Zur Grenze - Ahlbeck

You need to know where you are: right at the border with Poland (Swinemünde). It seems to be a remnant from the GDR. As a restaurant I wouldn't call it... it's more like a snack with self-service. The curry sausage and the pommes were definitely better than what else is offered in revitalization, the coffee was also okay. With umbrellas covered outdoor terrace to the street where you are protected from wind. Ideal for those who want to enjoy a cigarette for coffee. And it's not expensive either. I understand the money taken for the toilet, because it is rainy traffic from and to the nearby Polish market. It should be free for guests. I can't say we didn't ask. However, there is always a supervision and the toilet works clean. Overall I can recommend the shop

Calling the shop as a restaurant is a bit high. Recreation with food and drinks is more likely. There should be no requirements for the kitchen, because not even the pommes can be called successful. Sometimes it is better to pack some cuts in a bread can when you get out for a few hours!

The milk ice cream was quite o.k., but it is not possible to do much wrong. Overall the shop was unused and not very clean.

The store runs wild dishes. The raw wild roast sausage with onions floats in a fat-saucenbinderpampe. There were inedible potatoes and very acidic salad fragments. The Goulash looked like food and consisted of undefined three pieces of meat. It tasted nothing. Only the noodles were edible. The toilet is rechargeable, only on the note of the toilet duty you get a small note on the self-service box, which is delivered to the toilet woman. Service is unfriendly

Absolutely designed for tourism fast restaurant with canteen army. No great food and little welcoming furniture.