If you're in town towards the end of November, there are few things that can get more Berlin than…read moreenjoying a Thanksgiving dinner at a Scottish pub in Germany. Hirsch & Hase--featured on many food blogs and even in a recent issue of the Berliner Morgenpost--has earned a name as one of the top restaurants in the city thanks to the heart, thought, and love that Fraser and Emma put into their delicious, flavorful food. But what most people don't realize is that this isn't just limited to Scottish food. Their culinary artistry extends to something that you can only find on the menu once a year: a take on American Thanksgiving that managed to be the best Thanksgiving dinner I've ever had. Because when you're an American feeling oddly lonely and a little homesick (though you'd never admit it to anyone else) on a balmy Thursday in November, you can hop off the U8, wander into Hirsch & Hase, and sit down at a communal table, effortlessly joining a conversation between strangers (American expats and Germans) who had just met a few minutes ago to begin with. Not even my wildest imagination could have prepared me for the amount of food that appeared on the table that night. And yes, there was enough for leftovers.

Das Essen war wirklich großartig. Die Atmosphäre war einladend und das Personal freundlich…read more Besonders das Lamm-Tandoori-Gericht war hervorragend, zart und perfekt gewürzt. Die Getränkewahl war ebenfalls sehr umfangreich.

Yummy and great genuine service would come back again . More of a Spanish restaurant but highly…read morerecommend . Drinkstikc wwst

Had a really lovely meal here on NYE 2019. It's a petite little space and only a couple people…read moreworking the dining room, but if you aren't in a hurry, it's no big deal. The patatas bravas has a great smoky, spicy sauce. Their aioli is appropriately garlic-saturated. The olives were special- very flavorful. The peppers were mild and the small shrimp in garlic was quite tasty. We'd come here anytime.

A nice bar to go for some good jazz shows and jam sessions…read more I would say the bar could look a little bit more cosy, specially for being that kind of bar, but it's ok, you go there specially for the music. Drinks are good and the staff it's friendly and funny.

This is by far my favorite jazz club in Berlin. great sound, charming atmosphere and wonderful…read moreservice.

The croquettes were very cheese and crunchy. Great creamy taste. 9€ seemed a bit overpriced to me…read more We definitely had better once but given the lack of choice for Catalonia restaurants, it was decent. If you had croquettes in Spain, you'll be disappointed. The seafood paella as id call it was small in portion with just one gamba/shrimp in it. The rest was rice with small, almost non existing pieces of pulpo. The taste was good but something was missing. For 16€ this meal was also overpriced in my opinion. Overall an ok place with a slightly overpriced menu

From the owner: Spanisches Restaurant und Tapasbar in Berlin mit traditioneller Küche, hochwertigen Produkten und…read morevielen Weinen im Glas. Abends servieren wir Tapas und Gerichte zum Teilen – in einer gemütlichen, familiären Atmosphäre. Auch sonntags und montags geöffnet!

Went here for a quick bite because we saw that they serve tapas style- we wanted just a snack, so…read morewe ordered just three items to start. Each dish came out fairly huge! Definitely not what I expected. So if you end up going here, either come with a lot of mouths to feed or order lightly to gauge in my opinion. Service was a little slow and the food took longer than anticipated to come out, but overall it was good. I liked the octopus salad the most. Steak was mediocre and was a basic steak. Octopus with chorizo did not taste like it had any chorizo at all. There are both indoor and outdoor seating options and I noticed it is a smoking friendly environment.

This kind of place that instantly gives you good vibes. Chill atmosphere and candle's lights. I…read morehave to critique Spanish food as a true Spaniard, but it was quite acceptable. The beer was good price, and drinking Estrella Galicia always means happiness.

I can't remember the last time i had such aweful Vietnamese food. It was so bad that i almost blast…read morelaughing and was angry at the same time. Like seriously? You selling this to your customers lol. I truly don't understand the good ratings online. This place is visited by a decent amount of German people (no asians). There is really nothing good about this place. I start to doubt the ability for people living in the Prenzlauer Berg Kiez to evaluate good Vietnamese food... The vegan pho soup.. I laughed when I ate it.. like guys are you serious lol. It tasted 0 like pho, watery. The shrimps were absolutely dry and hard as if they've been forgotten from the past few years in any fridge at the corner. The summer rolls were hard and lacked in taste. Taste wise everything lacked everywhere anywhere. We left very dissatisfied. The pfannenkuchen was bad, the rice dish with shrimp was bad, the summer rolls were bad. The pho was terrible. Sorry guys! There are so many Vietnamese spots around there, that are so much better and across berlin by far better ones. Price wise we were charged higher than other places with a small amount of proteins. The service was rude ... completely dissatisfied sorry guys. Never again.

It's family run, back a few generations so the food is superbly Vietnamese. A must ago when in…read moreBerlin. Try the beef Pho.

The wait staff are pleasant but remarkably disorganized. They walked around offering food seemingly…read morerandomly, with no apparent clue which table had ordered what. The smoked fish salad I ordered was VERY slow to arrive but was, happily, fantastic! Seriously delicious. Sadly, the men at the table next to me were not nearly as happy about their slices of cake, which they said were just okay. Their coffee had arrived several minutes before the cake, and without sugar or spoons or something... The inconsistency and chaos is really unfortunate; I hope management will get it together and train their people, or treat folks better so they can retain them, or require them to wear masks so they don't lose their experienced people to the current wave of Covid and flu; it's hard to know the reason for such poor service. Honestly, though, I'd put up with it all again for that yummy salad, though I'd rather not! Five stars for the food, three for the ambiance, and one and a half for the service.

Clear focus on the experience - food, drink, and the people with whom you choose to spend the…read moreevening. Laid back intimate and inviting atmosphere. The Chef and host were fun, approachable and truly brilliant!

a real discovery, delicious food, excellent wine and cozy atmosphere, the only critical point is…read morethat is not on a main street and you wouldn't find it if you are not looking for it, but this is also a plus if you are looking for a more cozy and less touristic spot.

Rare features of a Kreuzberg Cafe:…read more + Friendly service (!!!) + No distractions (loud groups, riffraff, wandering beggars, etc.) + No smoke smell + Good wifi + No glares when you pull out a laptop Cafe Rundum has them all! This is by far the best place I've found to work during the day in Berlin so far. It is cool, light, and airy inside, and there are always lots of tables near outlets available. The coffee is strong and well-priced, and they even have a bar, should one give up on being productive. Nice outdoor seating, as well. I have yet to try the food, but it looks good!

Excellent cafe and breakfast. Delicious! Super cute, on the corner with lots of window seating. The…read moreservice is extremely friendly (even to tourists) and everything is made fresh. I had the farmers breakfast (with organic eggs, so fancy!) and it was delicious. Reasonably priced. Highly recommended!