Mittendrin Restaurant & Café — Restaurant in Berlin

This place offers an outdoor seating in the park opposite the restaurant. However it’s self service outside. The ambiance is unique and nice to sit in a park. But the staff was horrible, as rude as restaurant staff can get or maybe they were just racist. They refused to answer a simple question in English- “ Can we sit outside?” The word for sit is similar in German, added with gestures it’s not complicated it comprehend the meaning. Then came ripping me off - it took me google translate and three tries to order a Hefeweizen. The Aperol Spritz didn’t have any fizz - simply Aperol and stale wine. To finish it, I ordered a small bottle of water - they charged me 3.50 Euros for a small ‘glass’ of tap...

I have frequented this Mittendrin for lunch on several occasions. The staff consistently exhibit friendliness, and the cuisine consistently maintains a high standard, never failing to impress. The menu frequently offers intriguing and diverse options. Its distinctiveness adds a positive and unique dimension to the dining experience. It should be noted, however, that the restaurant's exterior does not accurately reflect the quality within. Moreover, the establishment provides excellent value for the money and is accommodating when it comes to dietary preferences. I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment, as it surpasses expectations in...

One of the very few Swabian restaurants in Berlin, and as my wife is Swabian, I can say with some certainty this place is very authentic. We both had the spatzle, and it was surprisingly close to what she used to eat at home, so full marks there. They cater for vegetarians as well. The ambience was fine, although I did find the interior a little dull and unispiring and did not match the feel of the traditional manu at all. Prices were very reasonable and the service was excellent.

Highly recommended, especially if you wish to try a different cuisine to the normal Berlin...