AHORN - Carta

really disappointed! the food is more than mediocre: coffee lukewarm, bagels too tough the salmon was the super market nice and croissant on a Saturday. .

unfriendly service. for example: instead of one: how did they taste? there was a plump: finished? and when you wanted to pay separately, there was a deep moaning!

come here for dinner! only a few options as they use a changing menu, but what they have is delicious! they also have baby high chairs and a sufficiently large one. Ver carta

Wonderful place, wonderful people, wonderful food and SAFE like. A very relaxed atmosphere and delicious food prepeared by people with their heart in the right place. EXCELLENT!

We LOVE this place; we’re staying next door so that helps, but we love the vibe of the place, with friendly staff, great food and wonderful coffee. We’ve come here every day, and tried breakfast and dinner. Wonderful!

The place is very well located, just in a lovely corner, in front of the river, with tables and chairs outside. Lovely for a quick snack, breakfast or coffee. Food is ok, but menu limited and execution/preparation a bit rough. Portions are quite big, bread...is heavy, but satisfying. Ver carta

As others have pointed out the service is not the best here, the location however is great with nice seating outside. The salads and muesli are huge and delicious. My main problem was that the Apfelschorle for over three euro was basically infused water. Came...for the pancakes but they are tiny, salad was a nice alternative.

Love this place! We have been there now several times and so far no disappointment. They say they make everything fresh and themselves and this you can taste. The coffee is of high quality and we are in love with the homemade cheesecakes. We come...especcially for the bagels if we go for lunch and right now in Summer they serve great salads and Käsespätzle if we go for dinner. It has this cool Berlin vibe, what is represented in the people and the friendly staff. Can defenitely reconment it.

We came here as a route through Kreuzberg started here. It took quite some time with nobody coming up to us, while sitting in the middle of the room, so we decided to call a waitress over to ask for the menu. Coffee and cake...were decent, but nothing really special. Afterwards we found out we could not pay by card, but this is apparently more common in Germany. We were pointed towards an ATM which was about two to three times further away than the ATM near the subway station across from the bridge. Ver carta