Chez Emil

“Das Essen war ausgezeichnet und die Portionen haben sehr satt gemacht.”

Andrea Samaniego★★★★★

Super cute hidden place in Moabit. Went for the brunch, everything was super tasty, reasonably priced (happy surprise compared to other brunch places) and the staff was very friendly. Quiche Lorraine was soft, flavourful and delicious. Would come again to try their dinner menu.

David Ruddock★★★★

I wanted to like this place for the story alone. In the end? It's... just fine. The food was competently executed, but I would hardly call it excellent. (Especially given how long we waited for some of it.) My view is that this restaurant gets high marks for being a decent spot in a part of the city that is a bit of a dining "desert." Bluntly; Moabit is not a place to eat good food. I live here. On that comparative local benchmark, this place is good! On the benchmark of Berlin more broadly? It isn't anything special. While the couple running it seem like very kind people, the interior is ve

Max★

We were looking forward to eating in this “French cuisine” restaurant, I myself am French, and after seeing the reviews and photos for this, had great expectations. We arrived and were very quickly seated as it was a quiet Tuesday evening. My partner and I both ordered a glass of wine and the “menu du terroir”, it was a short wait for the drinks, then the plateau charcuterie arrived soon after that. This was the first disappointment, the selection of meats was poor, considering this only takes preparation and good quality ingredients (though these were not good quality), a 14€ price cannot be

apriadi dian★★★★★

Very nice restaurant. We were happy to find a French restaurant in Moabit, Berlin — and it even has a kids’ corner. The waitress humming along to the French song playing in the background gave the place a lively and authentic feel, almost like being in France. The menu has good portions at fair prices, which is not easy to find in other French restaurants.