Seaside was one of my favorite meals while in Berlin!…read more The concept is simple, pick one of their fresh fish options and they will "grill it" (it's fried on the flat grill) and you can order one of their sides to have along with it as well a sauce to enhance it. We started with the lobster soup (bisque) which was great! I had the sea bass fillet and my friend had the salmon and we both had the mushroom risotto as our side. All was fresh and delicious and served by a well versed server. Dinner for two with drinks, soup, entree and dessert was E160 which was really a great deal for the quality of the food we had. The ambiance is causal and cute, they have mixed drinks as well as beer and wine and be sure to make a reservation as it fills up fast.

We really loved this seafood restaurant near our hotel…read more Service was excellent. Restaurant was cute and clean and in a great location. Food was delicious: halibut, salmon, cucumber salad, potatoes...highly recommend all of these! Prices were reasonable for the area. We'll definitely return!

Great place, great fish, the service was nice and we will come back! The food was good and the…read moreprice was ok. We loved the breaded fish (fish and chips) with Scholle which was about 5-7€ per piece. The pieces are medium size. The Remoulade sauce was also great! Unfortunately a lot of their fish was already sold out so we recommend to come early as you can also buy fresh raw fish home. The Seelachs grilled was light and good, same for the dorade where we paid 11€ for an entire fish. If you love fish, this is a an awesome place! The salad is fresh an Update: We went again for the fish and chips and chose Kabeljau as fish. The Remouladensaucen is great and the Fish absolut tasty with a perfect tasty crunch outside. For 16€ for 350grams is a really good price and the service is nice as well. We are fans!

Though the friend I was with had tried several Berlin sushi joints before my arrival she waved me…read moreoff of eating fish while there. Looking at a map I understand how far Berlin sits from an ocean but this friend had consumed seafood and had no adverse affects so why not me? On a night of dining solo I seized the opportunity to eat the verboten seafood, not just at any old place but at a place which specialized in it. That right there is a rarity as, aside from the sushi joints, I don't recall seeing anyplace besides this one which specialized in seafood. Fischfabrik is adorable. It reminded me of San Francisco's Anchor Oyster Bar though perhaps a squidge smaller. Two-thirds of the intimate restaurant is taken up with seating at high tables on high chairs (not highchairs). The remaining third is a combination seafood market and meal prep area, overseen by two young men who double as waiters. The whole place is very intimate and, when full, feels like you've tumbled upon a secretly special spot. You have. An amazingly long menu for such a tiny place is supplemented by specials scrawled on a chalkboard Parisian style. For seating I doubled up with another solo diner and, when his seafood salad (11€) arrived I merely pointed at his order. That is what I wanted. The seafood salad was a perfect entree comprised of four different types of prepared seafood atop a simple salad and accompanied by home-fried style potatoes. It was a deceivingly filling platter of food which paired perfectly with my Prosecco. Cute place, reasonable prices, good food, and a kindly solo gentleman diner with whom to share my table. A girl couldn't ask for more.

Quaint decor... Real candles at the tables. Was hoping for paella but they only serve a 2 person…read moreportion... So ordered a Arroz Caldoso... Rice soup in a clay pot. The seafood version had some wonderfully sweet shrimp, squid (possibly rehydrated as the color is light orange), a white fish of some sort, and copied peppers, and zucchini. It really needed more seasoning for my taste. Flavors were rather subtle.

Super crowded at Friday evening. Extremely understaffed. Did not feel welcome. Waitresses threw the…read morefood on the table and did not give us the time of day. Stressed out. Food was acceptable and tasted good. Will not go again.

A great find. The oysters were fabulous, simply the best we have ever had. Back in New York and our…read moretravels within the states, we have tried both east and west coast oysters. These were the best. I had the Sole, my wife the special beef. Both dishes were great, the Sole, delicate full of flavor. The beef, very tender. The staff is professional and friendly.

An amazing, very small French eatery specializing in fresh oysters. The couple who run this place…read moreare a true delight, and the food that Margaux cooks in the tiny kitchen is super fresh and well prepared. This is an incredible place to pop in for oysters and some fabulous French wine, and some beautiful seafood appetizers. The langostines were second to none! Do yourself a favor and give it a try.

AMAZING. We got the Madami steak burger and it was phenomenal - doughy bao with a salad's worth of…read morejulienned veggies and some sort of magical sauce. The sweet potato fries were perfection. I had to stop myself from drinking the dipping sauce they were served with. I also have to give a shout out to the teas - it was so full of fresh orange, lemon, and sliced ginger that it was more like hot fruit salad. It sounds weird but is DELICIOUS.

Excellent service, warm and comfortable decor, and the food is also good. The lite in contrast to…read morethe typical German diet, was welcomed. Nice to have some tasty leafy greens. Their rice was slightly crispy, and although it says the dish can be a little spicy, it was not. It had well balanced flavor and perfect on a cool rainy day.

In short: Skip the soup, skip the sandwich. Get the hot…read moreshrimp plate. It's creamy but not too heavy, the sauce is heaven and the shrimps are fresh. The fresh served with it is warm and crunchy. If we come back, its because of the shrimp and the fair price!

Simple and yet delicious fresh food. It is a cozy and small family run seafood joint. Every dish is…read moremade simple and yet tasteful. The fish soup is one of my favorites. The owners are very friendly and they have a solid crew of regulars. Definitely recommended for a visit.

If you are looking for Korean food in Berlin, look no more! I ordered the Bipimbop with beef and it…read moredid not disappoint. Served in a stone bowl, it came to the table sizzling and the rice was crisp at the bottom! It was also topped with a fried egg, bean sprouts, cucumber and kimchee. I also tried the basil ice cream for dessert! It's topped with red bean, so if you don't like red bean just asked for just the ice cream.

~ TRENDY KOREAN STREET EATS WITH BIG BERLIN ENERGY ~…read more Stopped by YamYam while visiting Berlin and was curious to see what all the hype was about...and overall, I kind of get it. It's a vibey, busy little spot that serves up Korean comfort food with a modern, casual twist. Don't expect 100% traditional recipes here, but do expect tasty, filling dishes that hit the spot. I ordered the bibimbap with beef, and it came sizzling hot in a stone bowl (yes, that crispy bottom rice is everything). Topped with kimchi, egg, veggies. I also tried a friend's cha chang myun, and honestly, that might've been my favorite. Rich, savory, inky sauce with pork and potato, total noodle comfort food. If you're looking for deeply authentic Korean dishes, this might not check every box (some of the kimchi/gimbap purists might not vibe with it). Their cocktails are what stood out to us to most. Delicious, refreshing, and unique!

Incredible fresh grilled fish stand led by an incredible owner. A weekly tradition!read more

I am a little bit surprised that this grilled fish stand isn't in Yelp yet, since most of Berlin…read moreseems to know about it already. Here is the drill: show up around 12.30 or 13.00 on Saturday and order your whole mackerel or filet. You can then either hang around for half an hour or so or do some shopping. At this point, there's probably a space to sit down, and your order will have come to the front of the queue. So, basically, go on nice days, when wandering around the Winterfeldplatz market. What you get for your wait is fresh, charcoal grilled, with perfect seasoning. I don't really think of Berlin as a seafood kind of town, but this food stall has made me reconsider, at least for Saturdays.

This place is delightful. Not many tables, but it wasn't too busy when we showed up on a Thursday…read moreafternoon looking for delicious German food. Lured by the promise of currywurst, we also found delicious schnitzel, three kinds of potatoes, and red cabbage - along with a couple Ducksteins each, we ended the meal thrilled that this jewel was so close to our Airbnb. The interior decor is cozy, with a lot of signs - seems to be a pretty popular way to decorate German restaurants. Also an interesting collection of license plates - there's an Epcot one that would send any Disney World fan into paroxysms of delight. The woman running the show knows very little English, but they do have English menus and she was warm and welcoming. Remember though - it's customary to tip 5-10% in Berlin. They absolutely deserve it here. TL;dr: Great place, great food, great people. Go here.

Sometimes when you don't know the language and the place doesn't know English, a smile, and Google…read moretranslate is a god send. We noticed the restaurant between our way to the hotel. It looked cozy and looked like German home cooking. The quaint rustic restaurant was busy the night we went. The waitress which looked like the owner gave us a quick nod to tell she saw us as she was delivering some yummy looking food to a table. We waited by the bar. She led us to a corner table and German menu. Thank goodness for Google translate. It was enough to figure out the menu and also to say Very good once the food was delivered. She gave us a great smile. Thumbs up and another beer! We certainly knew our schnitzel was being made as we can hear the pounding from the kitchen. What came out of the kitchen really did feel like home cooking. We haven't had a bad meal so are in Berlin and this is no different. Mittmanns is a cozy local restaurant that according to the signage has been around for quite a long time and I think it will be around for a while.