Hotel Restaurant Bar "MATZBACH"
| Marheinekeplatz 15, Berlin |
5 priser
4.40/10.00 |
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+49 30 61202292 |
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Hotel Restaurant Bar "MATZBACH" på kartet
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Fran Troisch (17.10.2017 21:39)
Ich wurde vom Personal verfolgt und extrem unfreundlich darauf hingewiesen, dass ich die falsche Toilette in der Markthalle besucht habe.
Woher sollte ich das wissen. Kann halt mal passieren. So kann man es sich auch gleich mit möglichen, zukünftigen Gästen verscherzen.
Ich wurde vom Personal verfolgt und extrem unfreundlich darauf hingewiesen, dass ich die falsche Toilette in der Markthalle besucht habe.
Woher sollte ich das wissen. Kann halt mal passieren. So kann man es sich auch gleich mit möglichen, zukünftigen Gästen verscherzen.
Stathis Sideris (21.09.2017 18:23)
Decent German Cuisine, discreet service, nice area especially when the weather is nice.
Decent German Cuisine, discreet service, nice area especially when the weather is nice.
Danny Liu (22.06.2017 16:56)
In short: Stay away. Never have I met such an unpleasant owner who ended up calling us names and challenging one of us to a fight.
Story:
We were two people looking for a place to sit outside to eat in Kreuzberg and found this place with tables and covers, which seemed ideal. We ordered food and coffees, which was brought to us by a very friendly waitress.
However, before long, grey clouds came over the area and it suddenly started to pour down with heavy rain. Without any sort of warning or offer to go inside, the restaurant pulled in the automatic cover (see picture) and let our almost entirely non-touched food and undrunk coffee out in the open and impossible to consume.
Having told the waitress that we were going to leave as we had not been able to have any of the things we ordered, we were subsequently chased down by a caucasian man in his 40s, who yelled at us (in German). He asked us what kind of people we were to leave the restaurant without paying, to which we asked what kind of people they were to leave their guests out in the rain. He then threatened to call the police if we did not go back and pay for the food and coffee that we had not had.
When we got to the restaurant, they had called out the owner, a man of Turkish origin in his late 30s, early 40s, who proceeded to ask us whether there was something wrong with our heads and how incredibly stupid we were. He asked us if, just like we needed someone to tell us that they were going to pull in the cover, we would need someone to guide us to the bathroom or read the menu out aloud. I will let you, dear reader, judge whether that seems like a valid comparison..
After we had paid following another threat to call the police, the two of us stood outside the restaurant with a third friend. The owner, cigarette in mouth, started to yell at our friend, asking him if he had a problem and wanted something to do with him. Luckily, he's clearly more of a talker than a doer, so nothing escalated beyond that.
In short, we hope that you do NOT come and support this restaurant. The waitresses will find jobs elsewhere and not be subject to a yelling and threatening owner.
In short: Stay away. Never have I met such an unpleasant owner who ended up calling us names and challenging one of us to a fight.
Story:
We were two people looking for a place to sit outside to eat in Kreuzberg and found this place with tables and covers, which seemed ideal. We ordered food and coffees, which was brought to us by a very friendly waitress.
However, before long, grey clouds came over the area and it suddenly started to pour down with heavy rain. Without any sort of warning or offer to go inside, the restaurant pulled in the automatic cover (see picture) and let our almost entirely non-touched food and undrunk coffee out in the open and impossible to consume.
Having told the waitress that we were going to leave as we had not been able to have any of the things we ordered, we were subsequently chased down by a caucasian man in his 40s, who yelled at us (in German). He asked us what kind of people we were to leave the restaurant without paying, to which we asked what kind of people they were to leave their guests out in the rain. He then threatened to call the police if we did not go back and pay for the food and coffee that we had not had.
When we got to the restaurant, they had called out the owner, a man of Turkish origin in his late 30s, early 40s, who proceeded to ask us whether there was something wrong with our heads and how incredibly stupid we were. He asked us if, just like we needed someone to tell us that they were going to pull in the cover, we would need someone to guide us to the bathroom or read the menu out aloud. I will let you, dear reader, judge whether that seems like a valid comparison..
After we had paid following another threat to call the police, the two of us stood outside the restaurant with a third friend. The owner, cigarette in mouth, started to yell at our friend, asking him if he had a problem and wanted something to do with him. Luckily, he's clearly more of a talker than a doer, so nothing escalated beyond that.
In short, we hope that you do NOT come and support this restaurant. The waitresses will find jobs elsewhere and not be subject to a yelling and threatening owner.
Ian Kornfeld (11.06.2016 17:00)
I think here I had the poorest breakfast of all Berlin, it seemed like a joke. And not cheap at all.
But the coffee was not bad.
And the place (ouside) is nice.
I think here I had the poorest breakfast of all Berlin, it seemed like a joke. And not cheap at all.
But the coffee was not bad.
And the place (ouside) is nice.
Damon Vm (06.06.2016 08:53)
Good place with a nice open space in front and a good bar
Good place with a nice open space in front and a good bar
