Supposedly the place to go to get the real deal, so we did. It was just ok? Not bad, but not great?…read moreI think it is what it is? Maybe you need to have a decent buzz going to really enjoy it? I can say I've had it, but don't necessarily need to ever have it again.

from what i could gather, this is one of those legendary street food spots in Berlin. With that…read moreexpectation, it did not disappoint. The food was served fast, the prices were low, and the flavors were wonderful. They have vegetarian options, and everyone enjoyed it. There was a line to order, but it moved quickly and the food came out fast. This is not a restaurant, but a pop up style spot under the train tracks. There are some tables and benches, but it is more of a grab and go type of deal. I got the currywurst of course, and was very happy with it. One of the highlights of the day. Definitely try it if you are in the area and interested in eating like an unassuming local.

Curry 36 is a Berlin institution and definitely worth trying if you're looking to experience the…read morecity's famous currywurst. We ordered the classic currywurst with a bread roll, currywurst with fries, and a couple of Radlers. We also picked up a bottle of their signature curry ketchup to bring home. The currywurst was tasty and satisfying, though it didn't quite blow me away as much as I expected from all the hype. Still, it's a delicious, affordable meal and a must-try while in Berlin. The line moves quickly despite the constant crowds, and the staff are incredibly efficient. They also sell their popular curry ketchup and curry spice, plus there's a good selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. There are standing communal tables, giving the place a lively street-food vibe. Best of all, it's open late into the night, making it a perfect stop after a night out. Overall, a classic Berlin experience that's well worth checking off your food list.

3.5 stars When I first heard about the Currywurst, I assumed…read moreit was a curry-flavored sausage with spices mixed in with the meat. But actually, it's nothing but a pork sausage topped with curry ketchup, a thick tomato-based sauce dressed with curry powder. The sweet flavor of the ketchup dominated the dish, and the curry powder didn't have much perceivable flavor at all. The sausage had a smooth, soft texture and was nicely aromatic with herbs. I can't say that I understand the popularity of this Berliner snack, but it's a unique dish worth trying indeed!

We actually go this from the Brandenberg airport location, but no option to review there. Solid…read morecurrywurst, not as good as curry 36 though (not as crispy outside)

Straight-up: Berlin's own currywurst with crispy fries and delicious sauces. There's no need to say…read moremore because this place isn't trying to be more. Are you on the street near Wittenbergplatz / KaDeWe? Are you hungry? Boom. Here's your answer. Get some!

They are busy but serve you quickly. They are nice and the food is great. Awesome sauces,…read moreeverything seems fresh and the Döner is on a roll not the traditional bread wedge but I think it is a better fit. The curry Wurst has a nice fried outside and is great to share with a Döner.

Noticed this place as we were walking to our hotel, and my family thought it looked pretty good…read morebased on the people seated outside. So we came back down for lunch. Very good! Our server had good recommendations for beer for my daughter, and my wife on her order. It's a nice vibe in the summer with the patio outside. I ordered the chili cheese dog, and it was quite tasty. The fries were excellent as well. My wife did a basic brat with sauerkraut, and my daughter tried their Korean corn dog. No complaints from anyone in the group. Would definitely recommend!

We liked this Hot Dog spot conveniently in the center of Berlin. It was pretty empty inside on a…read moreweekend lunch time which was nice as we didn't want to be somewhere crowded. We all liked the Hot Dogs and the fries. The service was also very good (as service can be hit or miss in Germany). The prices are probably a bit high for a Hot Dog but decent for eating out for lunch. (Real) Dogs are allowed inside. Overall great and convenient. Recommended!

Excellent currywurst - but I'm not a local or German. We sat inside. It was kind of windy…read more - Casing that wasn't soggy. - Adequate curry powder + ketchup. - Very good fries - not soggy at all. Kind of like McD's. 3.30e for a currywurst. Side of small fries 2.20e.

This Currywurst place is great! While it might not be the healthiest food option around, it's great…read moreto finish off a Germany visit with something as uniquely German as Currywurst! They've converted an old subway or tram car into a fast food place...and for those who understand the German language, they've come up with a nice play upon words: EssBahn vs S-Bahn. The former meaning eating-train and the latter is the word for the regional train serving Berlin and the surrounding suburbs. (Both are pronounced the same way.) I believe they have similar currywurst trains at the other Berlin airports as well.

Three of us, all Americans, ended up at Andy's Diner late night on our recent trip to Berlin…read more(September 30, 2010) and were all pleasantly surprised. We were all annoyingly drunk and craving pizza. The bartender was very tolerant of us and even helped us to properly order our pizzas. There were other patrons in there who were obviously annoyed with us, but the bartender kept his cool with us and made the end to our evening quite pleasant!!! The pizza is delicious!!! I ordered cheese and peperoni which the bartender quickly informed me was not what I thought it was and that it would be big banana peppers with cheese...I decided to give it a try anyway and very glad I did!!! All of us thoroughly enjoyed our pizzas!!! I would recommend Andy's Diner to anyone looking for some quick and filling food while visiting Berlin!!!

This place was open super late and was perfect after arriving late on a Sunday night. Most places…read morewere closed. Food and drinks were good and the servers understood basic English.

Disgusting Widerlich One of the cooks was constantly wiping…read moreher runny nose with her hand and then touching food. She never washed her hands.

It's a restaurant in the mall, so I did not expect it to be mind-blowing in any way. However, the…read moremeat had a weird, fowl taste to it that even the BBQ sauce could not mask. Not only that, but the cashier was really rude (maybe she didn't know English). I hope the other burger joints in Berlin are not like this, but I'm definitely staying away from food in the mall for a while.