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.

Perfect place to go for your mid-afternoon chardonnay leafing through the papers. A lovely end of…read more19th century atmosphere. Quiet and cosy.

Delicious food, charming cafe/books/wine-related atmosphere and friendly service. What more could…read moreyou want. A range of light meals and snacks, cakes plus a small selection of daily specials if you're hungrier. Discovered this cafe purely by chance, but next time I'm in Berlin I'll be heading back - for sure.

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.

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.

Started out with wine n beer! Goat cheese appetizer was very good..awaiting…read more Salmon...Veal... Spaghetti entre! So the salmon was a 10! The spaghetti was awesome...the veal... not so much!

A sweet place to have a quiet eat outdoors in a lovely part of Berlin. The food is almost an…read moreafterthought, with stale bread, subpar vitello tonatto, and a particularly boring menu, but the antipasti and tomato soup are fine.

Since the renovation, this place is really great!! Very tasty food, interesting selection of…read moredishes, tasteful interior and very kind service. Very happy with this new addition to this neighborhood

We completely finished all of the meals we ordered since they were all great! The chef also gave us…read morea special rolls as a gift which also tasted great :) I'm from Japan and I know how Japanese should taste like and it reminded me of my home. Definitely we will go back there.

From the owner: Das Restaurante Minakami JFK bietet ihnen eine Fusions Küche an die ihre Wurzeln aus Japan bezieht…read moreund diese mit europäischen Einfluss heranwachsen lässt. Neben dem konvertionellen "Vorspeise" und Hauptspeise" Konzept, bieten wir ihnen auch die gelegenheit japanische Tapas im "Izakaya" style zu probieren an - kleine Gerichte, die sich bestens dazu eignen in einer Gruppe mehrer Genüße auf einmal zu erleben, oder sich nach einem langen Arbeitstag für wenig Geld eine kleinigkeit zu gönnen. Selbstverständlich servieren wir ihnen Sushi in seinen verschiedensten Formen, Sashimi, Nigiri, Inside out und Maki's sind stehts zu diensten. Um eine weitere Dynamik zu kreieren, arbeiten wir stehts an neuen Wochenkarten für Sie. Desweiteren haben sie die gelegenheit sich, je nach Anlass, eine wunderbare Tasse, authentischen Tee zu trinken, oder die Korken knallen zu lassen und mit Wein, Bier, Sake, Shochu den Abend zu zelebrieren. Mit Blick auf die offene Küche und Jazz Musik von der Schallplatte, als auch gelegentlich Live Jazz Musik bieten wir ihnen einen wunderbaren Abend.