Great atmosphere, very German-style decor. The beer and roasted pork knuckle were delicious --…read moreclassic German dishes. The two waiters were very friendly and spoke English. Fair price -- about 50 euros for two people.

We wanted to try some authentic German cuisine while in Berlin and this spot was conveniently…read morelocated not too far from our hotel. Plus, we were able to get a table right away upon entering on a Saturday evening. We both ordered a beer and started the meal with some traditional Goulash. YUM! Even my husband loved the soup. I chose the sausage platter for my meal and my husband ordered the Weiner Schnitzel. Everything was so good. Lots of food- I couldn't finish. The German potato salad was surprisingly really good! We are big fans now. Our server was awesome and was so attentive to our table despite how busy the restaurant was. This is a great spot!

It's a great place --when it was pre-COVID they used to bring bus loads of Chinese tourists to stop…read moreby mid tour for lunch/dinner. That's how you know it's LEGIT. I've tried like 3-4 different spots for hot pot, and this place definitively hands down wins the medal. Their broth is super delicious and spicy, and they have tons of options of seafood, meats, and veggies. I also came here post COVID and obviously they don't do buffet self serve any more but it's still just as good as we had before everything went into lockdown.

Gotta try the hotpot before I leave Berlin. I ordered a beef noodles and it's quite good!read more

Great sidewalk dining on a hot day in Berlin…read more Friendly waiter who provided menus in English. Beer is always good in Germany. Had to try two different types, lager and weiss. Went for a different style of schnitzel, Swiss style. Mushroom and cheese covered cutlet with fries. Good, fresh and flavorful.

Beers are half a liter. Good food menu with alcohol. Price came to about 30 euros each with a beer…read moreand dinner. Server spoke English and German and was very friendly. It was not crowded at all for 6pm. Indoor and outdoor seating.

We had our best meal in Berlin at Marjellchen! We stayed at the Westin in Mitte, and the Uber ride…read moreto Marjellchen was totally worthwhile. Food: Excellent food. Potato soup was perfect. We had the pork shank and the game goulash. The goulash was fantastic. Yes cabbage was perfect. The potatoes wrestle pork shank were probably cooked in bacon fat and were sublime. My only nit to pick is the dumplings with the goulash were flavorless gooey dough balls. Drinks: Excellent draft beer. Try the Duckstein red! It's fantastic. Also the "Potato Snap" (like a home brewed vodka) is a fun and interesting shot before dinner! Service: Rather slow but the poor wait staff are completely overworked. Ambiance: Quaint, almost like a dining room in an old home. Value: For the quality, value is solid. Dinner and beer for 2 with 5% tip for just under 100 Euros.

This is far from the Berlin city center but was recommended by a local. This is worth it! We made…read morereservations and highly recommend because this is a smaller restaurant. Service: young girl was our waitress and was very busy but very friendly. She was not able to checkup on us after we ordered, so order everything you need. Drinks: they had 3 beer on draught, got the red blonde and it was delicious made me think of an Irish Red. Food: we ordered potato soup and it was delicious! Creamy yet chunky. The bread with the butter sour cream?? Spread paired perfectly with the soup. As our main I got the pork knuckle and my husband got the game goulash. The pork nuckle was very tender fall off the bone, I tried to eat the skin but it was too salty but the pork was super delicious. The potatoes were incredible! With chunks of bacon and the soft interior with the slight crispy exterior was just perfect side. The German coleslaw was crunchy with hint of sour and sweet. It cut through the fat of the pork and was a crunchy brightness to the entire dish. Restaurant: romantic and cozy and clean Bathroom: clean

This hole-in-the-wall is a beloved part of the restaurant scene in Berlin, if the long lines…read more(pre-Covid) I've waited in are anything to go by. (I once saw a person pick up their food and promptly enter the apartment building right next door, and envy him for having this place as a neighbor.) I literally stumbled upon Lon Men's for the first time when I was staying at a hotel a few blocks away on Uhlandstraße and made the quick decision to grab an early lunch there. (Pro tip when life returns to normal: this place gets crowded for lunch or dinner, so swing by during the off-peak hours if you're eating in.) Frigid Berlin winter or not, anything Lon Men's serves up will warm your heart right up. The first time I ate in, I was left in such a cozy food coma that I accidentally left my bag behind... only for the server to quickly rush out to return it to me just mere seconds after I walked out the door. How's that for friendly and attentive service, like previous Yelp reviews have mentioned? And yes, as a SF native living in Berlin, sometimes I did crave comfort food other than döner... the sautéd duck with noodles and vegetable hit the spot for those moments of homesickness.

Curiosity got the better of us and we stopped by an Asian restaurant (Taiwanese) to be exact to try…read morehow Taiwanese food was interpreted in Germany. The proprietor is a boss-looking Taiwanese guy who speaks Chinese, English, German and presumably more. Food was served hot and fast -- we got dim sum, hot oil wontons, crispy duck noodle soup and some tea. Dim sum and wontons were honestly nothing special (the shrimp dumplings had chicken filling combined with the shrimp, which was a big miss in my opinion) but the crispy duck was quite tasty and definitely the highlight of the meal. It's clear that they've had to make modifications to accommodate the mostly German clientele that they serve. Hence, not the most authentic of places but pretty good food nonetheless. If I wanted to try Asian food in Berlin again, I'd probably go to Goji or maybe one of the handpulled noodle restaurants.

The food was delicious and the staff was professional and sweet. The ambiance was relaxing.read more

Both food and service were terrific The menu is varied…read moreandcthere a lotvto choose from. Coctails list could be more interesting

Really nice Biergarten in a great location not too far from the S-bahn in the Tiergarten. The…read moreweather was a bit shite when I was there so unfortunately the bbq wasn't up and running but I still enjoyed my pilsner and a pretzel. Prices for beer are cheap and they have a nice food menu outside of the bbq options but I didn't try anything as I was heading to lunch after. The personnel were nice and spoke English fluently. I didn't feel like I was judged at all for not speaking German. The vibes even on a rainy day were nice and most of the tables were filled. I can only imagine how wonderful this place would have been had it been sunny!

This was my first German Biergarten experience and it was fantastic! We tried several of their…read morebeers, as well as pretzels and a curry wurst. Delicious! It was a very large area with loads of places to sit, as well as fast service at the counter for beer. There was a long line but it moved very quickly. I really enjoyed the ambience and the beer. Such a great vibe!

After a pretty hard day at work in Berlin I just wanted to come back to the hotel with my wife and…read moremellow out. We need dinner of course though. So across the street so close that we could see it from our hotel window, I spotted Blend and looked it up. Their website describes this place as a snapshot of foods from all around the world. Well that intrigues us because we're adventurous eaters! I loved the architecture and decor of the place. The high ceilings gave you the feeling of space and the open-floor concept. Huge fan. The huge zebra centerpiece (if you look at it the correct way) was also such a cool touch since it's the restaurant's logo. Our server was awesome. She was sweet, funny, spoke great English and made sure that we had everything that we needed. The food was a bit of a letdown, but I have to be transparent. I loved my dishes more that Tiffany liked hers, but things just looked better than they tasted in most instances, but nothing was bad. Let me preface this review with that. The bread is served with 2 kinds of hummus compared to butter which instantly makes it healthier. Lol. However, the bread itself was so heavy and dense. Damn-near got full off the bread before any appetizers showed up. My celery pastrami was delicious and very unique! And for my main course I went with their signature dish a filet mignon with miso jus, roasted onions, tomatoes and served with fries. I really liked this and would certainly come back for it. All in all, this place was cool! Would I spin the block for it? Unlikely, but I do recommend you giving them a chance if you're in the area and don't feel like walking too far from the InterContinental Berlin...

Was here just for drinks and appetizers before our reception at the other hotel...it was nice to…read moremeet with the group of coworkers and this bar had my ginger beer and so I felt like I was winning! Nice atmosphere and love the giraffe!

Fabulous food Excellent service…read more Lovely place Great take out Tasty Great options Recommend highly

That's great! Food is authentic, and chef is from Thailand. Service is good! Warm-hearted! Good…read moreambiance good vibe! Highly recommend