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.

We came here for breakfast on a weekday morning, so the buffet-style brunch was not available. We…read moreordered from the regular breakfast menu. C. had a vegetarian scramble with tomatoes and mushrooms, mine came also with ham. Perfect ratio of egg to other ingredients, perfect consistency. We both got a portion of mixed salad with a very tasty dressing, a couple of slices of a mild cheese and mixed fruit. As I had ordered the egg breakfast with meat, mine also came with the most delicious Geräucherter Schinken (similar to jambon cru). The order came with a basket of various types of brötchen with butter, jam and honey. We both ordered a cappuccino, made just as it should be. The gentleman who served us may be the owner, I don't know. He spoke limited English but was very friendly, offered to take our picture, and suggested an inexpensive alternative to taking a Hop On-Hop Off tour, just using public transportation and a 7 euro day pass. I believe our breakfast came to about 17 euros all together. One of the most delicious breakfasts I've had in quite a while. We paid for our meal with cash. They might take cards, but many, many places in Berlin do not. Keep that in mind while enjoying this spectacular city.

Truly phenomenal. Possibly the best meal of my life. Excellent service from start to finish, every…read moresingle plate was packed with flavor, and the entire experience was truly that -- an experience. Highly recommend the wine pairing, we were concerned it would be too much wine, but given the experience took us about 4 hours, everything was actually well spaced out. We experienced the Spring menu, and standouts include the scallop w/ caviar and rhubarb desert. The two butters they provide for the table are crazy good too. Try to time your reservation with the sunset - we got there at 7:30 PM and that was perfect!!!

The service was unfriendly and disappointing, and the food was only average. They also only accept…read morecash, with no card payments available.

I was at Kalle Klein mit Mutter und 2 Kinder. We had dinner outside. Being in the Pfifferlinge…read moresaison he ordered different option all of them very good. The kids had pasta with tomato sauce and liked it too. We came back the following day to have some pizza (with Pfifferlinge) and bauerfruestuck. Both good. Not expensive (not cheap) and good value for money.

Overpriced and absolutely disgusting microwave food. They also have a policy of no tap water. I…read moredon't have a problem with buying water but this is a basic human right, no? Pathetic.