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They claim that eating is prepared with love, if yes, then it is served with a huge supplement unwilling hostility. I was stared at by the man and the woman beh... read more They claim that eating is prepared with love, if yes, then it is served with a huge supplement unwilling hostility. I was stared at by the man and the woman behind the theke dark when I entered (maybe my little day bag insulted her), and the woman answered mercifully when I asked if she had something I would try out. no hello, no smile, nothing that makes me stay. To be honest, this place is a embarrassment and insult for the Jewish community. who wants to taste Jewish food, which is delicious, and hospitable, really warm hospitality, is best served elsewhere.

We drank a cake and coffee in the beth cafe. coffee was enough, cake a little less. the service was mixed (sometimes good, some desinteressed to hostile.) excep... read more We drank a cake and coffee in the beth cafe. coffee was enough, cake a little less. the service was mixed (sometimes good, some desinteressed to hostile.) except to support the local Jewish community or stay kosher, don't worry about it. the average rating is a gift.

I had to kill a afternoon reading and decided to look past a tea and a cake. the local was human, but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mainly eating and drinking... read more I had to kill a afternoon reading and decided to look past a tea and a cake. the local was human, but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mainly eating and drinking) and I was amazed when the dame took my ipad to read and urged me to stow it, as "electronic objects are forbidden here." but they radiated interesting old Italian borrowers, and I spent an hour drinking my tee. it looked expensive anyway and out gastronomic not particularly remarkable. for children under 5 years a remarkable point: “Who is under 5, can touch everything.”

Expensive nicht service was not really friendly | eating was in small portions and not really tasty- a simple espresso (for my taste weak) cost almost...EUR 4,... read more Expensive nicht service was not really friendly | eating was in small portions and not really tasty- a simple espresso (for my taste weak) cost almost...EUR 4,- I hope only that these high prices will then be redirected to the Jewish school next door or (at least) the common (café is located in the former Jewish quarter and just around the corner to the synagogue.) I would not dewiti

Cozy little Israeli caffe with a little anxious staff with bee gees and sweet borschtsch. don't take any cards. good coffee special with whipped cream and cinna... read more Cozy little Israeli caffe with a little anxious staff with bee gees and sweet borschtsch. don't take any cards. good coffee special with whipped cream and cinnamon bar.

Wonderful family cafe. It is good place for lunch and coffee with friends. We recommend apples pie.. read more Wonderful family cafe. It is good place for lunch and coffee with friends. We recommend apples pie..

I live in the neighbourhood and walk past this every day but either it's never open or it's just never got people in it because it always looks closed. It's cer... read more I live in the neighbourhood and walk past this every day but either it's never open or it's just never got people in it because it always looks closed. It's certainly not inviting to go in. I tried to go in one afternoon after curiosity finally and everything was locked. Maybe just call ahead to make sure it's going to be open if you really want to go?

We were in Berlin for a few days and being Jewish we wanted to see the Jewish quarter and I read a blog extolling the virtues of this cafe whoever wrote that ha... read more We were in Berlin for a few days and being Jewish we wanted to see the Jewish quarter and I read a blog extolling the virtues of this cafe whoever wrote that has strange taste. We were all hungry for lunch, but I got bad vibes as soon as we walked in. No welcome, but a demand that my husband put away his rucksack and my son stop using his mobile. They ushered us to sit and brought out menus we ordered one omelette for my son, a sharing plate of humous and falafel and various other things for me and my husband, and my daughter ordered a small plate of humous felafel. It wasn’t cheap so I expected it to be good but it so wasn’t. Oh, and for an entree they bought out matza with a horrible dip. I didn’t realise it was Passover!! No Jew eats matza outside of Passover it’s the bread of affliction. The sharing plate consisted of Some beans chucked on a plate, tasteless grains, 4 tiny felafel between 2 of us and one slice of aubergine each (tiny) plus some shredded lettuce and incredibly garlicky humous that was almost inedible. My son liked the omelette though, but you can’t go far wrong with eggs. We also got some stale white bread with our meal which had been heated up to disguise this fact. Where was the pita bread? Where was the Israeli salad? It was All served up without a smile. We ate quickly and left and vowed to warn others on trip advisor. There was nothing pleasant about this cafe and if this is what represents the Jewish community in Berlin I despair!

I needed to kill an afternoon reading and decided to pop up there for a tea and a cake. The local was empty of people but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mostly... read more I needed to kill an afternoon reading and decided to pop up there for a tea and a cake. The local was empty of people but full of nice Israeli souvenirs (mostly food and drinks) and I was astonished when, taking my iPad for reading, the lady firmly asked me to stow it away, as electronic items are forbidden here . But they were broadcasting interesting old Italian songs, and I ended up spending a hour drinking my tea. It looked anyhow pricey and not particularly remarkable from a gastronomic viewpoint. For kids under 5, a remarkable point: in front of the cookies they can read If you are under 5, you are allowed to touch everything .

The Beth Cafe coffee is actually delicious and presented very well. Having said that, the place is uninviting, expensive and the food mediocre. We also, maybe f... read more The Beth Cafe coffee is actually delicious and presented very well. Having said that, the place is uninviting, expensive and the food mediocre. We also, maybe for security purposes ? We're prohibited from using our phones, maybe so as not to write or read it's reviews.

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend read more Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–20 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 read more Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5