I have had dreams about the meat at Boehmischer Garten!…read moreLocated nearly an hour outside the city center, this restaurant is quite the trek if you're not in the neighborhood of the Freie Universitaet...but from what I remember, it was totally worth it! I don't even know what kind of meat I got, but it was game-y and in some kind of cranberry sauce with whipped cream, served with those tasty fluffy czech dumplings. Standouts include the patio dining, the cat that lives there, and the time I asked, "Haben Sie Bier zum mitnehmen?" (do you have beer to go?) and they went to the basement and got me three dusty bottles of Kellerbier...literally! Classy establishment, with meat worth dreaming of!

Absolutely Delicious! We tried the Diabolská pochút'ka (Satan delicacy), the Beef goulash soup,…read moreBoiled beef plate, and the Slovak robber plate. The boiled beef was our least favorite but still not bad. The rest were superb! Highly recommend this place if you're visiting the Berlin area. It's not super close to town, but we were super happy with finding this place! They don't accept credit cards and may have trouble with English speakers...but they do have and English menu and its still worth a taste!

Great bavarian german restaurant. Had to get some sausages with a pretzel and also pork schnitzel…read morewhich came with beautfiul in-season white asparagus and perfectly boiled potatoes. The asparagus came with a great butter and breadcrumbs sauce which drizzled on the potatoes was amazing. As silly as it sounds the boiled potatoes were the best I've ever had. Perfectly cooked through but not mushy and they kept their shape. Pretzel was excellent as was the pork schnitzel, pounded thin and perfectly fried. We finished with apple strudel with ice cream, which was just ok, maybe a 3 for me. The waitress was quite surly and we had to chase her down to order after sitting there for 15 minutes without anyone coming to the table. That was the only real downside, though I noticed other tables were getting served quickly, so maybe it's a one-off thing only. Restaurant is quite big with lots of seating, many beer options and nice clean bathrooms downstairs as well.

Don't let the "kitschy" statue at the door turn you away! This place is authentically German, from…read morethe attire of the waitstaff to the menu offerings. Walking in the door gives you the feeling of dining in a Bavarian beer hall where there are plenty of locals enjoying the atmosphere. For us tourists, photos are included for most of the menu selections. I tried their signature dish: knuckle with cabbage and a potato dumpling. Even the half portion was huge! The veal schnitzel and steak entrees were also delicious. My server spoke little English, so knowledge of German would be a plus if dining here. The restaurant seems to be known for their beer and has quite a selection, however, a smaller wine menu is also available. I would definitely recommend making a reservation or coming early. As my friends and I were leaving, the line for entry was out the door.

We wanted something small, local and delicious and we got outstanding in all three. Service was…read morefabulous...nice,helpful and accommodating. Food was excellent. Perfect first night dining experience for us in Berlin! Thanks gentlemen!

As a Hungarian, I can say the Goulasch has very little to do with what most Hungarians consider…read moreGoulasch (Gulyás). On the other hand it is amazing! I'm definitely going back for more. The beer selection is also excellent, don't miss out on this place. By the way, the whole place has about 3 tables, so be early or make otherwise sure you get a table.

amazing experience and the culinary highlight of our trip to berlin. great and interesting food,…read morepersonable and friendly service, great wines from an untraditional list. just a perfect meal that I would return to in a heartbeat

Horvath is a Hungarian word. The food is no doubt Hungarian influenced and apparently Australian…read moreinfluenced as well. The restaurant is right by a river bank next to some chic clothing stores and other restaurants and cafes. It's gained a second Michelin star this year. The location is Kreuzberg which is the neighborhood where I had purchased a flat in which of course means it's my favorite neighborhood. For dinner, at a modest price of 140 Euro, you get a 8 course meal or 120 which is for 6 course meal. The breads are amazing. My favorite is black pudding bread. My 12 year old loved it until I told him what was in it. The tasting menu changes all the time but the theme seemed to be a seed oil infusion which is super unusual. The hazelnut cream was marvelous and so was the strawberry seed oil. Suffice to say the food is nothing like you'd see in America's Michelin star or the predictable (albeit amazing) French cuisine Michelin found in Japan, America and throughout Europe. Five star for being super unusual. I liked the dining atmosphere. Also for children they can order a la carte so that's good because the kids don't want to sample everything. The dessert is super interesting - also not something you'd find outside of this restaurant. Both savory and sweet. Final touch is the second on the house dessert with thin film edible paper, Inside is a rich creamy red paste like things. It's made of pigs blood. I loved it and ate for everyone else because pigs blood seemed to scare these Americans. I was so impressed with it though. Definitely not something you'd see elsewhere. The best part about this 2 Michelin is that it's casual. You can come in with t-shirts and sandals. Super duper cool. Highly recommended as you'd be in for a one of a kind treat!

Food was very good. Service was even better. Our server Philip was full of spirit and joy. One of…read morethe nicest men I've ever met. It was a pleasure to have him serve us. I would come back just to hang out with him. Definitely recommend coming by and sitting on the patio.

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.

I see others are rating this as if it's a fast serve or US restaurant. This is a German pub. Know…read morethat in Europe, as a whole, meals are for enjoyment. If you want express or fast service don't be afraid to tell the waiter. We sat and enjoyed our meal after some touring at Charlottenburg Palace and before returning for the garden house tour viewing the mausoleum. We ordered two traditional dishes and split them. was like "home food". It was served (not plated) but it was good. We also got a pretzel because they were calling to us and it's Germany. And we bought two beers for our husband/dad who was working while we toured. For us the service was perfect. It wasn't fast!!! But it wasn't slow. Remember you will need to ask for the check. If you don't, they assume you're still enjoying your experience.

This charming restaurant opposite Charlottenburg Palace is well worth a visit. On a beautiful…read morespring day like I experienced, the large outdoor seating area is very pleasant. The staff is hardworking and friendly. I opted for one of the house specialties, the roast beef with onions and spaetzle, which was delicious and of large portions. With the side salad and a large beer, it made for a very satisfying meal.

Had a nice lunch here sitting at a table along the spree River. Schnitzel Weiner Art served with…read moresome of the best fried potatoes I've ever had was absolutely delicious. Service was good but somewhat aloof, common in Berlin.

Yummy lunch. Stopped by while out meandering. Waiter looked at me like I was crazy for ordering a…read moreside of fried potatoes, but he let me do it. This was delicious! The broth on the goulash was flavorful and rich (10/10). Meat was a tiny bit tough, but still nice (8/10). Potatoes were perfect (10/10). Delicious. Overall - 9/10 recommend.