This is more Imbiss than restaurant, you order at the counter and it's brought to you; no alcohol,…read morejust soft drinks, juices, fresh peppermint tea. But sometimes it's the really simple places that deliver, and the food is the real deal: meat & plum tajine - with nuts - vegetable couscous and a Moroccan salad. The tajine was just excellent, the vegetable couscous a good sized portion, all in all it came to only €15 for the two of us including a complimentary mint tea. We told the owner we would return - and we will. With so many overrated hipster places around, you won't go far wrong here.

Baraka is a phenomenal experience that brings you amazing food in a beautifully decorated spot…read more We tried the Tagine platter for two, which came with a lot of little tasting dishes so that we had a chance to experience a variety of tastes and combinations while enjoying the main star of the day : The lamb Tagine, which was TO DIE FOR. The service was attentive and fast, and the prices are fair for the amount and quality of food that you get. Just incredible!

Our group was at Markt Halle Neun which is a fun experience but not very suitable for a relaxed sit…read moredown dinner so we came to Baraka which was close by. Solid Moroccan cuisine with a very hospitable staff. We had a wonderful meal!

We came here for lunch by recommendation of a friend on our very last day in Berlin, right before…read morewe left for the airport and it was the most perfect and tastiest send off! You order and pay at the counter and they give you a beeper so you know when the food is ready. When it goes off, you go back up to the counter to get your food, condiments, etc. there's ample seating indoors with a few tables outside as well. I got the koshary, my husband got a falafel sandwich, and we split sakalans for dessert. There was also a big bowl of a hot sauce/spicy condiment near the water station by the counter and, of course, I had to try it. The wait for our food wasn't long at all, but it seemed we had just beat the rush. The koshary here is the best I've ever had! It wasn't lacking in anything and it came out hot! The sauce was plentiful and the flavor warm and inviting. The chickpeas were perfect cooked and the fried onions were super crispy and tasty, not at all bitter! The hot sauce was actually spicy, but also went really well the koshary in terms of flavor. My husband's sandwich was loaded and he really enjoyed it. He had gotten it wrapped to go in anticipation of not finishing it, but he claimed it was so good he couldn't stop. The sakalans was nothing like I've ever had before, but now I crave it so much! I highly recommend it even if you're skeptical! This was a wonderful meal and we hope to return to it one day!

This place is really cool and unique. The food is very traditional and different, definitely worth…read morea try if you're a fan of trying something new. We waited for really long and had to remind the waiter of our order. Also, the portions are really small but after all the prices are fair.

While walking Potsdamer Strasse on a Sunday evening, I was attracted to this small, neighborhood…read moretype cafe's sidewalk tables, one with a 1/2 dozen locals, chatting and drinking mint chai; likewise, a couple and their teenage daughter at another table. The waiter who came to serve me got a woman from the "locals" table to help me with my limited German, recommending to me a tajine dish of lamb, cooked with a mix of nuts, apricots, and plumbs. The waiter agreed to have his chef "downsize" the order to a smaller single person's quantity, and reduced the price as well, by a third. Total bill, including fresh, real Moroccan bread, and two small bottles of bitter lemon: €20. Excellent food, cooked to order, helpful service, a nice way to begin a return week in Berlin after 25 yesr's absence.

Very cozy restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere. The owner was very friendly and quite helpful with…read morerecommendations. Meatball Tajine was excellent. Green Tea was nice. Prices are quite fair.

Absolutely loved our experience here. Vibe is fantastic, after a ton of walking it felt like an…read moreurban oasis. We came for lunch and were seated immediately , restaurant was 75% full which led to a good energy. The view is awesome. You can see all of Berlin from most seats in the restaurant. We ordered the hummus trio and they were all great. The star of the show however was the Parmesan schnitzel - it had a garlic aioli type sauce on the bottom and ironically was also great with hummus. Wine list was good and our wines were great! Service was friendly but they kept forgetting to bring things out as they got busier. Will definitely be back.

Well positioned beautiful restaurant at the top of 25 hours hotel, modern, airy, access to rooftop,…read moreand a direct view into the zoo: one wonders who watches whom. Friendly staff. Most importantly, the breakfast buffet is wonderful and a wonderful start into the day.

2.50 Euro for a Shawarma? Definitely the cheapest I've ever paid the Moroccan chicken/veggie wrap…read more Little that I know... you get what you pay for. Pretty flavorless, and the bread was not even warm. Pretty much a no-go for a Shawarma. On the other hand, you can't beat their prices. I recommend going for a "Teller" (plate) instead, the portions are bigger and you'll pay around 6 Euro. The crowd can be questionable here, likely due to the fact that Goerlitzer Park is closeby. If you want better quality and a nicer environment try out nearby Baraka, otherwise this place will do.

Literally THE BEST place I have ever eaten IN THE WORLD. I have been told the cuisine was Moroccan,…read morebut I'm no expert, so I can't be sure. No matter WHAT this is, though--the food here is amazing, the prices are jaw-droppingly cheap. They have freshly squeezed orange and carrot juice (about 3 euros a cup, last time I went) that I had to cut myself off from before I went broke, haha! They have plenty of seating, both indoors and out, and I have always managed to find a seat, even when it was packed during the world cup. My suggestion: bring a friend and order the Rissani Teller, you will NOT be disappointed. Between two people, this plate is HARD to finish. They give you TONS of food for the price (about 8 euros, I believe--but don't quote me on that!). The plate is a giant sampler of all their best stuff, including: shawarma, felafel, hummus, fried halloumi, and mountains of veggies. The best part is this deep fried eggroll-type thing they put on top, filled with halloumi and spinach (I think?), which is my favorite food EVER! They also have three sauces: a yogurt/garlic sauce, a mango sauce, and a chili sauce. It sounds weird, but try all three--at once! Trust me, it's good! Even if this restaurant were more expensive, I'd pay for it--it's quality food only made that much sweeter by its price tag.