CASH ONLY and they do ask you to leave tip…read more I love their interior design! It was a mix of old and new european and it was very cozy at the same time. Very very cute restaurant. They don't have an English menu and don't speak much English though. We had to connect to their wifi and google the items on the menu. The waitress, Brigit, spoke a bit of English and did her best to help us out. She was so nice They have a full bar and many types of beer! Got to try a few german beer and gluhvine and it was so good hehe We tried their pork steak and duck dish and both were very delicious. Duck was a bit dry and heavy but pork steak was AMAZING. Over the top. Creamy sauce on top of the steak, and comes with vegetables and potatoes. Please get this if you go. I was not very hungry but I couldn't stop eating the pork dish! Amazing food, amazing service, cute interior, lots of beer! No reason not to go

To be honest, I had not very high expectations for dinner, after peeking through the earlier…read morereviews. But I went with a Swabian who highly recommended the place for authentic Schwabisch food and it was actually surprisingly unexpectedly amazingly rather good! I had the Badisches Schneckensüppchen (snail in cream) soup and it was simply great. Creamy, silky, aromatic, with the snails perfectly textured and tasty. Since Helmut Kohl was recently on TV, I ordered the Schwäbischer Saumagen (stuffed pig's stomach) in his honour, and I can now understand why he insisted that every head of state that visited Germany had to have one. And unlike President Chirac, I rather enjoyed mine, though I have to also add that it may be some time before I order another one as it was so substantial! I also have to confess that I left most of the sauerkraut uneaten as I hate the stuff, but then I always do this anywhere where they serve it (except for Borchardt). I didn't recognise any of the German wines but the restaurant had federweiss (fermented grape juice, 10% alcohol) and we had that instead though it was rather expensive at 4,50 Eur per little glass. Unlike the problems experienced by the other reviewers, I have to say that service was perfectly fine, although a little slow. Perhaps chatting politely to the staff and expressing genuine interest in the many (many) Swabian dishes helped. Speaking German also helps although they have an English menu (which we didn't need). The atmosphere is pretty OK - it's not too fancy but it was pretty packed with Germans and very few tourists and everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves. Anyway, I will definitely be back here to sample more authentic Swabian dishes here - it is different from the rather greasy and heavy local food in Berlin which I am not too fond of. And one thing I would recommend is to try the dishes with the names you have never heard of. Who would have thought that the Swabians do snails so much better than the French? My friend had the tripe and that was also sensational, as good as the best tripola de Firentina in Florence.

Horrible! After waiting over 20 mins to be seated WITH a…read morereservation, the waiter took another 20 mins to come over and bring us 2 menus for a party of 3. Stupidly, we ordered drinks first. They took a half hour... We then ordered dinner right away and guess what? After a half hour the waiter came back and said, "so what was it you wanted again?" TWO HOURS after arrival I complained and was told there were too many people ordering food... Seriously. I mean, this was not a joke or snide remark, this was a serious comment by a waiter. If I'd not been a guest of friends who said this was there 'go-to' place, I would have left. But I was stuck. When the food finally came, an order of meat dumpling, one order of vegetable dumpling and my Wiener Schnitzel with chanterelles, it was barely ok. PASS ON THIS PLACE! It's not worth the aggravation, nor the price.

Omg!! This place is amazing. I went here for dinner on a Monday extremely hungry and was definitely…read morepleased with the size of the portions. I basically was given a whole cow and pig to feast on. Felt like I was in game of thrones and almost didn't use my knife and fork. All the food was well seasoned and cooked well. I spent €17 for 2 people. It included 2 entrees, 1 huge ass bier which we split and 1 dessert. Also the service is very friendly and make you feel welcome. I recommend the vanilla ice cream with cherry liquor for dessert. You will get drunk! Eat here if you want to try typical German dishes for a great price with friendly service!

This restaurant was recommended by a local friend living in Berlin. I had dinner at around 6 in the…read moreevening and the place (Biergarten) was full of locals. The service is fast and very friendly. Special wishes like an additional sauce was not a problem and caused no extra charges. Here you get real local dishes. I had the schnitzel with "Ragout Fin" which I do not get in other German regions. The portion is perfect and the taste excellent. When I asked for Worchester sauce it came in just minutes. If you are looking for something special and off the beaten path come here. I will definitely come back to try the other dishes.

As my partner lives right across the street, and he told me he had never been here- I felt like…read moreit's time to walk in and check out this place. So after passing by on and on, we finally went inside - and it smelled like garlic, just like I was hoping it would be! The place is very intimate, has a nice atmosphere and while we were reading the menus I even giggled a bit, there are nice caricatures and interesting descriptions So we had a starter - garlic cheese bread, which clearly didn't have enough garlic in it. With the beer we got some garlic peanuts which were really tasty. For the main dishes, I had a pleasant surprise - when I checked in through the app, we have received one of the dishes for free :) So we waited a bit, but not too long after the food arrived - and I'm sorry to say... But I wasn't too impressed. Our garlic pasta "Aglio olio", or however you spell it - was far from being the proper pasta and lacked garlic. And our famous "40 tooth chicken" was tasting great, then I got to some cold parts and I thought it got cold because of the salad underneath, and when I got to a frozen part I realized this is not the salad causing this... It's not the kind of thing you expect from a restaurant, and also... As a place which is considered a garlic restaurant, if expect a lot more garlic and some awesome twists in the dishes... And it was really overpriced for what you get. The service was really great, I just wish the food was as good. I guess I won't come to this place again, one time was enough...

I had salmon soufflé and I don't recommend it. This restaurant was way below my expectations. I…read morecouldn't eat much. Edible food but too salty, greasy and not really tasty. Expensive for the quality they offer. Unless you live across the street, or can't find a restaurant that opens very late into the night, you probably should find another place. You will however be able to silence your hungry stomach. Also there may be better dishes but from my experience I can't guarantee that at all.

Great place with outdoors tables but fortunately also indoor tables: While in midst of our dinner,…read morerain started pouring down relentlessly. We were fortunate enough to quickly ask for a table inside before others had the same idea. Tafelspitz, gnocchi and ravioloni (incl. "Saettigungsbeilage") were delicious. The Apfelstrudel - one of the desserts that are hard to come by in the US - was a wonderful reminiscence.

A long-standing German restaurant in a good-looking neighborhood that delivers Ok but not inspired…read morefood. Service is a touch better than the often detached and exasperating Berlin service, but not by much. Overall, no special reason to visit.

The worst German restaurant in Berlin, with supercilious service to boot. Undercooked blood sausage…read morewith overcooked potatoes and washed out sourcraut was just part of the overpriced disaster. Oversized dressing tasteless salad..... SHAME, SHAME, SHAME ! ! !

Wegen eines Geschäftstermines in Wilmersdorf war die Heidelbeere das nächstgelegene Restaurant für…read moreein Mittagessen. Obwohl von außen unscheinbar, war die Atmosphäre beim eintreten sehr gemütlich. Die Räumlichkeiten ansprechend weil sauber, es gibt sogar einen relativ großen und abgetrennten Raucherbereich. Die Bedienung war sehr höflich. Ich habe ein Kohlroulade bestellt (mit Salzkartoffeln) und bin vom Geschmack, der Größe der Portion und vom Preis-Leistungsverhältnis begeistert. Hausgemacht und dampfend heiß war das Gericht wirklich sehr gut. Erwähnen möchte ich auch, dass das Restaurant eine sehr saubere Toilette besitzt. Ich war alles in allem sehr angetan von dem Besuch.

First of all, surprised that whereas there are currently around a hundred reviews in German, this…read moreis the first in English - probably a bit off the beaten track for visitors? Anyway, there are many reasons to make the trek along the Spree through Treptower Park, not least the pleasant location on the river which is means it's attractive to sit outside on a sunny spring or summer day; or for that matter in the depths of winter when it's really cosy down in the hold or in the "Seepavillon" directly by the water with a cosy open fire. We have visited Klipper in all seasons, and the food is consistently good, with an emphasis on fish and traditional German fare - decently sized portions at a reasonable price. We ordered asparagus as it was in season, but on this visit they actually forgot our order. We were sitting there 25 minutes wondering what had happened when the waitress noticed, apologised profusely, offered us drinks on the house and made sure that our food then arrived as quickly as possible - with an extra portion of fish for good measure. So let's agree that this was unusually friendly and excellent service (which is not always the case in Berlin!) Overall: Klipper comes strongly recommended - we'll be back.

I love the place. A wild mix between a German granny's living room and Captain Nemo's hideout…read more The served portions are huge - bring tupperwares along if you do not want to waste the good food. They offer many traditional home-made German specialities, often with a successful modern international twist. Depending on the day and dish the food can however vary between good and extraordinary. Therefore only 4 stars. The beers are wonderful - I love the Molle which I haven't found anywhere else so far.