Wahrhaft Nahrhaft — Restaurant in Berlin

A cafe which you would probably call typical berlin. It's a Pewtty big seating area i aide and a few seats outside as well. All mixed up very old seat ware and tables, which I could also find at my grandparents. You order at the counter and get your order delivered to the table afterward. It's a pet friendly place, and they even sell dog treats. People at the counter seemed to be very stressed, and they were inly discussing when they could finally leave. Although as a big benefit, they were open longer than their opening times stated. They have a big selection of different bagles and usually at least 3 cakes which are all very good. Overall, it's not my kind of cafe, but it fits perfectly to...

The place is really nice and cosy, but it is rather on the expensive side. Most importantly though, the cake I got wasn’t really good (neither my husband nor me liked it) which is disappointing for 4,20€. The coffee was good though. Side notes: some of the staff could be a bit less dry and snappy. Not much to do about this but it is annoying: There’s only one toilet. So if it’s busy like on a weekend you are easily waiting in a queue for about 5-10 minutes (this is a cafe, not a club…).

Edit: I forgot to mention about the waiting! Generally long but on our third (and unfortunately last time here) I waited 10-15 minutes...

I don’t get the hype regarding food here. The place looks nice and cozy and has nice interior but food and drinks were only disappointing for me so far. First time I had a bagel, which was dense, dry and hard.

Second time the coffee was pretty bad and the blueberry muffin just terrible, it wasn’t light and fluffy, had blueberries only on the top as you can see on the pictures, also had some chocolate pieces (why?!) and it tasted like baking soda. They were like what you get at someone’s house who can’t really bake or make a good coffee.

I do recall tasting a cake too which wasn’t bad. Maybe I just...