What an amazing experience! First off this small french restaurant has everything you could hope…read morefor from a small dimly light classic cafe feel to amazing food and service! It is very inconspicuous from the street but the food here is delicious. Our waitress was amazing at recommending entries and very personable. The highlight of the meal was definitely the lamb. I would definitely make a reservation be it is a small restaurant. Amazing wine list as well and don't skip dessert!

One of my favorites places in Berlin. It's like being back in France instantly. The place is like a…read moretypical bouchon Lyonnais, with typical dishes like quenelles de brochet. The menu is pretty short, it's all fresh and cooked on order. The house wine is €9 a pot, and pretty good. This place cures my homesickness pretty well. Bravo et merci.

fair price for the quality of the ingredient. Amazing wine selection. chill and intimate…read moreatmosphere. Highly recommended!

Another hipster hidden gem, great simple industrial deco, simple menu yet delicious - lamb was…read morefabulous. Nice service, totally recommend.

Came here the day after relocating to Berlin and I was kind of in a funk but holy moly this place…read morecheered me up and I was so excited for my time to come in Berlin - granted I'm realizing not all places are as excellent as Lipopette, which just means I have to come back here more often. Tiny and cozy interior, hip servers, and rich, cheesy, absolutely-worth-all-the-calories-French food. Maybe I will come back with a foodie date!

A crepe in the morning makes me inner smileread more

Amazing food!!!! Super!!! Thé server Julia was very nice!!! Will definitely be returning again…read moresoon.!!!

Hidden gem. CASH ONLY. Great for dates…read more North African/French cuisine, with nice wine assortment. My bf & I are meat lovers & enjoy the mixed grill platters, oriental meat platter (with lamb, merguez, cous-cous, chicken, etc.)- as well as the angus roast beef steak drizzled with red wine/orange sauce & sides of green asparagus & roasted potatoes. For vegetarians, you'll also find stuff on the menu. Something for everyone... The dessert of the day was holunderberry mousse (normally lavender mousse, but they ran out on Sunday evening) on a "himbeerspiegel" (raspberry mirror). Extremely rich, creamy, yet fluffy & delicious... Again: Romantic place, great for dates- preceded or followed by a walk along Maybachufer riverside. The lighting is also warm, dark & sexy- again: perfect for looking your best/most enticing on a date...(you're welcome, ladies.). :-)

This place was a gem to find in Berlin. This very small restaurant was absolutely amazing. One…read morelady who's English was so so made us feel right at home. You felt like you were someone's living room and they had tables set up. There is no menu to order off of. They have a set menu . It changes daily. You could have meat or fish. You get soup, salad, appetizer and main dish. The food was so fresh and fantastic! The soup you go help yourself where it's set up. It was onion soup and wow was it good! The salad they brought out was so fresh and they give 3 different vinaigrette's to choose from. All 3 were very good. We had a beef carpaccio appetizer and the main dish was pork knuckle. I can't say enough how good this place was!

Wow, the sweet scent of a delicious meal in Kruezberg....really thought this place would be…read morespecial, but it underwhelmed. Limited daily menu. Bland dishes. 9pm and some dishes sold out, which is perhaps a nice model to keep a small daily menu made from fresh ingredients. Schnitzel was only ok. Served luke warm, no lemon, no sauce, cold potato salad. Soup was boring curry bean soup, served cold. Green salad was nice, and I really appreciate a nice fresh salad! They forgot to bring us our warm appetizer, maybe they were sold out. The apple tart was also dull and tasteless. Sorry

If you've never had flammkuchen, I can't think of a better place to try it than the Hugo Ball…read moreFlammerie & Bar. I had a fantastic evening with friends and family at this casual, but very comfortable, café in Neukölln. Flammkuchen (literally, flame cake) is an oven-baked crispy crust with toppings, which sounds a little like pizza - but to even make that comparison is almost insulting. It's a German regional specialty topped with the most delicious things you can imagine. Take the S-Bahn 41 or 42 to Sonnenallee. It's right across the street from the station. And consider saving a bit of time for a stroll through this interesting neighborhood in Berlin.

Great flammkuchen, very cozy environment, with candles, table wine , interesting cocktails and…read morekraeuterschnaps. Salads are delicious. We bring our kids, and the staff is welcoming of them. We love our new neighborhood restaurant!

Melt is a wonderful casual place to enjoy great French crepes and Galettes in Berlin…read more The neighborhood is vibrant and offers a lot of entertainment which makes it convenient for a snack. I had the Goat cheese and egg Galette (which is basically a savory crepe) and enjoyed some complementary water on tap, which is a rarity in Berlin. The woman working there is French and super friendly and knowledgeable. Wonderful food and overall experience with a lovely patio to sit outside.

Most authentic crêpe I had in Berlin with heavenly silky homemade caramel sauce…read more Warm little café with few seats, also offer other French patisserie, cheese cake, croissants... I didn't get to try though, but I'll be back for the caramel and perhaps try something else next time :D I chose to go on a rainy weekday afternoon, so it was not crowded at all. They offer takeouts and I've seen a few deliverymen came and picked up the orders. The service was really nice and the cook sang along with the music while making my chai latte! I love it when the cook enjoys his work! 3 minutes after ordering my food, I was already enjoying the first bite of the incredible caramel. Chai latte was bland, so I will not order that again.

The French pastry looked very tasty, but the service was so bad we ended up leaving before eating…read moreanything. There were two servers, with very few customers to serve, it took them over 15 minutes to come to us, and none of them were able to tell us what was in their quiches. I definitely do not recommend this place and will never go there again... What a shame. The cook should simply find him better servers.

This was one of my favorite go-to restaurants while studying in Berlin!…read more My friends and I always walked by this place on our search for food, and were always tempted to try. There were always a lot of people sitting outside and eating (when the weather was still pleasant). So one day we finally tried it, and we were hooked. The steak and the salmon, nommm. I wish we tried the mussels, because we saw them a few times, but then we never saw them on the menu? or something. Some awkward times though, hearing them speak french, wanting to speak french, but then using half german half english.

C'est charmant, dudes!!…read more A simple, relaxing, authentic location. The moment you come in you feel that men rule this place. No look is the look, which is not bad at all. You stop at the counter behind which the food is being cooked, choose among the two or three dishes of the day (changes one-two times a week), a couple of Tarte Flambee (very tasty but not especially large) and several constant dishes (lots of meat meat). Then you walk to the table collecting on your way a knife and a fork from an old buffet and wait till the food is served. You can also order a glass of table wine to accompany your meal. What I especially like about this place is that the drinks they sell are all bottled in glass. Since I am a big enemy of plastic bottles I consider this as a special bonus. All in one: tasty, relaxing, pretty fast (though you still have to wait for the food a bit), good for visiting with friends or on your own and pretty inexpensive. Bon appétit!

This was my second time and only to give a second chance. I third chance certainly not. Simply…read moreawful. Whoever knows how French people how they celebrate "cuisine" (!) well understands my comment. This has nothing to do with French cuisine!!! As an example we had onion soup which was: sour vinegar & undefined vegetables(!) and nothing else(!) simply terrible, then we were waiting over one hour for "Tatar Steak"... scary. All things inside except what you could expect Tatar Steak !! Plus simply not acceptable problem : raw egg (according to the law, obliged to be announced and we found it in our meat...). The waitress doesn't understand anything being just a poor little student helper, and the chef looks bewildered when one asks for French mustard #Dijon... nothing French about this place. And whenever I pass around there is no French person in 100 square meters. For a very good reason. This is anything, but not French!! stay away.

Very pretty restaurant in a very nice area. The service is more German than French, but the food is…read moregreat. The starters especially superb. Not a lot of vegetarian options, but if you're into meat or fish, you're good.