Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-17

This image is a snapshot of a feedback form from a restaurant in East Germany (DDR). Here's a breakdown:

Form Details:

• Title: "ND-Gaststättenwettbewerb in der Hauptstadt der DDR" (ND-Restaurant Competition in the Capital of the GDR)
• Question: "Haben Sie sich bei uns wohlgefühlt?" (Have you felt comfortable with us?)
• Space for Explanation: "Begründung:" (Explanation:)
• Space for Suggestions: "Ihre Vorschläge:" (Your suggestions:)
• Restaurant Stamp: "Interhotel Barolina" with some details.

Handwritten Response:

The main focus is the handwritten response filling in the explanation section. It says:

• "Wohlbefinden" (Well-being)
• "Immer" (Always)
• "mehr denken!" (think more!)

Overall Impression:

The form appears to be a customer satisfaction survey. The handwritten response communicates a desire for improvement in the restaurant's service, aiming for consistent well-being and consideration for the customer's experience. The response is enthusiastic, encouraging the restaurant to "think more".

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-17

Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a form, possibly a survey or feedback card, printed on beige paper with horizontal lines for handwritten responses. The form is in German, and the title reads "ND-Gaststättenwettbewerb in der Hauptstadt der DDR," which translates to "ND Restaurant Competition in the Capital of the GDR" (German Democratic Republic).

The form includes the question "Haben Sie sich bei uns wohlgefühlt?" ("Did you feel comfortable with us?"). The response to this question is handwritten in large, bold, and somewhat illegible script, starting with what appears to be "Wohlbefinden." Below this, there is another handwritten word or phrase that is challenging to decipher. Under "Ihre Vorschläge" ("Your Suggestions"), the feedback is "mehr denken!" ("think more!").

In the upper right corner, there is a printed stamp for "Interhotel Barolina Restaurant" with an address or number. A handwritten number "2.5" is visible near the beginning of the question, and a "0" is partially visible behind the title.