My buddy and I ate here several times. Good variety of German grub with different lunch specials…read moreeach day. The food was good if not exceptional. Even though, they call themselves a restaurant I think people come here for the bierhaus aspect. Among the dishes we tried and liked were the pig knuckles, the combo meat plate (which they strangely named as the "sauerkraut plate"), the currywurst, and the schnitzels. We thought it would be funny to try the English Breakfast at a German restaurant but we could never wake up in time for breakfast.

Xantener Eck was the site of my first German meal upon arriving in Berlin during my latest trip…read more Though it was a comp'd business meal, this place is a decent introduction to German cuisine for first-time and been-away-awhile-but-back-for-the-good-stuff tourists. They were able to accommodate our group of ~15 and had a fair number of patrons were having dinner as well. Though dishes were pre-ordered I glanced at their American/British menu and made a mental note that they serve steaks here, cooked to your choice of "English," "Medium," or "Well done." I'm not sure what our order was called on the menu, but I'll refer to it as their "banquet menu plate," which was basically a two-course meal with a selection of different cuts of meat. The majority was pretty much good ol' German pork sausage, each one known from a particular region of the country. The starter salad tasted good and reminded me of the vinegar-y dressings typical to German salads (they skimped ingredients on mine though compared to all my neighbors' bowls). The main plate's largest sausage was Berlin's signature Currywurst drenched in sauce. Overall, the presence of so much meat to potato ratio would be a bit heavy for some, but it was nice to sample everything. As for my included beverage, I was excited about finally having a beer from a German tap and ordered Weissbier. To my disappointment, whoever filled my glass put the wrong stuff. I was served Helles in a Weissbier glass...wrong on so many levels and shocking for a place that should, out of anything in the world, get beer right. At least any beer is better than none, and I still chugged it. So in summary: Good food Questionable service Tip: They have free postcards for customers at the bar. They're plain, but if you want to make your friends jealous and prove you enjoyed a German beer, grab a couple and send them out!

I have never been to your restaurant,I saw your restaurant on u tube,I was so amazed by the…read moreunbelievable way the chef was so organized,everything looked so wonderful.i was watching everything,! I used to live in Germany from 1980-83.i was so excited about all the good food roulade, schnitzel, thank you for reminding me of all the things that are very special about Germany! When I come there,I will look you guys up. Susan russell​​

The food was really good, but the portions are large enough for two. If you don't speak German, try…read moreasking for an English menu. They don't seem to speak any English here. I ordered the Ham and Eggs which comes with two fried eggs, two slices of white bread, beans, sauerkraut, and ham (more like bacon). It was delicious. It is away from the touristy area so the prices are decent and we didn't have to wait to be seated. Recommend if you are ever in Berlin.

We've been there in winter so I was not expecting much since lovely garden is closed. But I was…read moresurprised how comfortable it's inside. Great decoration, large hall, good staff. Well ventilated even though a smoking place. Cinema chairs on table was weird, but god they were so relaxing. My only complaint is music. You look at the place and you expect some oldschool metal music, mostly Sabbath stuff. But they keep playing black and death, maybe just our luck. They have a small cafe in the front. You can also eat there but not in main hall.