DIE HORN — Restaurant in Berlin

As two very visibly queer people we felt at first a bit uneasy upon entering the restaurant to be honest, as we tend to associate a more "traditional" atmosphere with hostile behavior, through experience (even though I personally /like/ that style!). But we've already reserved a table as nothing else was available, otherwise we'd probably have passed the restaurant by.

But this was all for the better: The waiter greeted us warmly and led us to a table (we were quite early in the evening, everything was yet empty) and took away our anxiety immediately. The menu is limited with only 2 vegan starters and 1 vegan main dish -- but these were absolutely amazing and did not feel limiting. We had the beetroot carpaccio and pumpkin ginger soup, and the beetroot + pumpkin dumplings (Knödel). I'm personally not even the biggest beetroot fan but this wasn't only good "despite" the beetroot but stunning in every regard. The salad that was served to the dumplings wasn't drenched in dressing but instead paired so well that it could stand on its own. Blown away!

The service staff was incredibly kind and attentive and we felt very welcome. I'm definitely coming here again and very excited to see what's on...

The worst experience in my neighborhood. We came for the dinner. Terrace looks good. We ordered red beet dish and salad mixed with mushrooms and chicory. The salad was awful: bitter taste, bad and poor dressing, not consistent mix of veggies. I gave it back with review and request to change for other dish. The waiter came to me with answer that chief tasted it and said that everything good and it has dressing and right taste. She told me that she will bring my plate back. I rejected and told them that I wouldn’t eat or pay for bad food. At the end I got a full bill and no excuse. Also she was pretty rude. I paid only drinks and we left. This way to treat the guests is unacceptable and we left on a bad note. I would never come back and don’t...

First of all, I'd like to thank those who have already written reviews for this place: without them, I certainly would never have found it. What can I say? Having given five stars to other places, I now feel guilty; five stars aren't enough for this place. It's not a big place, but it's welcoming. It definitely has a different atmosphere than touristy places, more authentically German. The service was fast, and the staff was kind and friendly. We tried kasespatzle and knodel, drinking beer and juices. The portions were more than adequate, the quality excellent. The price was reasonable, not even excessive. I recommend it...