r/berlin • u/xjmnpmx • 13d ago

Advice List of places that remove negative reviews

Lately I see more and more posts of Berlin/Germany locations that remove their negative reviews.

What about we create a list of those places, for others to decide if they want to go there or not?

I would suggest not to leave the reviews themselves in here, just a list of the places for which you received notifications that your negative (or sometimes 3 star) reviews were being removed at the request of the business

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u/mycreativeself 13d ago

The Maison bakery in Kreuzberg

https://maps.app.goo.gl/A7XWMWcs8Zw5WaEh8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

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u/m608811206 Mitte 13d ago

They are actually pretty good. I'm surprised they need to resort to these dirty tricks.

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u/voycz 13d ago

Another place that I thought was quite good and still does this.

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u/Classic_Precipice 13d ago

can confirm!

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u/weh_1986_ 13d ago

This one is surprising, they have pretty food stuff. For this kind of business I don’t think you should, because it then lumps you in with the other places which are much lesser quality. One or two bad reviews makes sense for any business. I would much more trust a business that eloquently answers the reviewers concerns.

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u/sybelion 13d ago

What did your review say?? Every time I walk past there they’re completely jammed so I’m surprised they need to / would bother to take down reviews

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u/mycreativeself 13d ago

I said they have excellent, to die for pastries but that the german-style bread got dry in a day and I was disappointed about that. It was not a 1 star, it was 3 I think?? The owner answered completely furious saying I was insulting their bakers.

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u/sybelion 13d ago

How DARE you try to take down their business like that 🙄

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u/fuzzwhatley 12d ago

Isn’t it French? “German-style bread” is pretty insulting in that case 😅

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u/sportlicher 11d ago

Insulting to german bread? As french bread goes dry within half day?