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Very tasty and excellent service! We recommend Hofgarten and would be happy to come back!

Sooo cosy, we spent a very nice evening enjoying great food in a very nice place. I really recommend this place.

Very charming restaurant, we received a friendly welcome, quickly received our delicious food (asparagus, potatoes, schnitzel) and the schnitzels were wafer-thin. There was an appropriate portion size on the plates. Clean and well-equipped toilet. Overall, a rustic atmosphere in which we felt very comfortable. Clear recommendation! 🥰

Delicious Ukrainian cuisine. I recommend dumplings and borscht.

A nice little restaurant with very good cuisine from the Ore Mountains, that's how my grandmother used to cook

The owner is friendly and enthusiastic, the food is delicious and plentiful, but a bit slow.

No kids, no kinderwagen. It's not a friendly place

The food and drinks were delicious. Extremely friendly service, and the wine recommendations were excellent. Definitely worth a try!

Kleens is a small, fine Berlin restaurant with excellent food and fine drinks. The service is very friendly and quick! We were there for the first time today and felt very comfortable. The cheese and apple pie were also delicious! We would love to come back!!

A nice place for many occasions.

Home-style cooking with potential – a culinary greeting from the cafeteria kitchen When hunger calls from home and the fridge is silent, I like to pick up the phone and order here. Because what this restaurant offers is honest, down-to-earth food. Cafeteria food, in other words – not for Instagram, but sometimes just what you need when your soul craves pasta with Jägerschnitzel. Or these pasta with tomato sauce and Jagdwurst, which somehow always taste like a school trip – but here, unfortunately, more like ketchup with a slight hint of vinegar. A bit like "home-style cooking at speed dating," well-intentioned, but not always a hit. The meatballs: sometimes dry like a job interview, sometimes so over-seasoned that you almost feel sorry for the minced meat again. And then again, so bland that you miss the mustard like an old friend – just like the coarsely chopped onions, which might have saved the whole thing. Roasted aromas would also have been a nice touch, as a little greeting from the pan. But: praise where praise is due – the fried potatoes! Crispy, well-seasoned, a bright spot. Unfortunately, the portions are so small that you almost think you've accidentally gotten a child's portion. But: the red fruit compote is a poem. Fruity, sweet, nostalgic – like a dessert from better days. It warms your heart and makes you forget the ketchup for a moment. Despite a few culinary stumbling blocks, I'm happy to give this place another chance. I like home-cooked food. I like local restaurants. And I like it when food is made with love – especially the simple things. Because if they're right, I'll happily recommend it. Until then, it will remain my emergency destination – for days when I'm in a hurry and still want to be fed and somehow comforting. Because anyone who serves home-cooked food brings a piece of Eastern culture to their plate – and with a little more attention to detail, quick, filling meals might soon become real comfort food that tastes like home. 3 out of 5 meatballs – with a promise of more.

I was contacted via Telegram asking if I would write a 5-star review in exchange for a small fee. This is a highly questionable business practice. The numerous 5-star reviews over the past few days lead me to conclude that I'm probably not the only one. There's a certain method to this, and at least in my opinion, it's intentional. By whoever.

Nice place to hangout with family Good food & good service

My husband and I came for lunch, we don’t speak much German, we were greeted by the lovely owner who was attentive and helpful, the food was perfect and we had a really good experience, I highly recommend, had a really nice time