A surprisingly tasty detour on our return trip to Berlin from a holiday in Northern Germany…read more As my dining partner and I entered the restaurant along B96, we were affronted by a god-awful purple interior accompanied by kitschy decorum everywhere. It was a bad sign. Thankfully the extremely friendly server, who seated us and took our order, more than compensated for the lackluster interior. Much to our surprise, we were pleased to find that the Schnitzel at Schnitzelparadies is indeed divine! Not only is the selection vast but the quality of the meat used is top-notch. Tender and delightful! I opted for the Schnitzel Bologna and thoroughly enjoyed the combination of bolognese sauce with crunchy, flavorful Schnitzel. "I've never had such a good Schnitzel in my life!" exclaimed my friend following his meal. I think that says it all: if you find yourself on the B96 and have a hankering for filling meal, Schnitzelparadies will fulfill your needs!

Sehr schönes Restauran! Nette Bedienung und super leckeres…read moreEssen. 5/5

My friends and I went there tonight. It was our third night in Waren an der Müritz and we were a…read morelittle disappointed with the fare so far, so we were not expecting much. However when we arrived we found the menu catered to everyone (we had a vegetarian and a vegan) and everyone was excited by their choice. It did not disappoint and we all were full and happy by the end of the night. The staff were also exemplary. Would heartily recommend

We asked for a traditional German restaurant and friends quickly recommend this neighborhood gem. A…read moregem indeed as there is also nightly (weekends) entertainment in the menu. Service was friendly and unhurried. Food was very good and match up to the larger size this side of the continent preferred. Old world charm introducing performances of local artist including that of the owners Kans and Gina. Don't walk away without having their "Cold Dog" dessert. A great way to finish an enjoyable evening.

Food that makes you feel at home. Owners are incredibly sweet, and notice if you're a new customer!…read moreThankfully they take card, but i bring cash to give them a tip for their amazing service and good food. Will come back again on my next visit to germany.

I was in the market for schnitzel when I visited my niece in Berlin last week and she took me to…read moreKlement's. I had excellent Riesling to start and ordered the schnitzel. The food was absolutely amazing and I ate about just every bite! Service was excellent. Highly recommend!

We really enjoyed Klement's! A family run resto with delicious Schnitzels and beer (of course!),…read moreand friendly service from the owner and his wife. We were staying on this block so came by for Sunday brunch, lunch and dinner on our last evening. Hint: Try the tiramisu :))

Who doesn't like to be foul-mouthed while dining at a restaurant? The waiters here have, what you'd…read morecall, "Berliner Schnauze", which is a neglectance of politeness the locals are totally fine with. In other words, it's publicly accepted to be rude to the customer, and vice versa. If you're a local, that's what you'd expect when walking into a restaurant. As a tourist, this can be, well, a bit offputting. On the food side: Zeper-tal claims to have the biggest Schnitzel in the area, which is probably true. The meat was tender and overall well tasty, however they drain their Schnitzel in some generic sauce depending on what you order ("Mexiko Schnitzel": topped with carbonara sauce, "Jaeger Schnitzel": topped with some brown hearty sauce) but you can tell that at least the sauce comes straight from the supermarket. Nothing home-made here. This is typical for these kind of local restaurants, and I wish there'd be a stronger sense for taste and authenticity. And less "Berliner Schnauze".