Hummus and Friends was recommended to me by an old friend. He was right about this restaurant. I…read morelove Israeli cuisine and the hummus and the delicious vegetable (Yemenite Israeli perhaps) soup was exactly what I needed to recharge. My server, Ellie, was charming and provided me with great service.

We stopped for lunch while nearby for a quick bite to eat. It took a while for a server to visit…read moreour table initially, but after that the service was fine. I ordered the hummus & antipasti plate. The hummus was so creamy, rich, and flavorful. The roasted veggies on top were a nice accompaniment. An additional pita would have been nice to help polish off all the hummus & veg but I just shoveled them all in with my fork which worked fine. A delicious lunch- we would definitely stop in again!

Really enjoyed the food and service outdoors, after we couldnt get into another place. this was a…read moregreat recommendation. glad we were boxed out of the other place. with family. super!

On our way to another Yelp-rec Italian just a few footsteps away but drawn in by Machiavelli's…read moreposted sidewalk menu. Did a quick uey here and it was super, Everyone cleaned their plates! Definitely recommend. Large, great outdoor dining patio with a bustling inside dining room especially as the night wore on after 7PM and it started to cool down. 4 of us - Food was excellent, large portions, flavors spot on, cooked to right temperature and only asked about the salmon not being overcooked but all of our plates were prepared perfectly! Complimentary crusty warm darker, thin sliced bread, served right away. You need to ask for Olive Oil and Balsamic and they were quality bottles. We were denied first of all...however, Alberto our server has a very dry sense of humor and will kid you throughout dinner. Eventually the bottles appeared seemingly from his side. He also assured us loudly that there were no smokers and smoking was not allowed anywhere when I asked him, as, I could smell smoke. Unfortunately, I believed him as he announced it so loudly, with EVERYone was looking at us lol. Duh, it's Europe where smoking is still somewhat kosher. Smokers use the patio freely and it does destroy the airy eating experience if you happen to have a chimney stack in your vicinity...thus was the case for us tonight. DINNER -Grilled Salmon 26 EU was crispy seared on both sides while most in the middle, raw spinach, small roast potatoes -Spinach Ricotta Cannelloni 18 EU - about 7 al dente 3/4" round x 5" long tubes, topped with dark grilled cheese, basil, tomatoes. -even the 4,90 EU side salad with raddichio, anise and a vinaigrette that literally comes as your side when the hot food arrives so be sure to ask for it at the beginning if you like it to start. -Friends' Scallopina Pepeverde pork medallions 23 EU cooked just pink, creamy and was delicious she reported, as was their Tagliatelle Fruiti de Mare 18,90 EU. Traditional Negroni 8,90 EU was well balanced and just what hubby wanted. 5,60 EU 0.5L (16.9 US oz) Berliner Pilsner, 10,90 EU Gin+Tonic Note Restrooms are downstairs. Frosted glass doored with individual sinks in each and shared by all, they were clean; unsure if there is an elevator for less mobile peeps. And...Alberto will also Hound you for a tip, announcing again loudly that your bill includes No TIps, lol ?!!

What a magnificant find!…read more This place is a "must visit" on any chocolate tour and while I suggest it be your last stop, that is only because I think you should keep this for the crowning glory and keep the chocolate out of the heat and sun if possible. This shop does not make its own chocolate. Rather, this shop gathers together all the different types of chocolate from all over the world. With everything from Anedei to Domori to other exotic chocolates, this is the place to go if you want to find quality chocolate. They have everything from inexpensive to very expensive but it is all top quality. This shop is quite a walk from the nearest underground subway stop of Oranienburger Str. but by quite a walk I mean 5 minutes past some of the best looking shops. There was even a kosher bakery on my journey. Upon arriving there were already two women who I had seen wander in to the shop ahead of me. I soaked up the chocolate heaven while they were served and the brilliant women running the shop that day helped me by bean, acidity and region, finding me the perfect bars of chocolate. For someone like me who is passionate about chocolate to say you MUST go here, you know that this, above all else, is a shop you must go to for chocolate in Berlin.

My girlfriend (chocolate lover) showed me this shop, and I much prefer it to the larger tourist…read moretraps. Though quite small (and pricey), they have a wide assortment from all over the world. Both times the woman working there (owner, I assume) graciously shared her knowledge and experience to help choose. This is the place for an extra special chocolate or for gifts.

Great food, lovely waiters, fresh ingredients and most importantly: Authentic!…read more Loved the experience, staff is great. We had a super nice evening. Ingredients are fresh, I was surprised about the idea to put Israeli food into pitas is lovely! Will come back soon.

Went to visit Berlin from NY. Food was AMAZING!! Service was great!! Hope I get to visit again and…read moretry everything on the menu!

Located at Danziger Strasse 135 in Prenzlauer Berg Backerei Kadtler has earned notoriety as a…read morekosher bakery, all Flour pregelatinized and several items lacking Dairy with everything certified by the Rabbi of Berlin. Serving the community since 2004, hours from 06h00 until 18h30 on weekdays often finding popular items sold out early, guests can expect quick service from staff that does not speak English but manages to do their best describing Pastries anyways. Labeled in German with signage indicating a presence or lack of Cream and Butter, the Bienenstich two layers of yellow Sponge around Vanilla Cream beneath caramelized Almonds, Kadtler's Mohnkuchen eats dense and nutty with a bit of sweetness on top while Currants and Quark make a laminated Danish stand out. Keeping kosher with Sreuselschnecke, soft Bread beneath Crumbles that taste buttery not lacking despite limited Ingredients, "Apfelkuchen mit Decke" roughly translates as Apple Cake with Blanket and although not Strudel warrants a look for varying textures plus plenty of Cinnamon.

This is one of the last independent bakeries in Berlin. The breads and pastries are delicious. On…read moreFriday, they bake a special Challah for the Jewish Sabbath. A great place to sit and eat a wonderful piece of cake with some tea. Also, the workers there are very friendly.

DECIDEDLY OVER-RATED!…read more Lunch, 30June2018. Hands-down delicious, multi-courses food, in a pleasant environment...except that this is the sort of place that you would dine, just before hanging yourself! No music, just the click-clack of cutlery against plates, and the drone of aged voices speaking of "Boards" and "tech". Why a place like this exists in Mitte is perplexing. Then again, it's Berlin, an odd mixture of old, new, and things that are buried but all too visible. Ah, the cherry-focused dessert has been delivered, with shock-frozen yoghurt pearls. All is well with the world once more, here in Europe, far away from Donald Dumb and his court of Dummies. I retuned to the Pauly Saal bar later today after a very satisfying dinner at Night Kitchen only to be poured a 5oz Chardonnay at Eur10! Recommend you skip this joint and head elsewhere to Night Kitchen where the food is more satisfying, less expensive, and the wine pours are more generous, thereby beckoning you to return to Night Kitchen. Additionally, at least one of the bartenders (specifically the dude with sleeves) is a major a-hole (beyond rude) maybe it's a homo phobic thing. Maybe he just a jerk. I don't need to pay for attitude, thank you [end]

Pauly Saal definitely lived up to the hype in my opinion and also was more than enough food over…read morethe 7 courses. The four of us arrived early for a reservation at 6:30pm and it felt like we were having a private dining experience for a few hours before the other guests showed up. The decor is quirky with a huge missile on the ceiling and random bandaged stuffed foxes hanging out in the corners-- but somehow it worked. The food was divine. There was a complimentary starter and service was wonderful- very attentive and kept our water and wine filled all evening. Food is considered "new German" and so lots of different mousses and they really like their Pike Perch. The presentation was amazing and we were looking forward to every reveal. Complimentary post-dessert included an ice-cream "rock" that was nestled among real black rocks-- what a nice surprise. Overall, I think Pauly Saal deserves their 1 Michelin star for their daring menu, decor and presentation. However, it's one of those places where I'm not sure I would come back to- hence the 4 stars.

Relaxing and friendly restaurant has a vegan page on the menu and a case of vegan homemade…read moredesserts. Don't care for soy mock meat? Try the popular hummus plate.

5/10 We paid 16 euro for the shashuka with meat. The price…read moreis a bit overpriced. The taste was average. There are way better places in berlin. 3 falafel for 4.50 were bland and nothing special. The Sabich was good but mostly tomato cucumber and eggs with sauce. Baba ganoush wouldn't order again. I'm conclusion not really worth a visit.

Israeli restaurant serving Sephardic (and kosher) specialities. The restaurant has a bright…read moreminimalist interior and in warmer weather plentiful outdoor seating. The menu includes lots of options around the Middle Eastern favourites of houmous (a whole range of options) and tahini, but with lots of less familiar dishes (to me at least) with fish and meat covered in rich sauces. Vegetarians and (particularly) vegans are well catered for - so much so that the menu lists vegan options rather than vegetarian. I chose the falafel plate, with four large falafels, tahini and four salads. My partner chose the Shakshuka with beef sausages, set in a rich tomato and pepper stew, with tomato salad, both served with pitta, olives and gherkins. The portions were good and filling, and we're glad we hadn't ordered starters. That said, other diners were happily polishing off platefuls of both. Meat and fish mains can be served with rice or fries. Our meals with two beers came to €35, which seemed like good value. Friendly and reasonably swift service. We shall return.

Lunch only for the braves and know what you can eat and want to eat. Deli counter, standup quick…read morefood, learn the art of ordering and eating. Try order the raw fish or eel or the likes and what happens after is history. definitely know how to service and please the tourists with spacious room and pleasant fresh meat/fish display... Try it if you wander this way.

This review is regarding the fish and chips…read more Rogacki has lots of options to purchase meat and fish. I honestly found them quite expensive and just from the looks they weren't looking super promising, but maybe thats also due to their old interior that makes it look like a trashy market. The food to eat is served in a cantine style, almost like Nordsee but better. Overall here are the pros of Rogacki: + Its fast (cantine style) + Its cheap (3,30 EUR/100g of grilled sea salmon) + Its better tasting and better quality than Nordsee Now here's what I didn't like besides the interior. The Remouladen sauces disappointed, regardless with you take it with or without the garlic. The sea lachs was rich in fish but the overall taste and freshness was not promising. Yes I got fish for a fair price but I didn't fully enjoyed it. The fish are fried, not in a nice fish and chips beer batter way but more thin-crusted.

Unfriendly and unwelcoming staff. One of the few kosher places of Berlin, but not worth your time…read moreand money. There are enough nice places to eat and drink in the area.

I have no idea why people trash this place. Good coffee - some good sweets and nice little old…read morelady's serving