It feels like this place opened just for us today! Our server was so pleasant and gave us the…read morenicest service! We enjoyed an espresso with a vegan veggie wrap and as we were eating he recommended some extras to put on our wraps and later brought us some black tea. It was all very affordable and a very cozy, one room cafe. This is our first yelp post, we had to find a way to get more people to come and enjoy!

From the owner: Unser Produkt besteht hauptsächlich aus Sandwiches die wir neu entwickelt haben in Berlin. das…read moreMotto ist alles was auf dem Teller kommt füllen wir in den Grilled Pocket Sandwiches rein.Vom einfachsten Cheese Bis zum Chickencurry. Alle Produkte werden Frisch zubereitet.

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!

Look, it's a convenience store in a train station, with a bit of hot food. The sausages are okay, I…read morelike their currywurst. I go there three or four days a week and get some fresh pineapple for lunch. Baked goods suck though, pass on those. It's not more than decent, but if you don't want McD's and need something quick, I suppose you could do worse.

The Flammenkuchen for 7-8€ is decent in price and good in taste. We liked the Camembert more than…read morethe classic one which is normally not the case. But note that the Camembert is the heaviest of all flammenkuchen options. I personally felt it was a bit lacking in Creme and crunchiness. But overall great Update: went again to try the vegetable Mediterranean flammenkuchen. Don't order the original one. Get the vegetable or Cemembert one. Both are amazing! The owner has a great taste of music!

Hey guys, I went there, because a friend recommanded it to me. I was very excited, but when I…read moreentered, their was a very bad fetty smell, that welcomed me. I still was okay and looked into the cooking area and at the food presented. I was suprised. It did not look fresh at all. Anyway, I ordered a Croque-Barbecue-Bacon-Burger-Style and was still hoping for good, but it was absolutely not convincing. The onions and the tomatoes were not in good condition. The veggies seemed not fresh. The patty was thin and a kind of grilled through, even though I wanted medium. In short words, I was not happy and even found a hair within the burger. I will never go there again.

I've been obsessed with Pret A Manger since the first time I tried it at Heathrow airport. Any…read morevisit to Europe I have to stop at Pret! I went to a few different locations in Berlin, here are a few things I tried.

We ate breakfast there on October 5, prior to taking a train. The food was delicious (we each got…read morethe smoked salmon with soft cheese & dill), and even the coffee was really good. The workers were a little perfunctory, but the prices were very reasonable. Also, there's a decent amount of seating.

If you look at my yelp reviews one after another you'll see quite a trend lately. I have't fallen…read moreand hit my head, I am going through a very lucky spate of exploration at the moment. Another 5 stars because I honestly couldn't give this place anything else. Fresh mint with hot water poured over for the most refreshing tea accompanying a completely vegan double salad. You get to choose from the bowls in the cold cabinet and then combine 2 for a plate with bread roll, your chosen salads, side of greens, thin slice of toasted bread and candied nuts. Delicious, reasonably priced, definitely a winner for lunch.

The real discovery is not going to Starbucks or some bigass well known shop when you are visiting a…read morecity. For late breakfast / brunch.... whatever, I decided to check out some spots you can't find it at every corner and every mall. So I looked up on yelp. And I found Barcomi's Deli. It's very inconspicuous, cuz it's inside a courtyard. You cant really tell there is such a damn nice, cozy place unless you've founded already. So the price for the food is totally OK. I got me water and switched from hummus bagel sandwich to Club sandwich after the waitress recommended that. I really do like that place. It has a certain cozy, big city urban vintage family style that makes you wanna stay here longer or even come more often. Lucky me It was pretty empty when I got it and after an instant it was packed as hell. I wonder how people found that place haha. AND they have a lot of yummy fresh cakes, tarts. deserts and american cupcakes.

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.

As huge hater of McDonalds and overpriced bad food in general I was very pleased by Scoom's…read moreproducts. Let's face it: finding something decent around Friedrichstraße is not that easy. I was in the library near by and craving for some food. After checking the location on yelp I gave it a try and was not disappointed at all. At Scoom you get a decent offer of fresh food such as several salads, wraps, sandwiches and fruit cups. Big bonus are for me the vegan options. I got me some vegan soba with tofu and was satisfied. All herbs are fresh, the noodles well seasoned and not greasy. YASS! I recommed you this place if you need something fresh and nice very quick to go especially when you are around there for uni because the food is muche better than the trash they serve in the library's canteen.

Near Alexander Platz and the TV Tower, this place is convenient and there are a lot of options! I…read morelove bakeries. I got a chocolate croissant and what looked like an apple pie, and both were pretty good. The croissant wasn't as fluffy as it could have been, but the apple pie pastry was pretty good. It could have been fluffier too I think (but that just means there was less butter in the making of the pastry). Both weren't too sweet, which I appreciated. They have a wide variety of sweet pastries as well as sandwiches, so depending on what you're in the mood for and what time of day it is, you should be able to find something you want!

Such a cool, laid back, cafe! Definitely will be going back. Not expensive at all, the sandwiches…read morewere delicious and the serve yourself aspect was super neat.

More Banh Mi for me! Haha! Once again, trying something new. Simple but delish. The good vibes…read moreoffset the annoying Berlin ambulance sirens. You get to see them make your sandwich. Always a plus in my book!

Listen, you don't know what you're missing out on if you frequent the area around Rosenthaler Platz…read moreand never think about venturing into this Vietnamese restaurant. You already pay such an obscene amount of money at St. Oberholz right across the street. Why wouldn't you want to splurge by throwing down a few more coins for one of the best bánh mì in Berlin? I regularly buy two of the chicken bánh mì at once whenever I stop by on a weekend afternoon--they're just that good. And at €5 per sandwich--filling, clean, healthy, and oh so delicious with the perfect ratio of pâté to topping to meat to bread--what more could you ask for? If you're dining in, you can't go wrong with either of your two options: sitting inside or at a picnic table in the courtyard. Oh, and since this is Berlin, where public bathrooms are a rarity, I'll share one of my secrets with you... Cô Cô Bánh Mì Deli is also home to one of the cleanest public bathrooms in Mitte. Don't tell anyone else, all right?