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Unser Weihnachtsessen war eine von den Sattmachern zubereitete Ente mit beigestellter Soße die wir pünktlich am 24.12.24 entgegennahmen. Alles hat super-lecker geschmeckt und wir werden bei nächster Gelegenheit darauf zurück kommen. Die Bedienung ist sehr freundlich und humorvoll. Es hat Spaß gemacht.

Unfortunately, I'm there far too rarely, but when I do, it's always an experience. The food, as well as the friendliness of the staff and owners, are simply unbeatable. Keep it up.

Unfortunately, things have gone downhill since Franzi left. The owner is unfriendly and slow - maybe the lady should look for another job, she's out of place in the catering industry - I'd rather go to Bornholms 1.

Very good food. Great hospitality. I highly recommend

Great place for group and couple. Neighborhood restaurant. Full recommendation!

I celebrated my birthday here on April 21, 2025 with 38 people at a brunch. Even the first contact with Ms. Weiß was so nice and friendly. Although the restaurant doesn't open until 1 p.m., brunch at 10:30 a.m. wasn't a problem. All other preparations were carried out easily and simply by email and telephone, as I live 250 km away and am only in Berlin occasionally. The delicious buffet, the arrangement in the small banquet hall and the personal supply of drinks by attentive and friendly employees were great. Everything corresponded exactly to my expectations and my guests and I simply felt comfortable. Many thanks to all the staff at Alte Fritz who helped make my celebration so perfect.

Beautiful restaurant with a lot of love. Delicious food

I mentioned at the beginning that I would be sitting in the seats around the corner, but after that I was still forgotten. Furthermore, it was really the driest or toughest schnitzel that I was supposed to eat, but complained about it because I almost choked on it. I received a discount, didn't stay any longer due to the eternal wait and was very disappointed. Because I remembered it differently from before.

From the potato counter to the disappointment counter – once good, today just cheeky and unloving I have known the so-called potato counter in Forum Köpenick for many years and used to enjoy having lunch there. The portions were generous, the food was solid home cooking, e.g. B. Goulash with dumplings and green beans for €8.50 – absolutely fair. Today you pay over €11 for the same meal - but unfortunately there is nothing left of it except the price. The food now just seems carelessly slapped onto the plate, visually somewhere between school lunch and a “take it or die” buffet. But what particularly annoys me is that the dumplings are constantly running out, and not just by chance. No matter whether on weekdays at 3:30 p.m. or like today (Saturday, before 2 p.m.!) - again no dumplings. And this is not the first, but at least the third time in a row that exactly this has happened. What makes it even worse is the attitude of the staff - two older women who immediately show how indifferent they are to everything. No greeting, no friendliness, no effort. When I expressed my disappointment that there were no dumplings again, I received rude answers like: “Yeah, then go eat somewhere else.” “What can we do about it if the boss buys so little?” No apology, no alternatives offered, just pure ignorance. Before you've even finished speaking, they turn to the next customer. This isn't gastronomy - it's a shameful act of alienating customers. As a side dish, they simply popped red cabbage onto my plate without asking, even though the board said: “Red cabbage or green beans”. I wanted green beans – but wasn’t asked. When I brought this up, they immediately said, with that “kiss my ass” attitude: “We haven’t!” I pointed at the board, and the next stupid answer came: "Do you want us to keep climbing up there and writing down that it's all?" The message was clear: It doesn't matter what's on the board - you get what we have, whether you want it or not. If you look at the other Google reviews, the picture is confirmed: unfriendliness, loveless food, no card payments (!), and prices that are now at restaurant level. At a time when even smaller snack bars accept modern payment methods, cash payments are still mandatory here - that's simply no longer up to date. By the way, the food itself is no longer what it once was: the potatoes have a thick skin - it looks like they were chemically peeled, the red cabbage tastes like it comes from a can or a jar, and the goulash tastes far removed from what it used to be. By the way, I myself come from the East and know exactly what I mean when I say: This behavior is reminiscent of the old GDR times, when in some village restaurant you were given the feeling that the customer was more of a nuisance than welcome. Conclusion: The potato counter used to be an insider tip for hearty German cuisine. Today it is just a prime example of poor service, rising prices and absolute customer ignorance. I definitely won't eat there again. And I can only advise everyone to spend their money elsewhere.

A great evening with great food and very good and friendly service, thank you very much