Mauna Kea - Menu

Went there yesterday for a late Lunch. We liked the atmosphere, the staff was friendly and the food was really good

very nice atmosphere, yummy food, reservation is a must for breakfast, friendly helpful staff, gave me mini cutlery for my baby

Fantastic people, food unbelievably good and atmosphere great each time we come back to the area we always eat here. A must visit,you won't be disappointed .

Had lunch here in June with a couple of beers and an English Breakfast. A number of tables with large umbrellas on the sidewalk among the trees. Food was tasty and promptly served.Started a conversation with a local and had a very interesting meal...during my vacation

This is a wonderful place, with a great food variety for breakfast, lunch and dinner. It looks like an old home, books on the walls...loved it. I ate a salmon with indian dress, very good together. The round cheescake was also wonderful, good coffe. Normal...prices for such a quality. Really reccomended if you are in the area

Yes, it's location is not very central, but if you are in the eastern part and I really mean east as in north of Berlin, it's totally worth a little bit of a longer commute. The Boelschestrasse is a nice street to take a walk...and the Mueggelsee is around the corner. Just take the SBahn to Friedrichshagen and you'll get to see a beautiful spot of Berlin. Whereas the Mauna Kea is good at every time of the day, it's breakfast is outstanding. Sitting in an old bookstore with most walls covered with packed book shelves, adds nicely to the atmosphere. You should always make a reservation, no matter what day of the week. Make sure you bring cash, as no cards are accepted. No need to be worried th...

Yes, it's location is not very central, but if you are in the eastern part (and I really mean east as in north) of Berlin, it's totally worth a little bit of a longer commute. The Boelschestrasse is a nice street to take a walk...and the Mueggelsee is around the corner. Just take the S-Bahn to Friedrichshagen and you'll get to see a beautiful spot of Berlin. Whereas the Mauna Kea is good at every time of the day, it's breakfast is outstanding. Sitting in an old bookstore with most walls covered with packed book shelves, adds nicely to the atmosphere. You should always make a reservation, no matter what day of the week. Make sure you bring cash, as no cards are accepted. No need to be worried...

It's hard to get a table here at weekend mornings after Mauna Kea is just that good and the people here know it. The food and atmosphere are worth the reservation though. There are some tables outside where you can watch the goings on...on the Boelsche Street, people getting their sunday rolls from the bakery, families out for an early stroll. It doesn't feel like you're in the big city here, the Boelsche feels more like the main street of a small town holiday resort. Inside there several smaller rather than one big area lined with bookshelves or wine shelves. All in all you feel more like you're in a fancy living room than in a restaurant. On the menue there's eveything you could ever want...

It's hard to get a table here at weekend mornings after Mauna Kea is just that good and the people here know it. The food and atmosphere are worth the reservation though. There are some tables outside where you can watch the goings on...on the Boelsche Street, people getting their sunday rolls from the bakery, families out for an early stroll. It doesn't feel like you're in the big city here, the Boelsche feels more like the main street of a small town holiday resort. Inside there several smaller rather than one big area lined with bookshelves or wine shelves. All in all you feel more like you're in a fancy living room than in a restaurant. On the menue there's eveything you could ever want...