Adana Grillhaus

Turkish restaurant · Kreuzberg

Adana Grillhaus

Turkish restaurant · Kreuzberg

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Skalitzer Str. 105, 10997 Berlin, Germany

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Iconic Turkish grill serving spectacular lamb chops & Adana skewers  

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Skalitzer Str. 105, 10997 Berlin, Germany Get directions

adanagrillhausberlin.de
@adanagrillhausberlin

€20–30 · Menu

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Skalitzer Str. 105, 10997 Berlin, Germany Get directions

+49 30 82409600
adanagrillhausberlin.de
@adanagrillhausberlin

€20–30 · Menu

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The 18 Best Restaurants In Berlin 2024

"Berlin has a big Turkish population, so you’ll find Turkish grills all over the city, and one of the most famous is Adana Grillhaus. There are two locations right around the corner from each other in Kreuzberg, but the one on Skalitzer Strasse is brighter and better for big groups. Both are open until the early morning, and their adana kebab is one of the best ways to end a night of drinking your way down Oranienstraße at spots like Café Luzia and Biererei Bar." - cindy brzostowski, olivia ladanyi

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Adana Grillhaus - Review - Kreuzberg - Berlin - The Infatuation

"Berlin has a big Turkish population, so you’ll find Turkish grills all over the city, and one of the most famous is Adana Grillhaus. There are two locations right around the corner from each other in Kreuzberg, but the one on Skalitzer Strasse is brighter and better for big groups. Both are open until the early morning, and their adana kebab is one of the best ways to end a night of drinking your way down Oranienstraße at spots like Café Luzia and Biererei Bar." - Olivia Ladanyi

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The 38 Best Berlin Restaurants | Eater

"Adana is the most iconic Turkish grill at the heart of what’s historically been Germany’s largest Turkish neighborhood, making it the go-to choice. Grab a seat so you can watch the chefs grill spectacular lamb chops and minced adana (lamb) skewers over sizzling hot charcoals on an open fire. The trick to digesting all that meat is to order cold mezze to start, followed by plenty of raki with ice and water. There’s also a second location right around the corner on Skalitzer Strasse." - Tim Forster

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Adana Grillhaus Review - Kreuzberg - Berlin - The Infatuation

"Berlin has a big Turkish population, so you’ll find Turkish grills all over the city. One of the most famous is Adana Grillhaus. There are two locations right around the corner from each other in Kreuzberg, but the one on Skalitzer Strasse is brighter and better for big groups. Both are open until the early morning, and their namesake minced lamb meat cooked on a skewer is one of the best ways to end a night of drinking your way down Oranienstraße at spots like Café Luzia and Biererei Bar. photo credit: Zoe Spawton" - Cindy Brzostowski

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Yevgen Gusovskyy

Google
It’s a rare instance where I would say nothing should be changed about a restaurant. It’s a Turkish grill house and it is absolutely perfect in its simplicity, perfect execution and appropriate service. First of all, don’t come here for anything other than meat, it’s a grill house in the end. Second of all, get yourself some simple starters than should accompany the meat instead of filling you up. An excellent Arabic salad will work for example. Then I would suggest to definitely get lamb chops, succulent, fresh and gentle, melt in your mouth stuff. Kebabs are excellent so get a few of those and of course both the chopped and meat cube versions work well. Then get some knafeh and Turkish coffee or tea for dessert and you will leave super full and happy.

Ruslan Y.

Google
If you’re charging 11 euros for a shawarma, it better be something special. This, sadly, was not. Let’s start with the good part: the meat. Nicely grilled, good flavor, solid “shashlik” vibes. But the rest? Fell apart fast. No sauce. Not even a little. Like someone wrapped it up and thought, “Dry is a personality trait.” The veggies? A disaster. Wet, cold, straight-from-the-fridge energy. No grill, no flavor, just sad supermarket salad in disguise. Size? Small. Like, “snack between snacks” small. And we waited 20–25 minutes for that. For the same price elsewhere, you’d get a shawarma the size of your forearm—and maybe even eye contact. To be fair, the place looks cool. The open kitchen and the smoke behind the glass are kind of hypnotic to watch. Maybe other dishes are better. But still, there’s no excuse for anything on the menu to be this far below the mark. Lesson learned: sometimes the meat is the only thing holding it together. Literally.

Blue Lobster

Google
I had dinner here last night with a friend, and it was a really good experience. We tried two different lamb kebabs, including a spicy one that was incredibly flavorful. The dishes came with warm, freshly baked bread and a refreshing salad, which complemented the meal perfectly. The atmosphere was lively and welcoming, and the staff was polite and attentive. Prices are a bit high. A great spot for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Turkish barbecue.

urbanjared480

Google
A very unique Turkish experience. The food was above par. The drinks were great! And the service was above expectations. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a local culinary experience with great food and atmosphere! We will be back!

Mamun Sharif

Google
Friendly service. Tasty food. Would definitely come again. Highly recommend

M Y

Google
I had delivery of lamb grill plate with salad and it was AMAZING. The positive reviews were all correct. The kunefe wasn’t great tho, less cheesy than I expected. The place is on the slightly pricy side, but I would definitely visit to eat here again if I had the chance.

Julien Schelling

Google
Amazing mezze as well as kebab, one of the best grilled meat I've eaten in my life. Very helpful and friendly staff. Great traditional turkish food! Highly recommended.

G B

Google
Turkish halal food available here. The food quality is good, i would estimate about €30 Euro per person for a meal. However, they do serve alcohol on the premises, if you don’t mind that then you’ll be okay with eating here.