We picked this restaurant because it was conveniently located. We wanted to sit outside and needed…read moreanother chair, but was scolded when we tried to take one from an empty table. We sat somewhere else instead. I had one of their daily specials- fried fish. I liked that it was lightly battered. I didn't care for the potato salad it came with as it was heavy, and picked out the chantealles it came with. I also had the fried chicken salad. I liked this dish even better. The chicken was crispy and the salad was what my body needed.

The pommes is worth the walk from Schloss Strasse as it is hard to find good French frys these…read moredays! We had two lunch specials one chicken and one noodles. Both were very good and we will be back for sure!

Amazing time in Germany at this very authentic place. Very friendly service and good food. Nice…read moreatmosphere and fun times.

Walked in, after walking around Berlin all day. We were told they are full with a wait list better…read moreto come back in an hour. (There were open tables) asked to sit at the bar to order and was told the kitchen is full too. No room. Came here because of a locals recommendation...ignored the other bad reviews because of that...should've trusted the reviews. Update: Go here instead: Tiergartenquelle They were crowded, fun, we sat right away and got great beer and awesome food. Bonus, they had live music on a Tuesday night!

What a fantastic place! Cheap German cuisine in the heart of Moabit. Nice service, chill outdoor…read moreterrace, huge beers and the tastiest Schnitzel. They have at least 10 different types named by the different Berlin's neighborhoods - cool, right? Big portion which is always very much appreciated. Also some vegetarian options. Only downturn: food took forever.

Excellent spot for typical breakfast. Great price and super friendly service. Quadriga is a good…read moreChoice for two people.

Excellent German cuisine in a cozy, traditional setting. Our table tried the Halbe Ente (crispy…read morehalf duck with red cabbage and Knoedel, 14 Euro), the Wildschweingulasch (wild boar gulasch with red cabbage and Boehmische Knoedel, 13 Euro) and the Wiener Schnitzel with mushrooms (12 Euro). I'm always amazed that it tastes exactly as if my grandma would cook it (who knows, they might have a German grandma cooking in the kitchen). We've been coming here for the past couple of years and the quality of food is consistently good. Highly recommended when you're in the area.