I was pleasantly surprised by Cafe Extrablatt! It looks like a tourist trap, and while it…read moredefinitely caters toward tourists, I quite enjoyed the food, beer, service, and outside seating. My friend and I took a day trip to Potsdam and stoped by Extrablatt for lunch before going to Sansoucci. We asked to sit outside to enjoy the sunny day and were seated immediately. We were a bit surprised at the number of menus (3-4 on the table) and had plenty of food options to choose from! I ended up ordering the Italian currywurst, mostly out of curiosity, and thoroughly enjoyed the twist on a classic German dish. As I don't particularly enjoy beer, I decided to try a fruit beer, which was much more to my taste. The only downside to my experience was the smokers sitting upwind of us, but I suppose that's inevitable in Europe.

Came during springtime and was pleased with the outdoor seating available on the street. Enjoyed a…read morequiet meal with a couple of drinks. Semi touristy with the menu available in both German and English. The German menu had thorough explanations of the meals.

L. A. Cafe is a breakfast spot located in the Intercontinental Berlin hotel. It has a great…read morebreakfast buffet with a huge variety of foods. There is an egg bar where you can get freshly-made omelets, scrambled eggs, or other egg options. (I don't eat eggs, but my colleagues had nothing but good to say about their eggs.) You can find American breakfast foods, such as excellent bacon and sausage. There are good choices of breads and cereals, including croissants that you must have more than one of because they are so good. How much butter goes into them? I did not ask. Good selection of juices, coffee, and tea, of course. The buffet is not cheap: we paid 43 Euros each day we ate there. You can make hotel reservations that include breakfast, and the cost adder is less than 43 Euros. You just need to eat every day to justify the expense. I don't think it will be hard to eat daily.

Come here if you'd like to experience a breakfast fit for a Capitol denizen from the Hunger Games…read more (Hint: order the breakfast when you book the hotel. It can be much cheaper.)

Such a great burger! Fresh and flavorful. Love it!!!!! I…read moredefinitely recommend this as the best in the area.

What we ordered: 1) Angry Mushroom burger (veggie) 6.90€…read more2) Big Kahuna 9€ without cheese + guacamole 1€ + teriyaki onions 0.40€ 3) sweet potato fries 3.50€ 4) Martha sauce combo 4.50€ What was good: 1) Aioli and truffle mayo sauce! What could've been better: - the food is pretty greasy, oily and heavy - the veggie patty was a bit too oily Overall good taste. Solid burger. I personally prefer my buns to be a bit like a croissant or butter brioche which was not the case here. There is only one type of bun to choose. I personally liked the meat burger more. Can't go wrong with Martha's but also not a super special burger!

Delicious Southern food and attentive service at a restaurant in Berlin? Well, those are two things…read morethat I thought I'd never find in this city! Tucked away in Prenzlauer Berg, Southern Vittles is an authentic restaurant that checks all of the boxes. I haven't done much soul food exploring stateside, but one of my brunch go-tos is chicken and waffles. And since it's swept the nation from coast to coast, I've had to put up with various quirks, ranging from dry chicken to a stingy amount of overpriced chicken. But this was some of the best chicken and waffles I've ever had. The chicken was so tender that it stole the show, but the sweetness from the maple syrup made it taste even better. (Part of me wishes that the maple syrup hadn't been drizzled onto the chicken in the kitchen and that it would come on the side, but the chef poured the perfect amount, so I can't really complain.) And because I came on a weekend morning, I got to enjoy the bottomless coffee service. It doesn't seem that special because it's from your standard coffee machine, but what really made it stand out was how the owner would walk around with the coffee pot and ask if I wanted a refill. (Alas, it reminds me of how servers in the U.S. constantly come around for water refills...!) And the coffee also tasted better than some of the burnt excuses for coffee that some fancier places in the city sell, so don't look down on a simple cup of joe. Speaking of the owner, he provided the best service that I've ever experienced in a Berlin restaurant. The small talk (imagine that!) made me feel like I was back home in the U.S. The prices (given the exchange rate) made me second guess that feeling a bit, but I can't deny the deliciousness of the meal or the friendliness of the owner.

Only leaving this review to say sadly this spot is closed :(…read more It's been replaced by an Indonesian place that's pretty good but damn was i looking forward to some green fried tomatoes with cheese grits

From the owner: Nach Chicago, New York und Los Angeles sind wir die 1. in Berlin, die das Original US Prime Rib…read moreanbieten. Seit dem 1. September 2018 gibt es The Wilson's in einem völlig neuen Look - vorbeischauen und sofort das neue Restaurant und die neue karte testen!

Kullman's definitely had a diner feel to it with the interior, but with even more space. The menu…read moreincorporates various diner dishes and drinks, as well as some German dishes. It's a pretty expansive menu, and they offer English menus. We all ordered different types of burgers, which came with fries and coleslaw. Honestly, everything tasted fine. Nothing super amazing, but not bad either. Although, if you really want an American experience.. I'd pass on the milkshakes. We tried milkshakes in Germany on different occasions, and none of the times have they tasted anything like American milkshakes. It doesn't taste bad, just different. If you're open to trying something different, then definitely go for it. But, if you're expecting it to taste like the milkshakes in the US, you'll be disappointed.

My family and I were lucky enough to come across this amazing gem while visiting Schloss…read moreCharlottenburg in July. Generally when travelling we work to find local cuisine. But what we needed that day was a quick lunch and something that our 8-year-old would eat quickly (she tries a lot of food, however, when tired it can get a bit more difficulty). Bennywood was great. Wurst/hotdogs and Americana! What a fun little restaurant. It's fast and the food was good! Benny and his wife Angela were friendly and we enjoyed spending time chatting with them. The décor was fun and funky with a lot of Hollywood memorabilia. Don't miss the bathroom!!! It's a gem. Please visit the next time that you head to the Berlin area. You won't be disappointed!

Here's the thing. When you walk in with no reservation and they still make it happen for you in…read moreseconds, that is service. When the burger arrives and it's so juicy, delicious, and memorable, that's quality dinner. When the vibe feels Germany meets America...that is solid environment. And when the amazing waitress offers a shot in a way to thanking for the generous tip, then shares one with you so you aren't doing a shot alone since others in your party couldn't partake...you have a place that is worthy of returning to. Go. Don't consider. Just do. And maybe make reservations to avoid just needing to be lucky like we were.

Go for a local beer and maybe some fries but please for the love of everything good and holy, do…read morenot waste your money on a burger. They are just 2 inch thick blocks of flavorless, uncooked beef. Would not recommend. The ranch was good though!