Meet locals and always interesting people. Very diverse dive bar. Also open up late! Make sure to…read moremeet Nomi, the owner, always up for great stories about the happenings in the kiez.

I love this bar. The bartenders are always nice and the beers are cold and cheap. It's very…read more"divish" with mostly locals.

I truly don't even know where to begin. I was extremely tired from a week of traveling, so I…read moreskipped dinner with my friends and was going home to sleep. Something told me to turn down a different way than I usually would. Walked by this little gem, and I knew I had to go in. Something about it. The bartender Stevie was extremely beautiful, and very trippy. She was super friendly and an absolutely unique gal. I told her how much I love the bar, and she said that I had to go and tell it to the man who was sitting outside. When I talked to him, I instantly fell in love. I knew right away that I had met someone that I wouldn't ever even come close to meeting again in this life. What a brilliant and sweet man he was, and I'm sad that I forgot his name. He sat and chatted with me about life there for the past 40 years. He speaks pure art, not a typical conversation, which I appreciate. He deserves to have a book written about himself. Excellent music, I just wish that I had some mushrooms while I was in there. But then again, you don't really need them. And besides that, I probably wouldn't have made it home. Had a couple of great beers, one of the most amazing hours of my life, and I can't speak more highly of this place. I wouldn't have minded staying a few more hours, but being the lightweight that I am... wouldn't have gone on so well to end nicely. Grateful for the experience, definitely make this a stop when you're in your area. Thank you all for giving me this memory to hold dear in my heart.

I love this sparkly little dive bar, where a 5am closing time is just a conservative estimate, even…read moreon a weekday, where the regulars come up to you and make friendly conversation, where people go into the bathroom in twos and threes, where you can get wasted on the cheap in a delightfully charming atmosphere.

Very, very cool old school German restaurant and bar underneath the S-Bahn rail lines. Dates back…read moreto the 1920'a Ambiance a 10+ Service is also great. We had Becca who was a rock star. More American than German but don't hold that against her. Huge portions, good food, and beer! When in Rome! (So to speak) Schnitzel was good but a little dry. Used some of my coworkers left over mushroom gravy and that pushed it over the edge. Choose the gravy if you order the schnitzel. Fries were INCREDIBLE. I've never had these cut of fries in Germany and very few places in the States. More of a peeled, corn chip shape, than a traditional fry. Great cook on them and I ate all of them! (Burp). A must stop at least once when in Berlin.

Very nice selection of beers and excellent blend of traditional food with a modern influences…read more Interior is classical Berlin style.

We stopped by this bar one night in Berlin while looking for a cool place to hang out -- we were…read moredoing some bar hopping and this was our first stop. The bartender was super nice and welcoming, we chatted a bit about where we were from, had two whiskies, and sat outside on the benches they have. The atmosphere was really pleasant and relaxed. Definitely recommended!

Perfect if you are looking for a Star Wars cantina. (Not for Kinder). There might have been a…read moretense moment getting in, but the beer was delicious and the ambiance was memorable.

Dicke Wirtin was one of my favorite traditional German meals in Berlin and a restaurant I'd…read morerecommend without hesitation to anyone wanting an authentic local dining experience. We ordered the schnitzel and the bratwurst, which came with cabbage and potato salad, and paired everything with a Berliner Kindl and a Pilsner. The schnitzel was fantastic--crispy, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor--while the bratwurst was equally delicious. The cabbage and potato salad complemented the sausage beautifully, and I found myself piling both onto my schnitzel because they were that good! The true star of the evening, however, was the apple strudel. Freshly made, perfectly sweet, and easily the best apple strudel I had in Berlin. We had a reservation, which I'd recommend since the restaurant filled up quickly during dinner service. The service was fast, friendly, and the staff spoke excellent English, making the experience easy and welcoming for visitors. Since it was a warm evening, we chose the outdoor seating, which made for a lovely dinner, though the indoor dining room has the cozy charm of a traditional German pub. If you're looking for hearty, authentic German food done right, Dicke Wirtin is an absolute must-visit.

This a great gem in Berlin! A must visit when in town…read more Old, traditional decor with random signs and things. Really has that old time Germany feeling. Read the reviews and saw that it is a popular place and reservations are recommended. We were dining early (4:45) and thought it wouldn't be hard to get in with a party of two. We did get a table but under the condition that we'd be done by 6pm. By that time, we could see why. The place started to fill up. Both of our meals were excellent. Coworker had the schnitzel (I know someone who thinks that word is funny) and I had the beef tips in a mushroom sauce over spaetzle. Soooo, soooo, good! Plate clearing good. Schnitzel was also excellent. Big portions. Will repeat

Cool little East-German flavoured bar under the railway tracks in Mitte. It's very red and it has…read moreportraits of Lenin.. Beer is decently priced at EUR2.70 for 500ml of Berliner Pilsner. Not much else that I can say other than I was only there briefly as part of a pub crawl

An underground communist bar. Lenins, Marxs and Castros everywhere. All decorations are…read morememorabilias from East Germany. Good music (revisiting its even better this time) is very quite so you can chat with your friends without effort (politics is the topic naturally). Feels much more like a pub sometimes. Beware its a smoke free bar (YAY!!). Even if you are a light smoker you'll find it hard to breathe in winter. Definetely my favorite in Berlin!

Don't go here if you are a tourist. The bartenders are rude towards foreigners and you don't feel…read morewelcome at all. Stay away from the bartender Christian unless you speak fluent german.

Absolutely terrible bar. Ordered a double whiskey and made my way to the back of the bar to chat…read morewith some locals I made friends with. Finished my whiskey and put it down on a table. As I was putting the whiskey down the bartender came back to the back to ask us for more alcohol to which I denied. Just some time to digest the whiskey I just inhaled. He then kicked us out for not ordering enough. Odd.

We absolutely fell in love with this place. It transports…read moreyou back in time and oozes berlin charm and eccentricity. This is what people call 'no frills' and although that's kinda true I think it is a disservice. This is a German kniepe, what you see is what you get and well, we liked what we saw. I could easily spend long nights in here - great choice of beers, liquers and apertifs. Didn't sample the food but the menu looked good and any food coming pact to other diners looked basic and wholesome. We thought the service was great - we got chatting the lady behind the bar and she was very friendly. Charming.

No frills Berlin-style Kneipe. Even if more and more tourists come to this place, the bistro still…read moreoozes Berlin flair. Food is simple but ok. Try it out