Bester Service ever!! Und das essen ist auch mit Geschmack und Preisverhältnis top! Alle Daumen…read morenach oben :) R.

Very, very nice! A small entrance will bring you to a second story gem at Schlossstrasse where you…read morecan enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch or snacks. Go there! You won't be dissapointed.

Very beautiful nostalgic cafe hidden in the shopping mile , nice food and friendly service :)read more

Very neat and friendly, makes you feel at home! The cemetery is nice too, lots of greenery and old…read moretombstones.

Potsdam was the royal playground of Prussian royalty, and of course, it was where Europe was…read moredivided by the four allied powers in 1945. An hour's train ride from Central Berlin, this town is a lazy and picturesque place trapped in our minds from Miyazaki films. After a long day of visiting palaces, getting a beer and some good German food is important. Cafe Heider, right on the main boulevard near a picturesque stone gate, is a place to hang out and watch the locals and tourists go by. It has been doing so since 1878. We ordered beer and wine under huge red umbrellas. Then we got right into it : KAISER GULASCH (Goulash), the HEIDER'S KÄSESPÄTZLEPFANNE (spatial with ham and cheese), and the KÖNIGSBERGER KLOPSE (pork dumplings, and mashed potatoes. Mein Gott! We enjoyed eating and drinking and relaxing on a lazy summer afternoon. We highly recommend this restaurant.

A classic German café in Potsdam. We came here for coffee and cake after strolling around town…read more Cozy place with solid pastry selections but otherwise not remarkable.

I love this place! It's got wifi, vegan options and fresh orange juice! Waiters are very nice and…read morespeak good English. Fantastic outdoor sitting and nice classical music! Will be back!

We made it out to the Georg Kolbe Museum only to find that it was closed for renovations, so we…read morewent into Cafe K for lunch, and we were very glad we did. A very bohemian/homey/artsy vibe, with somebody playing piano adding to the atmosphere. The food was really good, and we had a fun time.

A really nice spot to see Berlin from above. It's not very well known but certainly worth checking…read moreout. There is also a cafe on top, but I suggest going somewhere else. The prices certainly have a premium on top for the view and the quality ok, but nothing special.

Make sure the time written on your ticket for when Panoramapunkt is open is accurate for the…read moreseason. I bought my tickets in September and the hours had changed by November and we showed up with no service for the lift. Although we came back the next day I wasn't totally impressed. There is a portion of the berlin wall up there that is beautiful. the maps outline the city nicely however the DB building is in the way of the best view of the city. There are iron bars that go all the way around and don't really give you a good view of the city. I thought there would be a viewing deck with glass or plexiglass wall to see the city but there was not. We stopped in for a coffee and snack before we left but after standing at the bar for a few minutes we were not served and we left. I liked that it was self guided (no limits on time or space). If you have the money it's worth the few pictures. We went back the next morning after we were turned away and there was a thick fog over the city. The coolest things to view are brandenburg gates, jewish memorial and the new jewish synagogue