Die besten Restaurants in Berlin

It's possible that the standard for pho in Berlin is already quite high, but I can't recommend this soup. Too salty and lacking real flavor. To me, it tastes more like bouillon cubes. Maybe order something else instead.

Friendly service. Fresh falafel balls. Highly recommended!

It smells good. Unfortunately, I was immediately thrown out. A restaurant that doesn't allow dogs. Disappointing.

Affordable prices and excellent service

It's more like a warehouse. Too loud, people crammed together. And the food isn't really great.

Very taste with reach flavors. I wish I took pictures of the main corse. We had fish special and shrimp scampi. A little on the spicy side bust most hot peppers can be avoided.

We ordered the Aladdin Teller so we could try a cross-section of the dish. Most of the fatty dishes were overdone. The falafel, for example, was small and consisted mostly of the shell. The meat wasn't great either.

The best manti I had in Berlin. The prices are very good and the Gözleme are exquisite.

Enjoyed seaweed salad with tuna. My best tuna yet.

Awesome burger, really top-notch, I devoured it in no time.

Disappointing! Very limited drink selection: water, beer, or wine… there was a mother-to-be among us… the goat cheese salad turned into a brie salad… The snails were so overcooked there was no butter left in the shell… I won't go into the other details… in short, extremely disappointing and not even a gesture of goodwill…

The staff member was rude. The order was taken incorrectly because they were listening to loud music. The portion size was very small for the price. The taste was okay. For that price, you might as well go to a restaurant; at least you get good service and more on your plate. 🙄

Since I've been asked so often: what was it like at the "Restaurant der Hofladen" (Farm Shop Restaurant), I decided to go and see what it's like. But that's only a small part of the visit, because the "Hofladen" (farm shop), like many other restaurants, is located in the "Armenius Market Hall"! Like all market halls built between 1883 and 1892, the market halls had Roman numerals instead of names! Today's Amenius Market Hall bore the Roman numeral X when Germany was still an empire! The hall is located in the Tiergarten district, in the Moabit neighborhood (so named by the French Hugonots who settled in this area in 1885, in memory of the biblical land of Moab). The hall is one of 14 that the Berlin Magistrat (city government) had built to remedy the intolerable hygienic conditions at the city markets and to ensure the population's food supply! The "Hofladen" restaurant is one of four restaurants that work closely together so that guests can order what's on the shared menu in each restaurant! A very practical and good service for guests! This group includes, in addition to the "Hofladen" (Austrian dishes), the "Fischladen" (fish shop), the "Almenteria&Vini" (Italian dishes), and the "Smoke&Barvel" (meat dishes/BBQ)! I chose Wiener Schnitzel! And what came to the table was a truly well-souffléd schnitzel, the meat very tender, and every bite a delight! Only the parsley garnish didn't go with the meal! But I also told the very friendly waitress! No vinegar or anything similar should be added to the potato salad either! Pickles are enough for a pleasant aroma 👍 The beer came fresh from the tap and was a great complement to the Wiener Schnitzel! In addition to the four restaurants mentioned, the Arminius Hall is home to many more, all of which offer good and affordable food! To keep the text from becoming too long, I've included some relevant images, so every guest can discover what suits them best! 👍 The Armenius Market Hall is easily accessible from the city center (take U-Bahn line 9 from Kurfürstendamm to Moabit station, or take tram line M10 from the main train station)!

I think it's my favorite ice cream shop🙏

Huge selection of food, fast and very friendly service