Taverna Der Grieche

5 Sandra Sefer - a month ago

It’s a nice restaurant with a vast backyard area to sit outside on warmer days. We enjoyed some good Gyros with extra Tzatziki here and loved it. Service was nice and quick. Toilets were alright.
As to the prices I thought that for a time of inflation and economic uncertainty it was still okay.

3 Damián García García - 4 years ago

The food was tasty and well presented although quite a bit more expensive than in other Greek restaurants of Berlin.

We went there on a Sunday afternoon and it was also strange that they had so early run out of minced meat, which is included in many dishes of their menu that we couldn't order, when there were lots of reservations for the next hours.

Also seeing that many reservations I advise to book a table beforehand if possible, although we got a table, the waitress was not that sure if there was space for us even if we were two people until she checked the lists.

5 Dylan H - 2 years ago

After a long day at the lake this was the perfect place to have dinner. Ice-cold Ouzo vom Haus before and after the meal. Good food and atmosphere, for a moment we could imagine we were actually in Greece.

5 Gary Mahon - 4 months ago

Very nice place to eat. Good food and good service. TOP

4 Lydia Kim - 3 years ago

Not so busy, and staff were kind. Located in a quite area. Close walking distance from a tram station. Plenty of outdoor tables available. I got Oktopodi (Octopus) and it was so good. One thing though, their portion size was rather little. I was okay with it only because it was around 5pm and I wasn't really that hungry.
The bill came out to be about 15.5 for a dish and a bottle of water.
** From down below, this could be a misunderstanding because my German and his English were short, but this is what happened any way.
For my check of 15,50 (or ,60), I paid with a €50. A server when he brought my check back only had €30 and a receipt with him and asked me with his gesture if I wanted to pay €20 total. At first I didn't get it, he saw my confusing face, and he went back to cashier and brought the change of €34. That's when I realized what he meant. I think he wanted me to round the change for tip. I mean I'm from the states, so I'm used to tipping culture, and I was going to tip them any way more than 10% which I heard is somethat average percent in Germany (and I did tip them €3), but it was that "Nah" moment of my experience.

5 Berna Akpınar - 10 months ago

Best Souvlaki in Berlin. The plates are very big. You should definetely share it. The staff is very kind and friendly. Lots of ouzo and complimentary stuff come as a bonus.

3 Suhas Thakral - 2 years ago

Good location and a nice outdoor seating. However I did not feel value for money. The food was nice but not great and when the high price is taken into consideration not worth it. I am not price sensetive but I also felt it was priced high and nothing special about the food. Of course I've had worse but still