Fabulous ! The food…read morewas really good, the staff friendly, and the price ok. Go for it !

we had a fabulous meal there. The feijoada, veal and fish dishes were all gorgeously presented and…read moretasted delicious. Service was super friendly and professional. This really was a lovely neighborhood restaurant and we would highly recommend it.

I stopped in here for some traditional German fare. While it looked like a simple family…read morerestaurant, it had the feel of a homecooked meal from your grandmother's kitchen. The staff was delightful and everything was freshly prepared. I walked away extremely happy.

Food was not as good as the review. The schnitzel was good and the goulash was great. The German…read moresausage and pork knuckle was OK. The potato salad was also very good. The service was efficient but not friendly.

Fantastic local place to get some low-frills eats and beer! Very friendly staff who accommodated us…read morewithout a hitch. We came here after having been turned away by an Indonesian restaurant that was "full for the night". We are so glad that fate brought us here instead of that Indonesian restaurant!! What were we even thinking anyway -- forget the Indonesian food, get the local specialities!! Ordered the schnitzel as well as the meatballs and both were executed perfectly. Schnitzel was hot and crispy on the outside and tender on the inside -- not overly salty either. Meatballs were juicy and packed with flavor from the minced onions that they had mixed in. The beer (we ordered a Pilsner) was the best that we had tried in all of the Berlin and Dresden restaurants that we visited. I believe it is from some small private brewery affiliated with the restaurant somehow. Whatever they are doing, they are doing it right, so definitely order the house beer. Super cozy seating (you'll probably be sharing a table with other guests) and packed all night long but amazing vibes and casual comfort food. Would come back if I ever visit Berlin again!

They must have expanded as the menu seems the same and it was quite big and clean. Not a dive at…read moreall. Also they take credit cards. We tried to go to a nearby Greek place but they were full and kind of rude too. We walked over here and the place was empty at 6:30 pm so a bit worried. No need. The draft Pilsner was very excellent and the food was outstanding and reasonably priced. We got pork schnitzel and meatballs and it was really very tasty. Would recommend!

Sunday 7/4/19 Sat…read moredown at 8pm, soup took 30 minutes to arrive. Considered leaving at 9pm when soup bowls remained uncleared and no sign of main course. Table of 8 with reservations got up and left after 30 minutes with no drinks or food. At 9.30pm we finally received our main courses. Schnapps offered and refused, One Beer and Two Soups removed from Bill. Staff were not rude, but not really apologetic either- it's just how it is in Berlin. Food was excellent but no communication and ridiculous timescale. Not Exactly cheap either- €54 after starters and a Beer comped.

This was definitely worth the walk. Food was good, service was awesome and friendly. Nice indoor…read moreand outdoor seating.

Franconian food in the heart of former east Berlin's Friedrichshain neighborhood. Franconian…read morecuisine is a specific regional identity belonging to the region of Franconia. Think Southern Germany. It is a subtype of German cuisine with many similarities to Bavarian cuisine and Swabian cuisine. I happen to have been to these regions many times over and love the food, though I did know the provinces and the proper names. The smoked pork is roasted to crisp, the sausage orgy dish is funny named and is not for the faint of the heart (it's huge in size). Fried chicken is better than most of American fried chicken, and the potato pancakes are perfect. They are all HUGE in portion and completely wonderful for left over take-outs. When I checked in it had a check in special, but seeing that I did not need that special for coffee, the store owner brought me local sausages as free appetizers. It was quite lovely. For dessert, they had kaiserschmarrn and I ordered it, which I've not had since Prague 2012 and Austria 2001. So that was nice surprise. Fantastic service to boot. The price is extremely reasonable (for Americans anyway). Sometime like this will likely double in price in America. Can't finish them all so I had box to take away. The place attract tourists for reasons I don't know. Or maybe everyone just read the English Yelp reviews and come here. I would love to come back for more.

This was my first meal alone in Berlin and I made ALL of classic American tourist mistakes: didn't…read moreseat myself, didn't tip enough, left the tip on the table, etc. Despite behaving like an idiot baby, I very much enjoyed this meal! I sat on the patio and would recommend this, weather permitting. Next door is a little flower shop so my table was adjacent to some nice plants which really added to it all. I ordered a beer...two beers.... and a pork loin served with potato dumpling, gravy and a side of red cabbage. True, classic German food. It was INCREDIBLE. The pork was perfectly juicy throughout and crispy on top--it just fell off the bone. I sat there for way too long because I was savoring the meal too much. The service was good-- much better than the tip I left reflected. I think that there was some service included in the bill, but I still feel bad.

Came here specifically for the Schweinshaxe! The Pork knuckle was roasted until it had a perfectly…read morelight crisp. The meat was tender and you could see steam as you cut into it with the knife and fork. When you bit into the skin it made this wonderfully delicious and loud crispy sound as you bit into it. You could literally hear everyone in the restaurant who ordered the Schweinshaxe as they ate it. It was SEHR LECKER! The Kellnerinnen were so nice and the food and drink was so comforting. Will definitely come back when I make it back to Berlin again!

This was true authentic German food! One of the best pretzels I had in Germany and the soup was…read moredelicious. The pork knuckle was a bit tough to eat but still tasted great. The broth in the chicken dish was flavorful and the beer was well Greta beer from Germany of course. The service was interesting make sure you finish your food or else you will get asked why you didn't finish . It was he try old school and classic inside. Definitely visit if you are ever in Berlin.

I ate here with family last fall. I wanted sauerbraten. When I saw the name, I recalled the comic…read morefrom my childhood. With sauerbraten on the menu, I had to try this restaurant. My wife and I had sauerbraten...every bit as good as I had hoped. Son had the veal schnitzel...also delicious. The vegetarian item looked good too. Huge portions. Reasonable pricing. Great atmosphere (though the neighborhood looks a bit run down). I will return in my next visit to Berlin. I have to try the Konigsburger Klöpse.

They had only a few vegetarian options available here so I was initially apprehensive of stabbing…read moreat salad sitting among folks having amazing-looking goulash and schnitzel, but was pleasantly surprised by a well-presented lightly creamy tagliatelle mushroom pasta. The beer was fast and well-frothed, and I tried this interesting black beer dessert later which felt like a panna cotta/tiramisu mix. The hosts were sweet and dealt with my terrible deutsch.

We came here for breakfast on a weekday morning, so the buffet-style brunch was not available. We…read moreordered from the regular breakfast menu. C. had a vegetarian scramble with tomatoes and mushrooms, mine came also with ham. Perfect ratio of egg to other ingredients, perfect consistency. We both got a portion of mixed salad with a very tasty dressing, a couple of slices of a mild cheese and mixed fruit. As I had ordered the egg breakfast with meat, mine also came with the most delicious Geräucherter Schinken (similar to jambon cru). The order came with a basket of various types of brötchen with butter, jam and honey. We both ordered a cappuccino, made just as it should be. The gentleman who served us may be the owner, I don't know. He spoke limited English but was very friendly, offered to take our picture, and suggested an inexpensive alternative to taking a Hop On-Hop Off tour, just using public transportation and a 7 euro day pass. I believe our breakfast came to about 17 euros all together. One of the most delicious breakfasts I've had in quite a while. We paid for our meal with cash. They might take cards, but many, many places in Berlin do not. Keep that in mind while enjoying this spectacular city.

This place made me wish Yelp had 6 stars to give! This place was the perfect end to the most…read moreamazing Central European vacation. The warm waitstaff and barkeeps made us feel right at home. Regarding delicious beers, I ordered the Dunkel and my husband ordered a Pilsner. My Dunkel was delicious and STRONG.......I will leave this part for the end of the review. My husband enjoyed his pilsner. This is one of those places that is like a Keller type setting since you are a bit underground like in a grotto. You can easily visit with folks at the tables next to you if they seem open to it. We visited with an interesting couple from New Zealand and it just made the evening even more idyllic. We ordered the bavarian veal sausage with fresh pretzel and sweet mustard, the fraconian grilled sausages with homemade sauerkraut, and the black lentil salad with celery. When I say every single thing I ate was perfection......I mean it. It fulfilled my dreams of eating actual German food in Germany! I have already searched AI and Pinterest for a dupe of that salad. It was so refreshing and delicious with a nice vinegary bite to cut the richness of the sausages. The veal sausage was my favorite with the most amazing delicate flavor. Hey there, restaurant/brewhouse with the longest name ever......we will meet again. I think I might have been saying something similar as my husband sweetly guided my weaving self down the sidewalk after that strong Dunkel!

11 happy people! We stopped by based on the recommendation of a colleague who lives in Berlin on…read moreour first night and quickly understood why we were directed here. The restaurant is very small and quaint. It is definitely a spot for locals that we were fortunate enough to have been led to. It is the German equivalent of a tapas bar. After some deliberation, we turned the menus back over to our hostess (who I also believe was a co-owner of the restaurant) and simply asked if they would bring out a couple of each item on the sampler menu and a few of the five or six main entrées that we wanted to try. That begin about an hour of culinary experience not to be forgotten. There is no better way to experience German cuisine! Each of the menu items was wonderful and different and it's own unique way. We tried six or seven different types of sausage a variety of pickled vegetables, regional cheeses and other delicacies all served with a variety of great homemade bread. Although absolutely stuffed, we couldn't resist dessert, so we did the same thing, ordered one of each and shared everything. Portion sizes are small, as you would expect from a tapas bar, the the food quality was exceptional! The prices were reasonable and the environment was great.