Second time here this week to get that delicious steak meal. Get it during half hour if you can. 21…read morebucks free nice size steak and salad and french fries. My server was outstanding! She was Super nice and friendly.

Decent Tex-Mex, but nothing outstanding. The nachos were pretty plain-Jane, nothing to get excited…read moreabout. Very basic, the sort you would find in a movie theater, perhaps. Good perhaps for Berlin. Friendly service and a good margarita.

Coming from a California where we eat Mexican food every week, Machete made the top of my best…read moreburritos list. I am vegan, so it's always hard to find good options. This place blew my mind! I ordered the black mamba and it was so so so good! The service was great and the workers were so helpful and kind! I would recommend to anyone to check them out!

I've been craving a good burrito lately, and when I found out that there was a place in Berlin…read morebetter than Delores, I figuerd I'd give it a go. Especially when I found out they take credit cards as almost nobody else in Berlin does! The burrito didn't blow me away, but it was pretty damn good. I needed more kick, so I asked the girl working about the hot sauce on the counter. She warned me how hot it was, and mixed it with some salsa for me. I thought she was just being a typical European afraid of true spices, but no, this thing kicked my ass. By the end of the burrito I was sweating. Had a nice espresso too after the meal, which was better than half of the espressos I've had in town. What the burrito lacked was made up for with friendliness from the girl working, so a 4* experience all around.

If you have any semblance of interest in Berlin's brunch scene, you've probably seen photos of…read moreRoamers online. This tiny restaurant in Neukölln is the stuff that hipsters dream of: succulents and other plants galore, rustic decor, food served on wooden slabs instead of plates, long waits, and Instagram-worthy food. I'll admit to snapping a quick pic or two of my food before I dig in, but to my horror, one of the diners actually whipped out his DSLR and had a five-minute photoshoot with his meal before actually eating. So... yeah. You should know what to expect from Roamers before you get here. That being said, some of the obnoxiously hip clientele shouldn't put you off from visiting Roamers because the food is more than pretty good -- if you visit at a strategic time, of course. (Swing by on a weekday morning!) Immediately after walking in, I had the impression that the owner must be enamored with California -- the state flag, a license plate, and the plethora of succulents sort of gave it away. But there was an out-of-place Southwestern vibe that didn't quite jive with this Californian aesthetic. I asked the owner about it before I left and he revealed that he was inspired by Joshua Tree in Southern California. The food reflects this Californian/Wild West/Mexican aesthetic -- kale on kale, jalapeño cheese sandwiches, french toast, avocado toast, huevos rancheros, etc. I had the french toast, which was absolutely impeccable. Roamers really takes it up a notch with their interpretation of this classic breakfast dish: caramelized pear, berries, jam, and greek yogurt! At €8, it was worth every cent. And having complimentary tap water is definitely a plus because it's such a rarity in Berlin!

This was by far the best restaurant I ate at in Berlin. I went twice, once for breakfast and once…read morefor lunch. Immediately upon arriving the coziness of the restaurant is apparent from the outdoor tables, lush plants everywhere, and music coming out of the small restaurant. Each dish looks and tastes exquisite. Could not recommend this restaurant more highly. Be aware that it is cash only and the largest available table seats four people.

My goodness, we made a mistake coming here after a birthday dinner. I think this place is fine if…read moreyou're a 50+ proper, mulletted but fancy Berliner who's into 1980's micro-brew music and likes staring down anyone unlike them as they walk in. Yikes! It was quite empty for 23:00 on a Saturday night too, but maybe the real party started later? We left immediately due to obvious social discomfort. 1 star experience for a bad feeling for me and my group, but like I said, maybe its cool for some.

Now,this place I've been to before, in the summer which meant that we could sit outside in the sun…read moreand enjoy a cocktail while looking at the boats passing by on the spree.. I didn't quite know what to expect this time when I went in October which is pretty chilly.. But I wasn't disappointed. There was a great atmosphere, fun bartenders (none of the same from last, but that's the name of the game)l and the cocktails are still SO delicious!!! They have a lot of very good "takes" on mojito .. I can recommend both the "vojito" which a raspberry version of the original, and the golden mojito in which they add Moét.. Definitively with a visit, both in the summer and fall. Heads up, you're allowed to smoke here, which is good for some, but if that's not your thing, then only go when the weather allows you to sit outside.

Some of the better mexican food that I've had in germany. The portions are large and the flavors…read morestrong. The spice levels are not as strong as what I'm used to in the US - would get extra spicy next time.

I am a SF Burrito snob. For many decades. As a novelty, I've had mission burritos all over the…read moreglobe. Usually, especially Before Chipotle, local takes were fun & often strange - like the gouda & curried chicken burrito in Holland, 1996. But the Germans ... they don't mess around. 2018 I was astonished accidently finding "SF Burrito Company" in Köln. My brain blew a fuse. And the burritos were absolutely outstanding in every possible way. Went there dozens or times. Took my first born there, who was raised on Bay Area burritos. Wow! Then I learned SF taquerias were all over Deutschland. Maybe I should relocate ... Sadly, SF Burrito Co in Köln did not survive Covid. But cologne has other taquerias making magnificent burritos (to be reviewed later). I'd spotted Berlin's Dolores on previous trips but had not tried for a variety of reasons. Enter 2024 and in town with my youngest son (also raised on burritos). I was so excited to try Dolores. But truly saddened by the food experience. I grade burritos on a local curve. And by German standard, Dolores gets 3 stars max. It's basically blander than Chipotle. I'm so let down by the experience, I can't even describe it. I'll start either the Quesadilla as my burrito PTSD is just too strong to reflect on it. The chicken quesadilla was awful. Chicken and tortilla texture felt as if they were both prepared in a microwave. Rubbery chicken that was extremely dry inside. Zero crispness to the tortilla. Next to no cheese. And way too much cilantro on the chicken. And a side of mushy pico de gallo. I'm almost crying in shame reflecting on what a quesadilla from the Mission is compared to this. Ugh. The burrito. Got their house Pork special. Said it was Carnitas. For some reason, it took over 15 minutes to get to us - not a problem but bizarre as they had a burrito assembly line running. Anyway, it was very flabby in construction. No tension in the tortilla to hold it together. And the tortilla was mushy. Not properly steamed or crisped on the grill. The pork was very nice. A highly spiced pulled pork. Definitely not anything like carnitas. I do not believe it was fried or braised. A very low proportion of meat to rice. And the rice ... way too much Cilantro. Texture OK. But soapy cilantro from the rice practically overpowered the pork. Beans - refried which was a nice surprise. They were pretty OK . No cheese. A tiny amount of sour cream. Had a hot salsa in it. But was hardly noticeable and not even hot. Basically, a burrito that was a so-so copy of Qdoba or Chipotle. So sad. So very sad. The dining experience - the place was packed on a beautiful Saturday. A Line spilling out to the street. Nowhere to sit inside or outside. It was wonderful seeing so many couples and families enjoy an SF burrito experience ... I am thankful or this.

It's not the food you would get from a taco truck, but certainly a great version of German-Mexican…read moreapproach. I really enjoyed the medium spicieness.

Great service. Great food. I loved the spicy burger. Great for big groups. Lively Mexican music…read moreand atmosphere. Will definitely go when in town.

if i could give them 0 stars i would. literally the worst food ever. it gave me the worst food…read morepoisoning of my life and it came out lukewarm and the meat and rice tasted so weird. a few bites was enough to make me so sick. definitely not fresh food. save your money and go somewhere else

From a place that goes by the name "Mojito" I expected a proper drink, as I walked down here with a…read morefriend for an early cocktail we ordered a round of kiwi margaritas which were tasteless and dull, and then my friend felt like fixing the error with a mojito - we realized it's even worse. As we complained about the horrible taste the bartender asked to talk to my friend and didn't seem too happy about our criticism, and I'm sorry to say but 13 euros for 2 drinks with such a low quality - it's just not worth it. I gave them two stars and not one because people around us seemed happy about the dishes which also smelled and looked not too bad. But shame I won't be checking it out, with a grumpy service like that- you won't be seeing my face here. At all.

Friendly service, wow! You can feel at home and well taken care of here. It's an adorable,…read morecharmingly lit little place. Great food, too. Fajitas were delicious though, by US standards anyway, the guacamole and salsa portions on the side were a bit skimpy. But the flavor was great! As was the margarita. Simple drink, rocks and salt, but delectable nonetheless. Nicely done! I like this place. It's not easy to find good Mexican food in Germany but this place has it.

Jolly and popular Mexican-themed restaurant in Schöneberg. There's a cosy front dining area and a…read morelarger room at the rear, all decorated with Mexican style murals, including one of Frida Kahlo, after whom the restaurant is named. It's Tex-Mex, though presumably the German version, as it was nothing your average American would recognise - and note that the burgers are actually sandwiched between tortillas rather than buns. Portions are generous for the price, and our meal of nachos with cheese, sour cream and guacamole followed by a burrito and two burgers, with a beer each, and s tip came to just under €50 for three. All the food was freshly cooked and tasty. Service was very friendly and helpful and a kitchen error with our order was picked up and sorted without us having to point it out. The main problem was the speed of the kitchen - or rather, the lack of it. We were served reasonably quickly, but as soon as it got busy, other tables had to wait longer, and one couple gave up after 40 minutes. So, I'd happily go there again, but others may have had a different experience. Go early or during quieter periods, unless you're happy to wait. Update December 2018: another good meal, under €25 for two including beers, and this time with (much) faster food service.

Its a good thing berliner's don't know what good tex-mex is because this place would be out of…read morebusiness, I mean why would you put more mushrooms than meat in a burrito it's just wrong and a rip off this is a weak copy of a tex-mex restaurant at best in my opinion. The fact that smokers stand in the door defeats the purpose of having a non-smoking restaurant I'll never come back. If your interested in good tex-mex there's better choice in Berlin.