As my partner and I walked through the adorable streets of Mitte, we were taken by the soft warm…read moreglow of this charming restaurant. Hungry and sleepy, we both decided - this was the one. Inside you are charmed by a cozy, candle lit restaurant with an excellent variety of spirits - both alcoholic and human. Our server Manuel was a great friend, who was quick to give us advice and offer suggestions on wine and the menu. We ordered the roasted vegetables with goat cheese and the veal. Both were exactly what we needed after a long day. After dinner, we stayed for the wine and the company of Manuel. We had a relaxing evening of reflection and anticipation of the next few days on Berlin. All in all a really great experience!

We were looking for a nice restaurant in Berlin that was not too touristy. We found a good…read moreneighborhood that was a little farther away from all the sites, and my friend just started asking people on the street if they knew where we could eat. After a few people couldn't help us, we found these two ladies who directed us to Altes Europa. We wanted traditional German food because we can get better ethnic food back at home. It's down a side street a little farther away from the hustle and bustle, and it was totally worth it. The prices were low given the quality you get. I ended up getting one of the of the most expensive specials they had on the chalkboard that day because it was still reasonably priced. I got asparagus because in the spring asparagus is king in Germany and Austria. It was totally delicious. I also got Apfelstrudel as a dessert and do not regret it. Some of the wait staff were a little distant, but the waiter we got was extremely helpful at explaining everything on the menu. We complimented him before we left. It was such a great meal, and it is totally what you need to have when you come for a visit to Germany.

We stopped in here for dinner on our last night in Berlin. We were excited to try their various…read moreGerman tapas, as it gave us the opportunity to try several traditional German dishes without committing to a big plate, which is especially nice for us mostly-vegetarian-but wanting-to-try-some-German-dishes types. I loved the classy ambiance, but found the establishment very child-friendly. We were given bread with several decadent spreads to start with, followed by an amuse-bouche of mushrooms and a plum dumpling. Outstanding! For our tapas, we ordered the soup of the day, a carrot salad, potato gratin, schnitzel, meatball with sauerkraut, salmon and spinach rolls. The standouts being the potatoes and the salmon rolls, while the others were decent. We also ordered one of the flammekuchen, which was fantastic. We were worried that it might not be enough food, but it turned out to be too much and we ended up carrying home a doggie bag. The food at Restaurant Die Schule was very tasty, but the highlight of the evening truly was our server, Nico, who was so attentive and kind. And his suggestions were spot-on. I have already suggested this place to my friends in Berlin.

Came here as part of the Fat Tire Bike Tour Night Food Tour, so I'm sure my experience is slightly…read moreskewed. This place was great because it's kind of like a German Tapas place. You can try a whole bunch of different things in small portions so you get a chance to taste a variety of German dishes. We tried six different small dishes, and a yummy flammkuchen (kind of like a mish-mash of a crepe and a pancake). The place is gigantic, and there's a huge outdoor area as well. The prices looked reasonable, and they had a nice drink selection.

Amazeballs! I am…read morestill here and writing this review! It feels like I am In someone's home and they are serving me a fabulous dinner! Service, great! Food, great! Ambiance, great! There are only 6 tables inside, so make a rezzy. We were one of three tables on a Wednesday and felt like we were one special table for three.

Excellent! We had a wonderful dinner in an elegant but informal space. The service was really kind…read moreand rapid. A great selection of wines. We appreciated two glasses of Lacrima di Morro d'Alba.

What a wonderful place. I was in early due to traveling all day, so Refugium was not busy. As a…read moreresult I received a high degree of attention from the staff, who were very professional and helpful and friendly. The menu included English descriptions for all items, which is a wonderful luxury that does not happen that often in Germany. Refugium has an excellent wine list from all over the world. I tried glasses from Germany and Austria. The food was fantastic. My sauerbraten was very tender with a nice gravy. The dumplings were light and very flavorful, and the cabbage was done up like an egg roll. Dinner also included a pear mulled in red wine. This was one of the finest meals I have had, and I hope to be back.

The experience here was mostly fantastic. The food was prepared with unbelievable care from…read moresuperior products. As good of a Caesar salad as I've ever had. The white asparagus were delicate and flavorful. The Sauvignon blame wine was flavorful. The service was very good. And the ambiance was terrific. This would make the "must" list for Berlin.

Very fun spot with a great people-watching view. Some nice traditional Deutsch dishes. Prices were…read moregood. The service was very attentive and polite. The specials are worth it, and there are a few good schnapps after dinner. Very tourist friendly.

3.5 is pretty accurate. Came on a Sunday night pretty late around 9pm for a late dinner. When I…read morearrived the restaurant was about 50% full, mostly an older crowd. Overall meal was decent though service stood out more. It's pretty large inside, I think easily seating for 150 people in the main dining room and bar area. There's a larger area set apart in the back that looked like it could be booked separately for a larger function up to 100ish people. The interior was pretty traditional with dark wood tables, chairs and brown banquette seating, taupe walls and a mixture of art-deco-style chandeliers and lightbulbs for ceiling lighting. Upon walking inside, a bar is on the right and most of the seating toward the center and left. The waiter for the section I was in was very cordial, did everything very textbook in terms of asking for my drink and food orders, and checking in periodically. Appreciated the effort! To drink I had a beer (forgot exactly which but seem to remember it being something on tap and I enjoyed it. For food I got the Wiener Schnitzel €24 which is a deep friend breaded veal cutlet pounded thin which came over a potato salad; this seemed like a popular item. The serving size was pretty good, the crispness of the breading was just right and the veal wasn't too dry. Though after eating a full dish of this, it felt heavy, kinda needed some greens or other vegetables, and maybe something saucy, to break it up. They take cash and card, and accept reservations. Open 9am-11pm daily except holidays.

I don't know why I expected something spectacular, but the result was truly disappointing. The…read morechicken burger with sweet potato fries was even more boring than the traffic jam I was stuck in for 30 minutes earlier on the same day.

We are staying at the Radisson Blu and normally eat out but decided to try the hotel restaurant…read more This was a great choice... Excellent waiter service which made us feel extremely comfortable and looking forward to the wide ranging meals on offer. Surf and turf option was delicious and wife and children thoroughly enjoyed the Tandoori chicken. Had the house cocktails, tasty but quite pricy! Boys had the non alcoholic cocktails which were expensive and a little wasted on them! ( our fault )!. Highly recommended venue!!