Let It Be

My friends and me had a very nice time at this restaurant. For Berlin it is very expensive. The food tastes quite good, but is not really worth the price in my opinion. The atmosphere is very cozy and nice, we enjoyed our stay, nevertheless. It is great that you get a 7% discount if you are a member of the VeBu.

Das Essen im Let it be ist einfach extrem lecker! Es gibt Crêpes, Burger, Pancakes, Salate.. :) Der Laden ist ziemlich hip eingerichtet. Es kann schnell voll werden und dann muss man auch etwas länger auf sein Essen warten, aber es lohnt sich!

We managed to eat here twice in 3 days as it was so good! Huge burgers, so delicious and fresh... The beer was really good too! Staff friendly and attentive - great relaxed vibe to it, will definitely be back!

Loved it! My boyfriend and I shared a burger with extra cheese and fries, and then ordered a sweet crêpe with whipped cream. The food was great, and arrived rather quickly even though the restaurant was full. The place is really cozy, and there's even a shelf with cook books and magazines to keep you busy while waiting. There are also some toys for children, and we saw a couple of families with small kids eating there. The staff is friendly and helpful. Def will go there again.

Cute, little restaurant. Very nicely decorated. Nice choice of sweet and savoury crêpes and burgers. I tried a savoury crepe and it was very big, tasty and filling. The best part of the meal however was a bowl of mac and cheese, DELICIOUS.

Well, visiting Berlin that has so many Vegan options, picking places to visit on my trip was always going to be difficult! I'm so glad I chose Let It Be. I think it was actually my favourite place in Berlin.

I really liked the menu and thought the prices were very reasonable. I had difficulty choosing and the staff were happy to go through things with me and recommend dishes according to what I like. I opted for a mac n cheeze and a cheeze crepe. I could not finish them the portions, especially the crepe, were huge.

I was only in Berlin a few days but would've loved to have made a return journey for dessert which looked really delicious too.

I went here twice.
The first time, it was for dessert - a Ian Mackaye crepe and a glass of white wine. It was delicious, sweet-but-not-too-sweet (the crepe) and still warm and there was good music inside and great lighting outside and a warm and inviting atmosphere with friendly staff and great art and all the good stuff.
The second time I visited I came back for dinner because on my dessert trip other people's plates looked really good. I tried the Omar Rodriguez-Lopez burger. The good: the flavor(s). It tasted great - it was a little spicy a little creamy, there were jalapeños and some spicy sour cream and a spicy aioli/mayo - all really good. The flavor of the black bean patty was also really good. The not-so-good: the texture of the patty and the density of the bun. Overall it was good and the burger got an A+ for flavor but the texture of both the patty and the bun left me a bit disappointed :(

Such a friendly place, really! And how inviting!
They mainly do crepes and burgers, but there are sandwiches, salads, fries, cakes and whatnot as well.
I have been there twice so far - the burgers are very good, but the sandwich (Joan Jett) is absolutely amazing! Probably not the best one I have ever eaten, but surely the best one this year.
The staff make a great effort to run Let It Be as well as possible. The charming and tasteful interior and the good service are Let It Be's trademark. It's a joy to be there to put it simple.
Due to something that appears to be a space for small children, it's probably safe to say they are children-friendly.
Go there, bring your money, you'll get awesome food in return. If Let It Be is not worthy of support, no one is.
Coffee and WiFi speed stand the test as well.

Updated from previous review on 2016-09-06

My girlfriend and I each had an "Omar Rodríguez-López" burger. It was really good! Great mayo/dressing and an amazingly firm patty!

Updated from previous review on 2016-08-25

I have been looking forward to visiting Let it Be and trying their vegan crepes and pancakes for ages. Sadly my first experience there was underwhelming to say the least. Firstly the guy on duty seemed quite anxious and stressed and yelled at us for trying to move two tables together so we could fit. A simple, calm explanation of why it wasn't possible would have sufficed. Secondly, the pancakes were undercooked and doughy to the point I had to leave them and let my boyfriend (who eats anything) finish them off. We also had some crepes with vegan chocolate spread which were ok, a little dry but a huge portion. For the price the size of the portions are great but as someone who lived in North America for a long time, eating pancakes became a ritual there and these were just not up to scratch and not even as good as what my boyfriend cooks for me at home. Sadly, very disappointed after all the other good reviews. I might give it a second go in case it was just a bad day or a different chef but won't be running back there in a hurry.

Ah, let it be... I lived in this part of Berlin last summer and came here for brunch nearly every weekend. The Daryl Hannah is unreal (with the Erykah Badu as a close second). The Ayinger beer is fantastic-- especially the weißbier. The decor is very cute and it's a really pleasant place to hang out. This is the restaurant I miss the most from Berlin!

I went there a few months ago and had my first vegan mac and cheese. It was really high on the junk food level (positively meant). Super creamy and decadent, and the crepes were not bad either. I would definitely come back here!

The cafe has a really good atmosphere, is dog friendly, has gluten free options, and the food is quite delicious. I had a Woody Harrelson and my boyfriend had a burger with gluten free bread, both were very good and the portions were quite big. However, we waited an hour to be served, and I'm pretty sure it's because the person who took our order at the counter forgot about it. He just remembered because he walked past us and saw us without any food, looking desperately hungry. After waiting an unreasonably long time for a rather simple, but tasty meal, I think the place has some room for improvements.

Very good and unique burgers. My boyfriend and I got the Wendy O. Williams and the Omar Rodríguez-López burgers and both were really good and very filling. We also ordered the mac and cheese and it was one of the best mac and cheeses I have ever had. This place is a must-go if you are a vegan in Berlin.

It was really good. Good plate.
you can order gluten free.

I have been meaning to make my way down to Neukölln to visit 'Let It Be' for a while now, and today I finally acted on this urge. My husband had the Chrissie Hynde burger, which he really enjoyed. I had the Thom Yorke. This was probably the best burger that I have had for a while and I was definitely full by the end. In Berlin, burger joints have struggled to recognise the importance of the bun. BUT I am happy that 'Let it Be' seems to have taken this on board and the bun was actually good quality. AMAZING! I am looking forward to our next visit where I will try the Omar Rodriguez-Lopez!

Let It Be is somewhere we return to time after time, even though it's not that easy for us to get to, it's well worth the trip. It's pretty much perfection every time. Huge portions, great atmosphere, and a soundtrack that's never once played a duff tune. Put it high on your list if you're visiting Berlin, or even if you live here!

I got the woody harrelson crepe with chz and hamm in it. It came with a side salad with tasty dressing. I think it cost me 7,50 euro which I feel was worth it since a. it was huge and b. where the heck am I going to find a vegan crepe.

The place was adorable! The bathroom was tiny and cute too.

I got chocolate orange cake for dessert. Yummy. Though I am still on the look out for a decadent vegan chocolate cake that is moist. It prob didn't help that I left it in the fridge for a day...