I really wanted to like this place but it was rather disappointing. It's a nice setup---you use…read moretongs to select the baked goods you want---but in practice the simit was stale and chewy and the borek was soggy.

From outside it does not look very special but it is actually a very nice place and the owners /…read morepeople who work there are very friendly and welcoming. Great mixture of people and delicious (mainly turkish) little dishes. All kinds of simit, breakfast, turkish bread, cakes, coffee and very, very nice tea!

We had an exceptionally good time sitting in their outdoor seating area, watching Germany beat…read moreGreece in the quarterfinals of the Eurocup on a well-placed tv screen. The restaurant also offered great beer, pretty good apple strudel, and a pleasant and funny waitress who spoke excellent English. I think we paid around 9 Euro for our evening snack and drinks. We were a bit concerned by the nearby diner tossing live firecrackers over his shoulder onto the sidewalk every time Germany scored. . . . S

My wife and I went there one evening at short notice and were quite lucky to find a nice table. The…read moreatmosphere was perfect, a nice looking room with a long bar. The staff was very young but efficient. Just one thing which was very puzzling: it turned out to be impossible to order just tap water, this is probably the owner's policy but it is not very nice from him ( or her) to let young waitresses tell customers that they actually cannot have tap water. The food we ordered was copious and quite nice, my wife had the 'Königsberger Klopse' which were delicious and I had the 'Kalbsleber Berliner Art' which I enjoyed a lot. The wine by the glass we had was very tasty. One of the nice casual cozy places in Potsdam to recommend.