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Adria Grill in Lankwitz is a no-frills Croatian grill spot that locals have been returning to for decades. The lavastein-grilled meats are the draw—order the mixed platter or the liver if you're feeling adventurous. It's not fancy, but the portions are generous and the beer garden is a nice summer bonus. Just don't expect to pay with Visa, and skip it on Mondays.
Solid Croatian Grill in Lankwitz
Adria Grill has been a staple in Berlin's Lankwitz neighborhood for decades, serving up straightforward Croatian and international grill fare. The meat is hand-picked and cooked over a lavastein grill, which gives it that characteristic smoky flavor. The mixed grill platter is a solid choice if you're sharing, and the liver dish gets a special mention from regulars. Service is generally friendly, though one reviewer noted it could be warmer than other Croatian spots they've visited.
The atmosphere is casual and unpretentious—think family-run grill house rather than trendy bistro. There's a beer garden for warmer evenings and a separate room for larger groups. The prices are reasonable, though some note the portions have shrunk slightly over time. A few small gripes: no Visa acceptance (cash or EC card only), and the mayo costs an extra €1.50. Closed Mondays, so plan accordingly. Overall, it's a reliable spot for a hearty, no-nonsense meal.