This is a very traditional German restaurant. This is the second time eating here and it was…read moreexactly what we expected. I had the mixed pork plate with wurst, bacon, (speck) und Schweinebraten and Kassler. My wife enjoyed her salad and helped herself to my selection of meats! My plate came with sauerkraut and boiled potatoes! The food was good and authentic and having the mixed plate is a great way to experience the different ways that pork can be prepared It also has a good selection of beer and wine and the service was quick and friendly!

A great place to stop for a quick meal in Potsdam. It's close to the park and shopping, but far…read moreenough off the main pathways that it's quite and you can enjoy an outdoor meal in peace. The food and beer were good, the service was prompt and friendly. Our server spoke very little English, but with my half acceptable German, we were able to get by just fine, and he didn't seem to mind either. Definitely recommended.

Don't bother. I tried 3 different times to eat here. Each time the was an excuse…read more Closing early. Too busy And my favorite, no tables available. While looking at a few empty tables. Thats it. No more attempts. And I will be sure to tell the 60 people on my crew staying in Potsdam, you don't want our bisiness. Try Augustiner Brau. Not only great food. Friendly. And accomodating.

The best authentic German food in Potsdam. This place gave…read moreme a new appreciation for German cooking. Foxy the owner is also very funny. I highly recommend eating here

When I planned for a Potsdam trip months ago I didn't make a reservation at Der Butt thinking it…read morewould be easy to grab a table in the off season. I was wrong there, but we walked across the street to this chic brasserie and I knew we would still have a lovely time. It didn't hurt that we were meeting up with German friends so they were able to find out about a special where schnitzel was served with white asparagus. I had a lovely local white Riesling with my meal, and the baked camembert came with a perfectly hot and crisp crust cracking open to amazing gooey cheese inside that paired so well with a dollop of lingonberries. My boo and I split the schnitzel plate, and they even portioned it for two which I found so thoughtful of the staff. The white asparagus, which is rare and painstakingly cultivated, wasn't something I've ever had back in the States so that was definitely special. Never mind that the weather made visiting Sanssouci Palace something of a bust, this will be my best memory of Potsdam until I manage to visit again in the summer!

Cordon blue was fantastic. Staff was friendly and accommodating and could understand my terrible…read moreGerman. Easy walk from my hotel.

Wow! What a find, and such a beautiful setting. Right on the river with a huge deck watching the…read moreferry cross back and forth, and the boaters lounging about. Einstein had a summer house near here...if I lived in Berlin full time, I'd want a summer house here too. The food was really good (and well priced) and the service was amazing when compared to what I've become used to in Berlin. Everyone was super friendly; even the other patrons who were much quicker to talk to the strangers at neighboring tables than I'm used to Germans doing. Or maybe it's just the inhabitants of Berlin who are grumpy and countryside Germans are friendly? I have no idea...maybe it was really way too beautiful of a night to be anything other than super friendly and happy. If you happen to be on a trip visiting Sansouci in Potsdam, I can't imagine a better place to grab a meal. It's about 12km from Sansouci, but it's a beautiful drive along the river and really made the visit to Potsdam feel more like a summer vacation than a day outing. Try to time it to be here around sunset...really really beautiful.

Service very good. It is a family restaurant with a love of…read morepassion. Food excellent with menu also in English. Try local beer. Wine list good.

From the owner: Alpine Landhausküche in gemütlich-rustikalem Ambiente…read more Am Rande des Wildparks befindet sich die "Alte Försterei". 1842 ebenfalls im Auftrag Friedrich Wilhelms IV von seinem Architekten Ferdinand Ludwig Persius erbaut. Hier erwartet sie eine bodenständige Landhausküche, feine Spezialitäten und deftige Köstlichkeiten. Der sommerliche Gastgarten mit seinen 70 Plätzen bietet den idealen Rahmen für gemütliche Abende oder Feierlichkeiten und im Garten erwartet Ihre Kinder ein schöner Spielplatz.

This was absolutely so amazing! I would recommend stopping at this treasure. The food is so good…read moreand the beer hits the spot.

Visiting Potsdam, eat at this German restaurant in Dutch Quarter. The food tasted so good and the…read moreportion is huge. We can only finish 1/3 of the dishes.

Definitely worth a stop in Potsdam! Best fish dish I've had in Germany--make sure to order the…read moreplatter to get the most bang for your buck. Other dishes worth noting include the seafood stew, salmon cream soup, and the cucumber salad. Very filling, but also super fresh and good.

Excellent fish restaurant; everything is fresh, well prepared and beautifully presented. Local…read morespecialities are freshwater fish like rainbow trout, but there are also saltwater varieties available, and a handful of non-fish items for those non-pescatarians at your table ;)