NENI Berlin

Celebrated a friends birthday as we were 6 persons and it’s perfect ambience for the occasion. Lively and vibrant with a very green interior, it camouflages and takes inspiration from the zoo. It’s open kitchen concept and they feature a nice terrace overlooking the zoo. You can also order off the monkey bar menu next door which was a plus. We ordered a bit of everything off the menu and the standout items were the Jerusalem Teller regular and vegan. Robust with flavor it was very good. Then I would definitely recommend the Knafeh Dessert. That was Amazing! Service was pleasant and nice but I felt it lacked a bit of attention to detail. The runners and servers could use a bit more communication to ensure a more seamless dining experience. Overall, good night.

I was a bit hesitant to try the food here, thinking that it would be dry falafel and pita bread. How wrong I was! One of the best lunches I've ever had! Lots of creative dishes with delicious sauces. The views from the restaurant (and even from the bathroom) are stunning. Right near the zoo and on the top floor.

Reservations needed! Beautiful restaurant with roof terrace and excellent views over the zoo and gardens. Even the bathroom experience was amazing with outside views from inside the toilet stall! Kind service by waiters, delicious food. Loved the fresh pita bread and sweet potato fries.

On Friday, 5 July 2024, my girlfriend and I visited the NENI in Berlin. The atmosphere was wonderful and Marike looked after us really well. We decided on the Balagan menu and were absolutely thrilled. We started with a small starter, which was on the house. The first courses included babaganoush, curry mango hummus, falafel and the Tel Aviv salad. This was followed by the main courses: Wagyu kebab, sea bass, the Jerusalem platter and grilled vegetables. Everything was incredibly tasty! For dessert we had sesame and Ilan's Favourite Dessert. We had a special request to try the knafeh, which was also served to us. Although we could theoretically have re-ordered the dishes, we were already completely full and satisfied. All the dishes were incredibly tasty. My favourite was the wagyu kebab. My girlfriend also chose the wine accompaniment, which included a water flat rate, an aperitif and a red wine with the main courses. We were also served a coffee with dessert to round off the meal. We returned home completely satisfied and probably won't be able to eat again today. A big thank you to Marike for the great service! We'll be back again.

Gorgeous restaurant with modern interior and delicious food. We enjoyed variety of hummus and roasted veggies and meat, all food was paired with good wine. Another point is a magnificent view from the high floor of the building, it would be the best place to invite your beloved one for a dinner.

Nice food, very friendly and experienced personnel. Lovely view over the city. Great that the monkey bar is next door

We have read excellent reviews about this restaurant and we decided to book a table. Reservations in advance is highly recommended as it very popular. I absolutely loved it. Located on top floor with amazing view so make sure you book table by the window facing the zoo or sit out at the terrace. Very friendly, quickly responsive and attentative staff. As for the food absolutely delicious whatever we ordered was tasty. I can recommend it for sure and I am looking forward to visiting again in the future.

had rib steak for a dinner, medium rare. It was really hard to chew this. I have still pain on my jaw. And the potato was BLACK burnt. Other food was nothing special. just eatable.. not tasty…. You could expect literally really bad food with good view…

Well positioned beautiful restaurant at the top of 25 hours hotel, modern, airy, access to rooftop, and a direct view into the zoo: one wonders who watches whom. Friendly staff. Most importantly, the breakfast buffet is wonderful and a wonderful start into the day.

One of our absolute favorites in Berlin!! great for brunch, dinner.., any occasion! the views and ambiance are stunning and so is the kitchen

If you're looking for drinks - go directly across the hall to Monkeybar (because they're way better.) If you're looking for Israeli food... Come here. I tried the chicken shawarma, and it was good. But the curry chicken served here is fantastic; definitely try that. Also the view of Berlin that you get was amazing, and the service is pretty good. Overall - I recommend.

Neni's is a restaurant conveniently located near KaDeWe, the luxury shopping mall, and inside the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin. A short elevator ride takes you to the 10th (11th?) floor and top of the building with a beautiful view of the zoo and city. I asked for a table around 1PM on Friday and was initially told a potential 20 minute wait (which you can easily kill next door at the Monkey Bar connected to the restaurant) but was immediately seated upon arrival. Neni's does a good job keeping things pleasant despite a warm summer day with umbrellas and ample shade. Their outdoor chairs are covered in faux-fur carpets which are somewhat comfy but kind of gross (some were covered in dirt or obvious grime and are likely not washed too often). I started with the Gebrannte Aubergine (EUR9.5) which was an amazingly light and refreshing combination of egg, tomato salsa and burnt eggplant. The eggs were cooked perfectly and were very soft; paired with some pita it was definitely my favorite part of the meal. With the waiter's recommendation (many of whom are quite German, which makes sense, but made communicating slightly harder) I went with the NENI Hähnchen-Shawarma/Chicken Shawarma (EUR19.5). The crispy skin on the outside and warm interior was a great combination though the use of mint was a bit unnecessary (I ended up picking them off). The white sauce paired well and was a satisfying mix of savory without being too overwhelming. Value: 3.5 Stars (Total: EUR39.50, including a beer/water) Taste: 4.5 Stars Service: 4.5 Stars

/)/) ( . .) ( づ Service here is outstanding! One of my fav restaurants in Berlin! FYI: You have to reserve a table (Opentable)! A little bit on the pricier side. The view and interior design is very pretty. Definitely worth going! Love their hummus plate. Very very good hummus. My fav is still the classic one. But recommending you to try the others out if you're a hummus lover. Spicy caramelized eggplants had a very interesting and unique flavor. Very delicious. Jerusalem plate was my fav dish! Very tender and juicy chicken ans the flavor is amazing. Ribeye was okay. Nothing outstanding and special about that. The Falafel also very delicious. wasn't a big fan of the avocado chickpea salad. Kinda disappointed about that one. Not worth ordering because it was nothing special about it and flavor wise also a disappointed. It just tasted raw. All in all very nice dining experience!

Authentic Israeli food with fresh ingredients+ the best view of Berlin! Surrounded by glass windows that overlooks the city, one can enjoy delicious food and drinks in the clouds. Highly recommend for dates , family and friends gatherings and just good company to make memories with in the city. Reservations are needed . Location is within the hotel bikini Berlin

I probably should have had my antenna up when I announced to the guy at reception that I had a 7 pm reservation and he replied, "what the fuck is your name?" Ok, I get it. We're uber hip with attitude and don't stand on such ceremonies as common courtesy. I'm actually ok with that -- PROVIDED the food is worthy of the attitude. Sorry dude. The food was lousy. I started with the grilled cauliflower appetizer with tahini and what the menu described as pomegranate chimichurri. The cauliflower was overcooked to within an inch of its life, the tahini was bland and almost flavorless, and other than pomegranate seeds strewn about I have no idea what chimichurri had to do with any of it. For my main I ordered grilled lamb chops. Rather than grill-marked and crusted chops, these were gray and flacid. Worse, there was some flavor I couldn't identify that was really unpleasant. Honestly, I went with an open mind hoping the food matched the receptionist's attitude. I was sorely disappointed.

Ambience was great, service was great, food was also great. It gets very busy so if you can get a reservation I would do that. We ate outdoors and the views were spectacular. More of a shared plate kind of place rather than an order your own meal kind of place. Cocktails were very good. Although when the server called me a skinny bitch I was a little taken aback, turns out that's what they call a vodka soda in Germany, who knew?! Lol.

Service was rude and poor quality food. Also elevator smelled like a skunk. Overpriced drinks and such tasteless dishes.

Good honest Middle Eastern type of food. Deserts are often over looked.. well not here.. made to order. Delicious. And the view overlooking the zoo is gorgeous !

So yummy - cool vibe. Delicious hummus - falafel and desserts. Enjoyed the company and would go again

Ich war am Valentinstag mit meinem Freund da und muss sagen, dass ich lange nicht mehr einen so guten Service erlebt habe. Unsere Kellnerin war Rochi (Rochy?) und sie war DIE BESTE!! Sie ist auf alle Wünsche eingegangen, hat mich aber alle Zusatzstoffe informiert und extra beim Küchenchef nach Optionen gefragt, weil ich glutenintolerant bin. Sie war der Grund, dass wir bis zum Schluss geblieben sind. Sie sollte unbedingt befördert werden. Wir kommen gerne wieder und empfehlen alles weiter. Das Essen war auf den Punkt genau und sehr lecker. 10/10 für das ganze Erlebnis

Neni Berlin is on the top floor of the Bikini Hotel. We kicked our meal off with a Hugo, which was chosen for me by my debonair companion as "the most refreshing cocktail you'll ever have". I have historically thought that was Nyquil, but I stand corrected. The Hugo was delicious. The "urban jungle" view was amazing and I learned that the hotel is called the Bikini Hotel because it's structurally as sound as a string bikini. Considering my string bikini's are always falling off, (often not with the help of others, but compliments of gravity) -- this made me feel very safe. On to the main event: We had the Neni mezze sampler which came with the standard hummus, tabouli, walnut dips and a very interesting and uniquely savory cauliflower selection. This was my favorite course of the entire meal, and likely because it was unexpected. The main course was manly meats for my carnivore companion, and we both dove into the desserts. Would absolutely return and get a quadruple portion of the cauliflower. The Monkey Bar is adjacent and is a great place to continue (or commence) your evening. Great rooftop.

Came in here for dinner @ 10pm for 2 on a Sunday for an anniversary. Decided to give this place a try, heard it resembles California's restaurant/bar. Came in 30 mins. before our reservations to check out the hype in the bar. Took 20 mins to get order (which is fine because it's a weekend). We waited another 20 mins for our drink to be served & a woman took our drink we waited for. (my girlfriend ran after her, wasn't going to wait another 15-20 mins for our drinks to be served again) Only had less than 10 mins to enjoy our drink in the bar before our reservation so decided to just take it to the dining area. Overall, bar has an awesome view and good music. drinks were strong & delicious. Only downfall is the slow service (the waiting part) Dining area is a farm to table-like setting with good ambiance. Love that you can see their kitchen. Got sat right away. The menu was pretty limited & straight forward. Ordered our starter. Came in quick. The starter was okay. It's nothing special. Then we waited soooo long to get our main entree ordered. (It wasn't busy at all as it was closing soon) Ordered our entree & water (non carbonated) from our server. Handed us our water in the bottle on the table. Then I see him pouring other table's water in their glass which made us feel unimportant (maybe because we were young Asians who looked ordinary & not rich?) Overall food was okay. It wasn't anything special. I feel like I just paid for the location & view. The menu price is a overpriced considering it's nothing special in Berlin. And I can't believe I paid a bottled water for 7 Euros without water service!!! That's pretty darn pricey for a half liter. (Should of just got a cocktail instead) My biggest problem here was that I didn't feel like we were served equally as other tables due to the fact that we weren't wearing suits and were young. Our server focused more on other tables who seemed to look "rich" and he didn't even check up on us once we got our entree. We got a welcome, ordered starter & entree, and goodbye. I needed to order things while eating the entree, but he didn't even come by to check on us. Now, as a young chef, I understand restaurant industry. But to have been judged already & not having proper training of service (like pouring water) for a high end restaurant, does not wow me. I've ate several times in Michelin star restaurants to a hole in the wall mama style cooking; regardless of high or low ends, I get the same amazing service without judgments of what I wear or seem to be.

Neni... Where should i start? Me and my friend wanted to eat lunch here as we just arrived in our hotel (25Bikini - expect another review soon..) it was quite empty i think 4 other groups were sitting in the restaurant. It took 20 min for someone to come to us, we asked for the english menu as it was all written in German. A few moments later aka 10 min he came back telling us there was no english menu. All good we asked some questions about the food and we ordered.. Finally. 15 min passed by, 20, 25, 30.. and finally after 35/40 min we got our food and keep in your mind there were only 2 couples who also ordered food in the entire restaurant. We both ordered the Sabach and i'm not gonna lie it was delicious and i would definitely order it again. We also had breakfast at the same place twice through the hotel this was how we say in dutch - rampzalig (catastrophic) i'll keep it short but we had to wait 40 min for our food and even the coffee. You have to pay extra for NOT EVEN FRESH fruit. I think that says enough i would not recommend eating breakfast here if you don't have the half day off because that's how long it takes to arrive.

This is one of my favorite places to eat in Berlin. It's a bit expensive but totally worth it. Good and special food what you don't get somewhere else. Nice staff and the view over Berlin from Zoo is amazing. Good drinks as well. The wine and cocktails are the best!

The view alone tips this review to 5 stars. There are a handful of places in Berlin that give you such an incredible vantage point, and I was over the moon that we got to spend lunch above the tree tops of the Tiergarten. Neni is just so cool. I'm a sucker for the whole industrial design vibe, and Neni was on point. Although we had hoped for a table outside, we were more than happy with the spot we got near their enormous north facing windows. Our server was great, and promptly brought us our drinks and mix of dishes. Being lunch time, we decided to share smaller dishes so we could try as much as possible. We ordered the curry hummus, Korean fried chicken salad, almond crusted chicken with sweet potato fries. Everything was excellent. Still pinching myself over the whole experience. This is a gem in Berlin.

Awesome food and view! You must have a reservation unless you're me and they tell you there are no seats in a half empty restaurant and you just stand there staring at them awkwardly until they give in.

Nice view, great food! Best starter: Sakuska Best mains: The crispy chicken with even crispier sweet potato fries or the Jerusalem Teller Best dessert: Knafeh, takes 20mins to prepare but soooo worth the wait. Not to mention the superfriendly staff!!

Great atmosphere and views to take pictures. Definitely a place where you want to make a reservation unless you come early before the crowd. The chicken was delicious and the most memorable of all the dishes. Salad wasn't bad, meatball, kebab were decent. Staff was nice and refilled our drinks when needed. Great place to have lunch but a little overpriced. If you go to the bathroom you will also see a great view as well. Just don't take pictures while you're in there cuz it might get weird!

The concept of having a chic Israeli, Arabic/ Middle Eastern and Rumanian restaurant with a nice view is really great! We shared the falafel appetizer and had the pulled beef sandwich with fried sweet potatoes (our favorite) and the Jerusalem meal which is made of curry chicken and humus. Both were super delicious and filling. However, stay away from the dessert Knafah! The ones I had many times in Turkey were absolutely delicious but Neni's version was quite unsatisfying! For this reason and because of our super uninterested and very slow waitress I took a star off. At least the guys who brought the food were friendly and smiling.

UPDATE: I sent a message to the 25Hours manager, Marco, who relayed it to the restaurant manager Fabian. Within a couple of hours after sending the message, Fabian showed up at my room door with champagne and fresh fruit in hand! Most importantly, there was a handwritten apology from Fabian. He was genuinely apologetic and he invited us back again tonight to prove to us that my experience is not at all consistent with their standards. When I arrived for the reservation Fabian walked me past the line and back to a private table next to the floor-to-ceiling window facing the zoo. Our server, David, was fantastic. He was kind, had great timing, and was very accommodating. He walked us through the menu and the dining style. We decided on the chef's choice tasting menu and we were quite pleased with it. Each course came at perfect intervals. We were stuffed as it was enough food for 3, maybe 4 people depending on the appetite. We didn't even have room for dessert! David packed up what we couldn't finish and offered to send dessert up to our room if we changed our mind. They also covered the entire meal. We found Fabian on our way out to thank him for such a great resolution to my first experience. I wrote Marco not expecting anything in return. My stay in Berlin was so short that I wouldn't have been here long enough to see anything come from this, so I at least wanted to inform him if nothing else. I'm beyond happy with my experience and I'd absolutely come back again - both to 25Hours and Neni. I understand that things happen, but it's more important to me how issues are addressed after the fact. The staff here have gone above and beyond and I thank them for it. The two stars are for ambiance and our server's attempt to make up for the terrible food and customer service. We were staying at the Bikini Berlin and had just checked in. We went up to make a reservation or get a table right away at 8pm on a Tuesday. They gave us a reservation for 10:30pm. When we came back for our reservation, most of the restaurant was empty. It would have been great to have received some sort of notification that we could eat earlier. The man that seated us, I believe the manager for that night, was very short with us. He just started walking away and I assumed he wanted us to follow. We ordered our food, but when I received mine, it was cold. The table next to us had also received cold food and had to send theirs back after waiting an hour for it. I got the pulled beef sandwich and decided to just eat that anyway as I was starving having waited almost 3 hours to eat since making our reservation. The sweet potato fries however were no good cold. Our server asked the cook to make more and she said he "refused" because he had already cleaned the kitchen. What?! Refused??? All I wanted that day were fries and I was expected to eat cold?? And still pay for it??? Then the manager refused to get involved and denied any compensation or resolution whatsoever. Our server confirmed that my fries had been sitting there for 10 minutes before the rest of the meal was ready. We gladly would've gone somewhere else earlier for food if they didn't want to serve anyone else that late. The worst. I would NOT eat here. There are plenty of other great restaurants in the area. Go

If you're looking for a cool spot with great middle eastern food and wonderful views then this place is for you. Reservation is highly recommended, especially in the weekends.

AMAZING AND MUST DO IN BERLIN! Coming from the US and being Israeli, I've had my fair share of middle eastern and Israeli/Moroccan food... but Neni was AMAZING. My mother and I got the 3 course meal, which came with appetizers; dinner and dessert. You do not choose your order, the Chef does... but have trust!! Absolutely everything was just perfect. The appetizers were 2 falafel; hummus; tahini; babaganoosh; Israeli salad; sweet potatoe; and chick pea salad... of course w the best thick pita bread. The dinner was rice, eggplant, chicken, hummus, and shrimp with some amazing sauce. The dessert was German cheesecake, baklavah and sobert. I mean, everything was perfect. We were sooo full, it is def enough to share between 3! The service was great too, it was really nice that they spoke such great English! The cherry on top, is the view. I suggest making reservations, so you get a good seat but from each seat in the restaurant you have an entire view of Berlin! It is absolutely breathtaking. ITS A MUST GO AND WILL DEF COME BACK! thank you Neni!!

A triumph of style over content. Be prepared for a night club atmosphere, loud music and experimental seating. Not a place for an intimate evening, you'll need to use sign-language to understand what your loved one is saying. As for the food, which purports to be a modern take on Israeli cuisine, there was nothing actually offensive, but equally nothing of any real merit. Hummus is not meant to be elevated beyond its humble status and a lamb kofta is a kofta, no matter how you dress it up. My verdict, go there for the view, the fun, the lively atmos, graze on the food, but don't take it too seriously.

I was worried it was going to be touristy because it's the rooftop of a hotel but it had been recommended to me by a friend who knows Berlin so I went on a solo date to check it out. The host was incredibly accommodating as I told him it was just me and I had heard amazing things. The food was one of the best meals I had had. Beautiful views as well.

I was excited about an Israeli option in Berlin - after a trip to Jerusalem I am possibly too spoiled by wonderful ingredients and magnificent cooking. But Neni will not stay on my list of bookmarks. The ambiance and especially the view is stunning. Nice tables and interior design, open kitchen that unfortunately reveals the lack for detail and love for food that I experienced. The service was terrible: first time in Berlin that I felt rushed. Our waitress had no patience nor interest in explaining the menu - I know that might be the standard in this city but I thought that neni had higher standards. The plates were carelessly placed in front of you - if you don't care about the food you serve that's what you do: arms in your face, no bon Appetit, no sommelier to be seen - the lack of basic hospitality. These people want to make money and do not live to cook. The food: hummus platter - three kinds of hummus beet, mango and classic - edible but I like it better with more tahini. The Jerusalem platter had nicely prepared vegetables but the chicken and the whole composition of ingredients reminded me more of fast food than of a sophisticated and creative cuisine. Be sure to get the small plate - it's plenty! The espresso macchiatto tasted very weak. A pleasant evening out with friends but not much neni contributed to that.

Location and view great. Food? Not quite michellin Had the sabich - bread was cold, dry and crackly. Couldn't be used as a wrap. However filling of hummus/eggplant/falafel was great.

This is the place to go to if you like it a bit fancier. The interior is amazing, the view is fantastic and the food is delicious. Reservations are highly recommended since it's a very popular place. I recommend to have Sabich (only 10€!) or the Jerusalem platter. Unfortunately Neni is a bit overprized and the music is a bit too loud.. I've seen a review that said staff was very unprofessional and unfriendly, which I do not 100% agree with. The guy who seated us seemed a bit arrogant but the waiter who served us was super friendly and helpful!

Like others I give it an extra star for the View, Outstanding, every table has a great view. The food was good for Berlin standards and the service was on par. We were not rushed and each plate was explained. Everything, and I mean everything comes with a side of Hummus so there is no need to get Hummus as a starter/appetizer. We loved the HUGE shrimp, but felt like the kitchen was rushed and the shrimp were a bit raw, but still very delightful. I would recommend the place on a weeknight, it get's pretty loud and they pack you in, but the view and good make it a worthy trip. A nightcap in the Monkey Bar can complete a great night out in Berlin.

Now this is an example of the middle East coming together for the sake of delicious food. Isreali, Syrian, and Lebanese dishes are served tastefully. The ambiance totally rocks, and overlooks the city. Great for lunch and dinner. The Monkey Bar is also awesome for late night drinks.

If I could give no stars I would. Awful customer service. Hostess is terrible. We made a reservation and then when we got there they said we had no reservation. Terrible service.

High quality food with good service. The view on the zoo is very nice, even though you don't see much more then trees;-) The service is a little stiff, but the extraordinary food lets you forget everything else. Try the caramelized eggplant!

The chicken shawarma came out undercooked; regrettably, I had a bite or two thinking (like a naive American) oh this is how they do it here... gross. Feeling pretty queasy right now, hope it's psychosomatic. Time will tell....

The food was delicious but a little overpriced. But must see when in Berlin. Loved the decor and atmosphere of this place.

First of all: make a reservation. Food is presented really nice but you would expect it tastes better. After all it almost feels average. Due to the nice atmosphere, good service and great desert I still give it 4 instead of 3 stars.

It is the middle of the night in Berlin and I can't sleep due to some awful jet-lag so I decided to trash my girlfriend's new favorite place. she is sleeping next to me and I'm really hopping she doesn't wake up because knowing her she'd consider this a bigger betrayal than catching me sleeping with her best friend. about the place. i guess that with the influx of israeli expats to berlin Neni's owner thought they could also convince the food to make Alyah (look it up). i'm not sure the move is a total success. to me it is going against something i've learned few years back when trying to settle in this zip code: 1 you can't make Germans smile 2 you can't make Israelis say please 3 you can't make humus in Berlin crap she is moving.... no worries false alarm.

This restaurant was a complete surprise. We showed up without a reservation and they found us a seat by the window. Incredible views of the Tiergarten and busy city below. The food was incredible. We ordered the Balagan, and it was excellent. It included a variety of menu items all of which were delicious. Highly recommended.

This is the first time we've ever walked out of a restaurant before we've even received a menu. It was 4:30pm on a Tuesday afternoon. The restaurant was almost empty. We didn't have a reservation, but even so they tried to fob us off with a table with a view of the buildings instead of the zoo. We asked for a nicer view and were reluctantly given one. We sat and waited for a menu or any service for five minutes. The waitress walked by twice without acknowledging we were even there (nose in the air). We decided to leave as it didn't bode well for a nice meal. My advice is to somewhere friendlier that appreciates having customers.

I was a bit disappointed in Neni. For the price the food is really nothing special, I expected a bit more creativity and quality here. The lamb was too fat (and not the kind of fat that would be eatable) and the other dishes were served a bit too cold. On the positive side the marinated chicken was very good in terms of taste though. Our waiter was also super friendly and recommended a great wine. The view is a plus as well. So if do not have as high expectations on Israeli food as I have you might like this place better.

So yummy and also well priced! I have been here two times in May 2015. The first time I had a klein "Karamellisierte Auberginen", followed by a klein "Sabich" and then their Brownie for dessert. Everything tasted great and I was very full, didn't really need the dessert haha. The second time I had the klein "Israelisches Ratatoille" for starter and the klein "Kichererbsen Ragout" for main. Also really delishious. This is a place that is just as good for vegetarians as it is for meat eaters :) I especially recommend the combo that I ate the first time I was there.

When we arrived at 11:45 we were told that it was closed and NOT that we could make a reservation.When we returned at 12 we were told all the tables facing the green side were reserved.There was NOBODY sitting on any table. When somebody offered us a table on the other side where everybody walks by and called this:"beautiful" we declined and left.I read a review in a Jewish paper and will let them know about this as well.It is okay to have some reservation,but not all. Ballagan is to be flexible and accomodate drop ins,people walking by and wanting to enjoy a nice meal. Maybe you do not want older ladies???We are from Jerusalem and the US Assia Schwarz and Estelle Stern

When we arrived they told us the restaurant was fully booked and we can get a free table 2 hours later. That wasn't true though. 5 tables were empty and there were no people waiting with us. So we asked them politely to recheck and then 5 minutes later, yes they had a table. We find it a little bit pretentious. Even when we left 2 hours later three of these tables were still empty. The table that we had was one of the round ones with the big chairs and it was really uncomfortable to have dinner there. They should put some pillows or change the chairs. The waitress though was really nice and friendly and took excellent care of us. We were really happy about that. The food was average though. Not worth it for these prices. The Ratatouille was really not so tasty and the small salad had too much dressing on it. The chicken with the almond crust was really dry and the chocolate fudge brownie was a disappointment. The view of the restaurant and the design were great but apart of that we were not satisfied from the experience and the money that we gave. Sad though cause they could do something amazing there.

Great view, even at the bath room, good food, nice atmosphere. Beautiful place for brunch.

TOURIST TRAP WITH A GREAT VIEW! I have been there twice with family and friends. The view is so nice that we wanted to give it another chance.Both times we waited 10 minutes for a menu. Then after 10 minutes for a drink order nobody came. I had to get up and find someone to take our order. another 15 minutes to get the drinks. The food came quickly but very average and overpriced. With a middle eastern menu there is no ambiance or personality to go with it and make it a real unique experience. The personal was overwhelmed and both times the restaurant was not even full. They behave like a fast food restaurant. But the location has more of an upscale potential. They have no idea about gastronomie or service. With those views and all the tourists coming in they got lucky. I would recommend this place to go to the bar and have a drink just to check out the views. But not for eating.