A quaint little snack bar that doesn't exist many anymore. Run by an extremely friendly owner couple. Within a very short time I had exactly the same experience with pizza in Wuppertal: delicious in taste, but sparingly topped and with an extremely thin base. Prices are cheap (€8.50 for a 32cm pizza). However, this is not enough if you are really hungry.

Today I got a small margarita pizza there and it was very tasty. Today on November 20th I got a currywurst with fries, well my taste is a little curry in currywurst sauce but that is also very tasty ????????.

It looks like an old store that has been open for many years, and the owner is very friendly. I ordered based on the picture on Google Maps from 5 years ago. There was a pork chop with a poached egg. When I asked, it was indeed available. It was the best thing I had eaten in Germany. The restaurant is the restaurant. The Chef is the best. The chef is the best. Deutschland habe.

I don't eat out that often, but when I do, I go to this store. There is no delivery service here. I rarely come, but the lady who owns the shop (Greek snack bar) is super nice. She still takes time to talk to people personally, which is something that rarely happens these days. The furnishings are not the latest (dark wood) but have a great touch. There's music playing in the background, although it's from the radio, but it's enough to comfortably eat something and chat. We ordered two farmer's schnitzels with a fried egg and cheese gratin, with fries and salad and two cans of cola, and paid a total of €18. The food was delicious and the portions were quite large. So always recommended.

Small, rustic grill in the heart ? of Wuppertal. I always enjoyed eating here 20 years ago. The spit roast with fries ???? is simply top ???????? Ps: There are also good home-style dishes here, such as potato pancakes or carrot vegetables...