have to correct my review. I'm really annoyed with this place, even though I really enjoyed coming here and the food was good. They charged me for both components of a mixed beer. I was asked to pay €7.70 for a 0.5 alcohol-free beer. When I complained, they refunded me €1. I still think €6.70 is extremely cheeky. Sorry, but I won't be coming back. If that's the only way to do it, they have to say so upfront. They certainly don't charge Fanta and beer separately for an Alster. Especially since I didn't even get the amount I bought.
We stopped in spontaneously as a couple. The food was delicious, with large portions and a fair price. The atmosphere was also nice; we sat outside and watched the hustle and bustle of the main street while eating...priceless.
I visited the usually full restaurant one day a week and tried the various dishes. We liked the fried bananas and fufu the best. It's a somewhat unusual dish for Europeans, but I think it's worth trying.