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

Fish is actually quite decent. Pretty big pieces and good ratio of batter. Definitely one of the…read morebetter fish and chips that I've had. Comes with generous serving of fries too which were tasty. Didnt seem like a place for tourists (no English menu)

Feeling like I had to eat a meal while I was out, I saw a cool place advertising "fish & chips" at…read morea fish restaurant (which is sort of rare in Berlin). After having a seat inside (it was just a bit too cool for me outside) and ordering a simple fish & chips from the waitress, it seemed like the longest time I've ever waited for such a dish. Then the waitress came over with this bowl and says "this is NOT what you ordered (which I could clearly see) but the chef didn't want you to wait any longer to eat something", your dish will also be here shortly and this is compliments of the chef". Now this was a great gesture (as that bowl of seafood was pretty awesome and kept me from writing them off ) but the really ironic thing is that, I had been just thinking to myself "I wish I had ordered some soup or something else"!! The soup was delicious and the fish & chips were really good too!!

This place, is a horror…read more Ordered a full cup of coffee, got half a cup of milk foam. That was after two people behind me got their coffee. Partially blind (not kidding) staff, serving freeze-dried sleaze!! As they say in German: 'der Kaffee war Guelle' (manure). Unfriendly convicts as chefs.. Rebel Reviewer says: 1 star

It looks like a cheaper version of Nord See. I had fish and chips and it cost 4 euro. There were…read moreonly five small pieces of fish and the rest were fries. Both the fish and the fries were really oily. It was also not comfortable to eat it with the small wooden fork they offered. The staff was very unfriendly. She seemed to hate the customers. :(

The Chefs are passionate about cooking. What other restaurant decides to change their menu each…read moreweek and keep consistency? This is what has drawn me in. I am a fan of the clips they upload to show us the process. I feel how devoted to quality they are -- and I can taste it! Hands down this is on my top 3 restaurants. I really admire their dedication. (I say this as I eat an amazing meal) Highly recommend!

Feel a little bad leaving a low review as i think the sauce they produce is great! was intrigued by…read morethe pop up food events and had seen the fish and chips advertised for a while. as a brit living in berlin i still crave some proper british style fish and chips and thought this could be the place to serve it up in berlin. Unfortunatly it didn't do much for me. whilst the chips were quite good and uk style i received a very small piece of battered fish which didn't have the golden crunchy crispyness I had hoped for and lacked in flavour. It came with some mushy peas and tartar sauce which was nice and a piece of white sliced bread with butter. 9 euros for this style of meal i felt was pretty steep considering for half that price in the uk you can get the real deal. cant comment on the other food as have only tried this and felt rather dissapointed. suggestions for improvement would be to work on the batter and fry it a little longer, be a bit more generous with the size of the fish and price the dish more sensibly

It all looks gorgeous - - and the prospect of a mix in a box of the pretty fried thingies heaped in…read morethe front display for 4.50 was irresistible. Got a mix of "shrimps", calamaris, and mussels. Shrimps really aren't straight like a log, are they. That's probably why the log-shaped shrimps, despite their nice batter crusty texture, seemed like some vague substance surrounded by crusty batter. The calamaris, if you strip back all the crusty breading to find an actual little skinny ring, were not only minimal, but mushy. The mussels were the best, because they did have more dark funky squishy mussels-like quality than the faux shrimp and the skinny mushy calamari. And the mussels did have some sort of vague flavor. The shrimps and calamari had no flavor, other then battery crustiness. This is not proper seafood - - it is a crusty batter vehicle, with mushy interior that reminds you somehow of seafood, but doesn't taste of it. It suggests seafood, but ultimately it is faux toy food.

All the deep fried food (fish, cury fries, shrimp, etc) tasted like they have been reheated from…read moreyesterday. The price is average, although I would rather spend that money on the nearby McDonald's.

Very friendly, clean, cheap, and delicious! I never liked fish and chips until I tried this place…read more Going back tomorrow for more!

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.

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.

Great little microbrewery in Berlin. Tonight was the pre party before Metallica tomorrow night…read more They brew Metallica's own beer, Enter Night. A really good Pilsner, I must say. They have a nice menu of different kind of beers, so stop in if your in Berlin, and need a place to hang out with some adult beverages.They have a small menu, my friend got the Pastrami sandwich, he gave it a thumbs up.

In America, Stone is synonymous with high quality beer. Traveling in Germany over New Years, I was…read morevery excited to learn that Stone had opened a brewery and taproom in Berlin. Went to their newly opened taproom in the Prenzauler Berg neighborhood. The atmosphere is cool. There are a mix of traditional tables and other seating options like couches, stools and barrels on which to rest your beers between sips. Our group of 3 wanted to try a variety of beers so we ordered six 0,15L offerings from their large draft list. It included beers not available in the USA and specialty pilot series beers. The beers were tasty as heck and the vibe great. Definitely recommend stopping in here for a beer or two or three!