Never knew that kind of thing even existed! Basically the…read moreshop specializes in making (Pita-bread?) Sandwiches with different sausages. I have tried their No. 1 which was a sandwich with Salami, Turkish sausages, and chopped hotdog, topped with melty Turkish kasar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, ketchup, and mayo. Now, when eating a meat-based sandwich (be it a burger, a hotdug, cold cuts ... etc), I usually don't like the flavour being ruined by any addition except for cheese. Yet, this one had all the flavors sitting in well together without watering down any of the flavours. It was a very hunger-squashing quick meal for only 3.5 Euros. Totally recommended. P.S: If you're a vegetarian/vegan, the place still offers the usual middle eastern veg. fare like Halloumi and Falafel.

The food is outstanding and of great value. The ambiance is relaxing and service the very best you…read morewill ever find. The owner shares his love of food and humanity. Enjoy as we did!

Ahhh Gel Gor, how I love thee. I make sure to come here every time I'm in Berlin. It's open 24/7…read moreand can't go wrong with that. I got the techno teller which includes falafel, halumi and little kofta sausages, spiced rice and lots of different dips including a curry one which is heavenly. bf got the Adana plate. It comes with a starter salad and they bring delicious warm toasted bread also. For drink we had rhubarb soda. Not too sweet just perfect! I love you Gel Gor never change!

This was my favorite meal in Berlin by far. It's so intimate and small. You feel like you're in…read moresomeone's home. The food is incredible. Their sandwiches are to die for. Apparently we were some of their final patrons before closing the business on 12/31, but I think they're planning on opening elsewhere!

This was another Berlin recommendation from my sister. On our first night, my friends and I were…read morepretty exhausted and wanted a low key dinner that wasn't too expensive. Mogg was perfect. It is located in an old girl's school. We made sure to make reservations as we heard this is a popular place. It looks like a small deli and has a really cool vibe with a bunch of tables. They have vegetarian options for those that do not eat meat. I ordered the pastrami sandwich that they are known for. It was really good. My other friend ordered the pastrami salad, another the Reuben, and another their vegetarian sandwich. It was here that I discovered one of my favorite German Beers, Bayreuther Hell. My friend ordered lemon and ginger tea and was given hot water with a real lemon wedge and ginger root in it. I noticed that this is common in Germany. Service was great, food was delicious and it was exactly what we needed after a long day. I highly recommend!

I've been to this coffee shop many times, it's a very cute place with a lot of gluten free choices…read moreof cakes and even pancakes. The service is very nice too and the prices are fair. I've tried both of their cakes, sweet pancakes and also salted pancakes. I couldn't say which one is my favorite because they are all awesome ! The place is often full, and laptops are forbidden during the weekends.

The food is nice, but not nice enough to accept the lame and lousy service that comes with it. And…read morenot a bit more special than any other of the newly popping places around Weserstrasse I was there three times already, it is right by my house, first I thought the waiters are young and maybe had a bad day. Second time, I was like hmmm! 3rd time a friend was already there. It took them 50 minutes to make me a cheese sandwich not to mention smart*ss comments from the waiter that were anything but funny. On another time it took the waiter 35 minutes to bring three coffees to the only table in the place. Yes he did a nice scribble on the foam, but come on! Hm, nop, thank you!

Honestly considering moving to Berlin just so I can have this amazing cafe as my local coffee shop…read more I can't rave enough about this place. My partner and I ordered two filter coffees and the coffee quality was superior to the other coffee shops we visited while in the city - strong, smooth, just the Saturday morning 'pick me up' everyone needs. We had the avocado on toast and the easter omelette with avocado as well as the mini pancake platter with apple compote. The bread (which I believe was sourdough) was fantastic, the avocado was super smooth, creamy, tasty and ripe and the side salad had an amazing dressing that I couldn't quite figure out what it was but I'm all for it. Loved the little details, like the pine kernels and bits of pomegranate with the salad. The omelette was also incredible. The pancakes were like breakfast/brunch dessert and were so fresh and delicious. If I had to find a flaw it would be that I would have preferred a poached egg to a soft boiled on my toast, but I guess that's that's cherry picking. Easily on my top three best brunches.

"Berlin is a city condemned forever to becoming and never being." Interpret this well-known quote…read morehowever you'd like, but when it comes to food, I think this statement captures the diversity of Berlin's up-and-coming food scene and how a quintessential restaurant in Berlin always continues to be inspired by trends across the world. Okay Café, which has quickly become one of my favorite restaurants for breakfast, captures this perfectly: I was greeted in Swedish ("hej!"), interacted with the servers in German, and heard a few snippets of an English conversation every now and then. If that doesn't perfectly represent Berlin's multiculturalism, I'm not sure what does. Okay Café markets itself as a Neukölln cafe with a Stockholm touch and it certainly finds the perfect middle ground between these two identities: it's effortlessly cool (with Scandinavian minimalism galore) and unpretentiously trendy. Any hipster who stops by would have nary a complaint about the food nor the decor (plants on plants!). And if that won't win you over, know that this is one of the few restaurants in Berlin where the server will bring your table complimentary tap water (with a tasteful slice of lemon) without you having to ask beforehand. Oh, and the fantastic indie music selection (off the top of my head: a HAIM cover of a Tame Impala song, LCD Soundsystem, and Babyshambles) was also a nice touch. The food is delicious and healthy, with a good number of vegan and vegetarian options for those with dietary restrictions. Color me surprised when I found out that I could enjoy an omelette with a more-than-generous amount of avocado and a tasty side salad with pomegranate and pine nuts for €6.80! This dish screams San Francisco, but it'd definitely cost at least twice as much over there. On top of that, it's also one of the more heartier (and cheaper) breakfasts I've enjoyed in Berlin. And since we're talking about a Swedish-inspired cafe, how could we forget about the cinnamon buns? On top of offering the classic cinnamon buns everyday, there are also daily specials ranging from vanilla to Nutella. Enjoy a Swedish fika with a cinnamon bun and an Americano with your laptop -- there's free wifi, but they ask that you don't bring your laptops in on Sundays. And if you get hungry, place your food order before 4 p.m., which is when the kitchen closes. And true to its self-proclaimed Stockholm touch, they also take card. Tack and bis bald!

A small food store in the subway station of Alexanderplatz and Friedrichstraße with a great…read moreconcept: vegan and bio premade food for a small price. They also have Sandwiches, Muffins and the like, but their specialty are salads with couscous, bulgur and pasta. They also offer yogurts and drinks. My favorite is the chai latte, which you don't get that easily in a quality like this. Everything is prepared freshly; at Alexanderplatz you can watch them work behind the scenes. The only downside: there's not really a quiet place to sit down.

Omg omg omg everytime big flash so great so nice!!! Everybody shouldve tried it out once in his/her…read morelife! Köfte sandwich! Its also easy better than mustafas gemuse abfuck :) love you

Maranda serves excellent authentic Köfte kebabs, cutlets, liver, sardellas, fish and other turkish…read moredelicacies that you don't get in any Döner kebab corner store. The food is freshly made to order (and has not been over fried for hours on a turning skewer like in some Döner stalls), well seasoned, the sauces are good and the bread soft. The prices are reasonable: 3€ for sandwiches, 6€ for a plate full of fried sardellas, 10€ for a whole grilled fish. The guys behind the counter are friendly. Maranda is more than one of 1000 regular turkish fast food stores in the Kiez and definitely one of the best in their field! I love coming here and can recommend it to anyone!

This is place is a solid pick for Cheese Pide and Doner Kabab. I think this was the best Donee I…read morehad in Berlin. The restaurant has a small seating table in the back that fits 4 tables. I will come here again and try other things

Came for the doner kabob, but man, did I really want to eat half the things I saw there. The doner…read moreis super solid and the guys behind the counter and pretty friendly. All that food behind the counter looked awesome. When I was leaving I saw that middle-eastern tea that's got ton of sugar! Man, I really should have stayed and asked for one. Brings back good memories of the middle-east for me. So when you go, ask for one of these with your meal.

On August 7th, the famous Gözleme was incredibly closed (WTF Berliners take holidays?!). So we…read morechose its normcore-turkish neighbour, Toasted. It's this kind of imbiss you don't know at all what you will find when you come in. So its name was compliant: we can eat some toasts. It reminds me a disappointing restaurant I've tried several months ago in Paris: The Grilled Cheese Factory, which made a feeble attempt to imitate the american grilled-cheese. I don't know at all which kind of grilled toasts (turkish tradition?) this imbiss try to imitate but this is really tasty for a regular Neukölln price (3,50€). It goes along with mortadella, turkey, mozzarella or tuna. You can also choose the scrambled eggs but I'm not sure you will walk that much to Karl-Marx Str. to eat a pale version of an american breaksfast. Except if you just have 4€ left. So in my "günstig und lecker" scale: - Günstig : 5/5 - Lecker : 4/5