We really loved this seafood restaurant near our hotel…read more Service was excellent. Restaurant was cute and clean and in a great location. Food was delicious: halibut, salmon, cucumber salad, potatoes...highly recommend all of these! Prices were reasonable for the area. We'll definitely return!

Tried to go to this place and the Restaurant was closed!! No longer in operation. Ended up at…read moreSapa, a sushi restaurant nearby which was great.

In short: Skip the soup, skip the sandwich. Get the hot…read moreshrimp plate. It's creamy but not too heavy, the sauce is heaven and the shrimps are fresh. The fresh served with it is warm and crunchy. If we come back, its because of the shrimp and the fair price!

Simple and yet delicious fresh food. It is a cozy and small family run seafood joint. Every dish is…read moremade simple and yet tasteful. The fish soup is one of my favorites. The owners are very friendly and they have a solid crew of regulars. Definitely recommended for a visit.

Ok, we sat quickly at the bar and only each ordered a glass of wine and an appetizer. Both…read moreappetizers were phenomenal and the wines were decent and reasonably priced! We loved seeing everything made right in front of us, and how smooth and efficient everything ran! The bread (we weren't expecting with just apps) was soft and fresh and we got to blend our own salt and pepper into the nice olive oil we poured ourselves. The prawns were piping hot (like burn your mouth hot as they come out still in the boiling butter) and delicious, and the scallops were tender and perfect as well! The scallops don't come out in a boiling liquid, so eat those first to not burn your mouth. If we were not trying to go on a foodie adventure and taste multiple things on this amazing floor, I am sure we would've loved to have our whole dinner here!

We searched for a seafood place while visiting Berlin and WOW this place is AMAZING. The oyster…read moresampler was everything and the scallops and king crab were DELICIOUS. The service was top notch!!

I was super excited to come for multiple reasons. Firstly, I was stoked to finally have made it to…read morea Yelp event, secondly I love exploring new restaurants, and thirdly I love Scandinavian food. Munch's Hus is in an area I normally don't frequent that much, but it is super close to a U-Bahn stop, so getting here is really easy. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very cosy with Norwegian music playing in the background. The menu ranging is not big, but all the dishes sound delicious and the ones we had, all were able to keep up with our expectations. It took me some time to be able to decide, but with a beer in one hand and Elkblood (mixed drink from berries and vodka - oh god), I was finally able to make my decision. I went with the Kjottkaker, Norwegian meatballs (I am sure many of you know the Swedish/Ikea version of that Köttbullar). I received 3 massive hand-made meatballs, potatoes and cabbage. Everything was delicious and filled me up to the max. The service at Munch's Hus was also great. Very attentive waiters, who were up to explaining everything, if we had any questions. The prices are also ok, considering the quality and service. All in all, a great discovery and I will definitely be coming back at some point.

For whatever reason, you only have a crisp (or crumpled) €10 note to spend on lunch. You're above…read morescouring Edeka, Aldi, or Lidl for a cheap sandwich or salad because you're reaaaally craving something a little more substantial and flavorful on this dreary winter day. And you can even make it to the Bülowstraße/Yorckstraße area in practically no time at all. The lunch menu at Munch's Hus is what you need right now. And tomorrow. And the day after that. (Variety is the spice of life and Norwegian cuisine in this part of town: the daily specials change every day and don't repeat week after week.) There are three types of dishes to choose from: meat, fish, or vegetarian. I've always been happy with their fish dish of the day--it's a Scandinavian restaurant after all. For under €7, you can enjoy a decently sized piece of fish cooked to tender perfection, along with some vegetables on the side and a bread basket. It's a balanced meal that you'll find little to complain about.

My really good friend brought me to his favorite sushi restaurant in town. After we sat down, we…read morewalked to the restroom to wash our hands. The restroom was super cute. The anime murals on the walls and doors were so well done that I felt transported to a different world. I started with a glass of wine. The best part was that I started with a Pinot noir sample, and it wasn't what I really wanted to drink. They let me change my drink to a lovely full-bodied dry Cabernet, which was fabulous. I ordered the Lachs / Avocado / Mayo and the Jakobsmuschel / Tobiko / Avocado. The rolls were very easy to eat. I assume that mayonnaise on sushi is a theme at the Catch. Next time, I'll try the sashimi. Overall, the experience was memorable in a good way.

Service great Waitress is great…read more Restaurant deco great But the tempura I order is below avg And the grill fish that is grill cod is very bad The tuna roll is fine Given the price I can't even give it a 3 stars Only 2 stars

As my late-night döner habits can attest to, I wouldn't necessarily call myself a health nut when…read moreit comes to satisfying particular food cravings. (Carbs, carbs, meat, with a side of vegetables? Count me in--as long as you hold the tomatoes and throw in some extra grease for good measure.) So when it comes to fish and chips, I expect something equally as unhealthy and delicious. Dare I say even more unhealthy and delicious, as everything in this quintessentially British meal is meant to be fried. So maybe I was just barking up the wrong tree because I should've just hopped on a cheap Easyjet from Schönefeld instead of ordering a chippy in this corner of Prenzlauer Berg. After reading the other Yelp reviews, I realize that the most confusing thing about Der Fischladen for a first-time diner is that the side shop with the fish counter--the most intuitive place to enter--is devoid of atmosphere. And the other confusing thing? The meal itself. The fish in question was devoid of flavor because I couldn't taste the batter, though it was certainly tender. (A tad too tender, if you ask me though, as I questioned whether it was a little undercooked.) The chips seemed like frozen fries from a local supermarket and the ketchup tasted too much like curry ketchup for my liking, though I saw a later diner request what must've been normal ketchup from the server. Maybe we should just let British pubs do what they do best instead. And to be fair, it seems like Der Fischladen's specialities are actually the fish market on the side and all of the other fish dishes so the verdict is still out when it comes to the healthier seafood options.

Tried their fish and chips. They are more expensive than their partner restaurant "fischfabrik". 3…read moresmall pieces for 10€ compared to 5.90€ at fischfabrik. The batter is definitely better at fischfabrik. If you are looking for fish and chips and a better deal - go to fischfabrik

Super! It was all very tasty and cheap! Very here like grilled prawns and squid! Free Wi-Fi from a…read morenearby hotel.

This resturant is, by far, my absolute favorite in Berlin. They have both menus for two and my…read morepersonal favorite "small" plates so you can enjoy a little bit of a few authentic dishes. The staff are phenomenal and the kitchen is rather quick. Priced incredibly well. I love this place.

Great place, great fish, the service was nice and we will come back! The food was good and the…read moreprice was ok. We loved the breaded fish (fish and chips) with Scholle which was about 5-7€ per piece. The pieces are medium size. The Remoulade sauce was also great! Unfortunately a lot of their fish was already sold out so we recommend to come early as you can also buy fresh raw fish home. The Seelachs grilled was light and good, same for the dorade where we paid 11€ for an entire fish. If you love fish, this is a an awesome place! The salad is fresh an Update: We went again for the fish and chips and chose Kabeljau as fish. The Remouladensaucen is great and the Fish absolut tasty with a perfect tasty crunch outside. For 16€ for 350grams is a really good price and the service is nice as well. We are fans!

Though the friend I was with had tried several Berlin sushi joints before my arrival she waved me…read moreoff of eating fish while there. Looking at a map I understand how far Berlin sits from an ocean but this friend had consumed seafood and had no adverse affects so why not me? On a night of dining solo I seized the opportunity to eat the verboten seafood, not just at any old place but at a place which specialized in it. That right there is a rarity as, aside from the sushi joints, I don't recall seeing anyplace besides this one which specialized in seafood. Fischfabrik is adorable. It reminded me of San Francisco's Anchor Oyster Bar though perhaps a squidge smaller. Two-thirds of the intimate restaurant is taken up with seating at high tables on high chairs (not highchairs). The remaining third is a combination seafood market and meal prep area, overseen by two young men who double as waiters. The whole place is very intimate and, when full, feels like you've tumbled upon a secretly special spot. You have. An amazingly long menu for such a tiny place is supplemented by specials scrawled on a chalkboard Parisian style. For seating I doubled up with another solo diner and, when his seafood salad (11€) arrived I merely pointed at his order. That is what I wanted. The seafood salad was a perfect entree comprised of four different types of prepared seafood atop a simple salad and accompanied by home-fried style potatoes. It was a deceivingly filling platter of food which paired perfectly with my Prosecco. Cute place, reasonable prices, good food, and a kindly solo gentleman diner with whom to share my table. A girl couldn't ask for more.

Incredible fresh grilled fish stand led by an incredible owner. A weekly tradition!read more

I am a little bit surprised that this grilled fish stand isn't in Yelp yet, since most of Berlin…read moreseems to know about it already. Here is the drill: show up around 12.30 or 13.00 on Saturday and order your whole mackerel or filet. You can then either hang around for half an hour or so or do some shopping. At this point, there's probably a space to sit down, and your order will have come to the front of the queue. So, basically, go on nice days, when wandering around the Winterfeldplatz market. What you get for your wait is fresh, charcoal grilled, with perfect seasoning. I don't really think of Berlin as a seafood kind of town, but this food stall has made me reconsider, at least for Saturdays.

We happened upon this restaurant after sightseeing. The service was great, the food was even…read morebetter.

The restaurant is located just a few steps from the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel. Our group of 4…read moreordered the Seafood Paella, Gambas in garlic sauce, Serrano Ham, Sopa de Mariscos. The food is mediocre at best and a little too oily for my taste. The pluses are the service and the ambiance.