Order the Griechischen Platter if you have 2 or more people at your table. You will not be…read moredisappointed! The tzaziki is amazingly fresh, the meats are deliciously seasoned and tender, and the pommes have the perfect amount of crunch to them. Yummy! Will definitely come back!

I ordered the half grilled chicken (perfectly prepared on the charcoal grill) along with Mtabbal…read moreBatinjan (a delicious smoky roasted eggplant dip with tahini - highly recommended!). The garlic sauce was also exceptional. I give the food quality 4 stars - everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and authentically Lebanese. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant has comfortable tables with a nice, relaxed atmosphere (great for a casual meal or with friends/family). Overall, a great choice for tasty Middle Eastern food at reasonable prices - definitely worth a visit!

I've been here a few times now and it is a typical German brewery. The food is good and the price…read moreis okay for the amount you get. The portions are big! What I don't like about this place is that you always smell like you work inside the kitchen when you leave the restaurant. Other than that it's a good place to go for food or for a beer, especially for groups as there is lots of space.

Expected to try various brewery beers, saw a sign on table for fest beer. Ordered fest beer, they…read morewere out, ordered a dark beer brewed there, they were out. Only beer on tap from brewery was Gold, unfiltered pils. Was good. But disappointed could not try others. Food was good. Interior, seating and noise level were all good.

A very interesting menu means that this is probably a better place to eat than drink. In look and…read morefeel too it has more appeal as a restaurant, being not quite as cosy as the places I like to take on fluid. I stopped by mostly for the Fuchsen Alt, as I hadn't seen it anywhere else yet. It was ok but there are better ALTernatives (haha).

Schmalbauch is a solid German Restaurant (with a few Greek specialties as well), but apparently,…read moreaccording to Qype, it's a bit overrated. The Tzaziki as entrée was a big plate of Tzaziki, but with only two pieces of bread. That's completely out of balance, it's impossible to eat all the Tzaziki with only those measly two pieces of bread. The main dishes were much better, but not perfect either. My schnitzel was of medium quality (meaning that it was ok, but I've had better elsewhere), but the roasted potatoes were excellent. The service is very nice and friendly, though sometimes a bit slow which might be excused by the high amount of customers in the summer. Allover a very good restaurant, but it only made a 4 instead of a 5-star impression to me.