Querbeet Restaurant Und Bar

How about 5 adults and a child to eat there. In addition to the normal offer, there were also a few daily dishes that were advertised on tables. The decision a... read more How about 5 adults and a child to eat there. In addition to the normal offer, there were also a few daily dishes that were advertised on tables. The decision a lot of us because of the many well-sounding dishes hard. In the end they were very happy with their food. The child also liked it very well. There was a great playground and also a children's card that has more to offer than fries and noodles with tomato sauce. Card payment is now also possible.

We spontaneously got another place for us and our dogs. Service was very friendly. Eating was different, but good. Can be recommended. read more We spontaneously got another place for us and our dogs. Service was very friendly. Eating was different, but good. Can be recommended.

Very good food, for more demanding tongues but also simple dishes very well prepared and not too expensive! Good selection overall and also in organic quality! read more Very good food, for more demanding tongues but also simple dishes very well prepared and not too expensive! Good selection overall and also in organic quality!

Food was very good, but the prices are really high. For a burger (not very big and a few potato wedges) 26 euros, that's not even worth it in Stuttgart. Prices... read more Food was very good, but the prices are really high. For a burger (not very big and a few potato wedges) 26 euros, that's not even worth it in Stuttgart. Prices too high.

Disappointing visit to the “queer Beet” – value for money no longer fits I have enjoyed visiting the “queer Beet” in Neustrelitz in the past because the concept... read more Disappointing visit to the “queer Beet” – value for money no longer fits I have enjoyed visiting the “queer Beet” in Neustrelitz in the past because the concept, the atmosphere and the vegan offerings were very convincing. Unfortunately, my impression changed significantly during my last visit in a negative sense. What is particularly significant is the enormous price development: a burger that was previously priced at a price level albeit high was now suddenly increased by 10 euros ! . In my opinion, this price increase is absolutely disproportionate for a dish that has not experienced any noticeable improvement in quality. Even in larger cities with significantly higher costs of living, you rarely pay that much for comparable dishes. Such a price level seems excessive and no longer customer oriented. Aside from the price increase, the staff were friendly but noticeably more tense than usual perhaps reflecting a general dissatisfaction. The waiting time for the food was also unusually long, even though the restaurant was only half full. In principle, I am very happy to support alternative and sustainable gastronomy concepts, but they must also remain comprehensible and fair especially in terms of price. Unfortunately, I currently have the feeling that the original concept is giving way to a strongly profit oriented mindset. Very unfortunate. For me, the “queer beet” is no longer a recommendation for the time being. There are now some alternatives in the region that are priced more transparently and are more customer friendly.