Griechisches Hellas - Prenzlau

I was often here with my family and always very kindly received. it's almost family. Eating is very good. it is worth looking in here.

Also in prenzlau they can eat well. we have just made a short decision and we have not regretted it. the flaorinis (paprika with cheese and swirled grilled) taste better than with my favorite Greek. the garlic bread is not overgrown and pleasant in taste. because I am allergic to garlic, I have to take care of it. but I liked to eat for my life and had no problems after that. the overcrowded spaghetti of my accompaniment were good, not cooked and beautiful spicy. only minus the addition salad, in the dressing-drowns and the dressing does not even taste my taste. I worked out the salat and tried to ignore the dressing, which was not so easy. the service was on my way, so I had to reorder a water. the waiting period for the food was very pleasant. they can see the good organization and years of experience. the hellas was very well visited, although we were a reservation before 18.00, especially at the weekend is appropriate. we would come back in any case and look forward to our next visit. really amazing that the hell has not yet been rated. 14.04.2013: Even today, eating was very good. but what amazes me are the prices of water. for 0.4 l, € 4,00 is required. I find more than hard, especially as the water is served in glasses and I cannot understand what I get there. the lapidare answer: restaurant prices only. I know that different, before and after eating, others are served a ouzu and/or amaretto. here unfortunately wrong. for us: here we are no longer going.

As always very tasty eaten and drunk. Food: 5 Service: 5 atmosphere: 5.

A typical Greek restaurant in Germany. With those in Greece not really comparable (have lived there some time). From the impression it is strongly placed on regular, groups and fast passage. So the visit did not feel relaxed. The food differs tastefully with some patzers. Such a terrible sweet and thick dress too much too cold salad, brrr. The Tzatziki is too fragile. The filled wine leaves pleasantly lemony tasteful with a slightly dry filling. Leave the bread (remembered to un roasted toast bread, it was probably also) Overall, I would like to say: The kitchen is hard, but not convincing. The cook could use some dishes for healing lessons. No restaurant to spend a relaxing evening. But not really skillful Greek hospitality. It is set to many guests and high sales. Little time for the guests. Not my case.

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5