Ben at not only Riesling was a gregarious host and offers a range of bottles to purchase and if you…read morelike enjoy at the premise (modest corkage?). For now they only have cold cuts and other light snacks, but they plan to open a restaurant soon on site. Note: This place is part of the group that owns Rutz wine bar.

From the owner: German white and European red winesread more

While visiting from California, I stumbled upon this welcoming bar. Fantastic beer and cocktails, a…read morerelaxing atmosphere, and friendly bartenders. Thank you, Greta and Marco, for making me feel at home!

Charming place. Perfect lighting, music, and especially volume to music. Nice chairs. Smoking bar,…read morebut smoke isn't oppressive. Reasonably priced elegant cocktails, of pretty good quality, and you can order on a menu on an iPad. Only deficit is that their walls need more decoration and are pretty sparse.

A refreshingly laid-back bar for Berlin - and not smokey!!!…read more The beer selection is not really as huge/diverse as I feel like people are making it out to be here, but there were a few interesting beers at decent prices. Foosbal table is kind of shoddy, and you have to pay to play, but there are also board games. Friendly service. I'm really not sure what the German reviews are talking about on about regarding the "Konzept" of the place - it's just a little neighborhood bar - but it's a good one!

Super neighborhood find. Great music. Good local crowd. Special events and burger nightsread more

From the owner: Weinbar in Charlottenburg, deutsche Weine, großartige Musik und deine Freunde hinter der Barread more

To put it in a few words - the best Italian restaurant I have eaten in years - I can not recommend…read moreit enough- I expected it to be good but the quality of food and service exceeded all my expectations

The Tavernetta is located in a charming little side street just a two minute walk from he famous…read moreKurfürstendamm. It's the perfect little Italian place for good wine, pasta and fish with friends and is also great for a quick business lunch. Definitely don't miss the daily specials.

The food was very fresh and delicious but the service was spectacular. The menus are in both German…read moreand English and every server speaks English, they were also very helpful navigating the menu. Must haves are the Farmers ham with grated horseradish and pickles as an appetizer. The pumpkin soup was amazing with a hint of curry and the main course was the Wiener schnitzel was the star of the experience. The accompanying potato salad was incredibly delicious as well. Overall a great Austrian dining experience, I highly recommend eating here.

4.5 stars! Ottenthal was one of the restaurants I discovered while in Berlin. In particular, what…read morecaught my attention was the fact that it offered, by far, the best schnitzel in Berlin! So, given I was in Germany..and even though I never really dream of eating schnitzel days and nights, I had to stop by this place! I particularly liked that the restaurant offered pretty much very natural/no chemicals food. Everything was fresh and, shall I say, natural/organic...and they were committed to those types of ingredients. I also liked that despite a higher price point than most restaurants in Berlin, the staff were polite, friendly and relatable..and not a stucked up place at all! Now, when it came to the food, I loved all my dishes! The pumpkin soup was so fresh and Devine! The schnitzel..wow..shall I say, crisp and thin..and not oily at all! Eating it together with the side potato salad that was a lil sour and sweet made it a good combination without additional condiments for sure! Lastly, the Baumkuchen was wonderful! I had so much food that night that I ended up having to order Baumkuchen to go..and I was not disappointed at all! Good to try all the good things while in Berlin! Overall, I highly recommend Ottenthal! Sure, as the name suggested, Ottenthal is Austrian town..but hey..schnitzel can also be German! Go try it and you'd taste the differences between this vs other places! Just some minor half star off was due to price (it's slightly high compared to other options out there in Berlin for sure.but hey..tasted sehr gut!!), restrooms are down a set of stairs (pretty common for German restaurants..but I have no ideas how Germany deals with accessibility for disabled population!) and finally..the place is rather small..so make sure to make some reservations so you won't be disappointed if you showed up but couldn't get in!

[breakfast]we found this place through Yelp. Close to the café "THE BARN"…read more The location is a bit hidden from the main street what is great. When we arrived on Saturday morning the place was nearly fully booked. Places outside and inside. Really nice atmosphere - nearly whole kitchen is in the restaurant (clean toilet but only one and unisex). The card had a extra list of breakfast options. Many options with Avocado We choose an EggBenedict and a AvoWaffle. The EB was great but the Waffle wasn't special - chocolate tasted cheap.

Love the atmosphere. Great place for people watching and food was delish with really good flavors…read more Had breakfast but looks like a great place for lunch too.

From the owner: Südtirol mitten in Charlottenburg mit viel Herz und Leidenschaft geführt von Mona und Werner.read more

If you're lucky enough to visit Berlin, at one point during your trip you'll want to sample the…read morelocal cuisine beyond the currywurst. Everyone pointed to Lutter & Wegner as the place to go for fine, mid-priced German cuisine. In operation for exactly 300 years this year, the restaurant has four outlets scattered throughout central Berlin, and I tried the one closest to my hotel in Charlottenburg. While a bit cramped, it definitely has the old-world ambiance that must appeal to big families taking grandma out for her 70th birthday. At least that was the impression I got from the clientele who was there at 6:30PM. The menu required a bit of translation, at least the daily specials page, which the young waitress was more than happy to do for my benefit. There were so many variations on meat, potatoes, and sauerkraut that I was torn on what to try. I went for the Tagessuppe ("Soup of the Day", 7 Euros), which was a lovely veal broth with liver blood sausage meatballs mixed with equally spherical dumplings and basil (see photo). This was followed by a hearty entree, the 9.50-Euro Grilled Irish Hereford Angus Entrecote with Wiesenpilzen (Forest Mushrooms) and Bratkartofflen (Sauteed Potatoes) (see photo). Granted an unadventurous choice on my part but a delicious steak. It was all fine up to that point, but as the place was starting to fill, I have to say I was summarily ignored. It was starting to get silly since I only wanted the check to avoid the oncoming rainstorm. Then I did the unthinkably gauche thing for a typical American to do and walked up to the bar to pay my tab. I'm sure the waitstaff winced at my behavior, but I really just wanted to free up a table for them. Anyhow, I'd still go back to Lutter & Wegner, preferably with a big party with a lot of glasses of Riesling to clink together. FOOD - 4 stars...hearty German fare with continental flair AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...dark but classy though the tables are a bit packed together SERVICE - 3 stars...started off great and then just plain disappeared TOTAL - 4 stars...someone sing "Edelweiss" for me

I just as so excited to go here a few days ago. My maiden name was Wegner and my Grandfather and…read moreGreat grandfather were born in Berlin. I was hoping to meet a Wegner, but instead I met a lot of wonderful staff and had a great time with friends while we ate and drank some lively food and Sect. It was a great experience. Thank you! I can't wait to go again.