KaDeWe is a big (super)market (6 floors). On the highest floor is a Thai. We ordered as lunch: - Khao Pad Gai (15.90 euro) - Pad Thai Gung (18.90 euro) The drinks are a little bit limited. We bought a simple Coca Cola (2.50 euro/p). The food is fresh prepared ; the portions were big and the taste was very good. read more

Feinschmeckeretage - Khau Pad Gai (with rice) - Delicatessen Near Me - Berlin, BE

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This review is just for the gourmet deli foodcourt but I'm sure the rest of the department store's just fine. I came to KaDaWe deliberately to eat. It is quite foodies heaven up there on the 6th floor - cheeses, meats, seafood, chocolates, bread, pastries, salads, cured meats, brined seafood, caviar, champagne, and the list goes on. It's total paradox of choice here. Deciding what to eat is tough but you just got to pick one and go. I ended up having a trio of salads - seafood, white asparagus and an arugula-cous cous. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gYF8UO0BSEWxxnWEWttv8A?select=6KII7jFAMPpMlixB0QmkZA#6KII7jFAMPpMlixB0QmkZA) I followed this up with some pickled herring and herring in jelly. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/gYF8UO0BSEWxxnWEWttv8A?select=6KII7jFAMPpMlixB0QmkZA#ZJ3OJ90VvIQ9GPI7BZ6nEA) It can be pricey though since everything is by weight and my other ding is I wished they would let you combine plates from all the various stands. I thought there were some really complementary items from different stands but I couldn't put them on one lunch plate. No biggie though - just eat your way through them all. read more

Feinschmeckeretage - Delicatessen Near Me - Berlin, BE

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I have never before gone out of my way to have a meal in a department store but am glad a friend recommended the food court on the 7th floor of KaDeWe. It has an array of gourmet options from traditional German fare to Asian dishes and many delightful sides. The seating area features a large glass wall with a view over Berlin. The only downside to the KaDeWe food court is that their pricing is poorly done. Entrees come with fixed sides so you need to decide between an entree or a sampling of items from the rest of the court. Accepts credit cards. read more

Mouth watering. When my mom and I came here, we didn't even want to visit other restaurants in Berlin. We spent almost a full week in Berlin and we went to KaDeWe just about every day. I had the best currywurst in the lower food court area. Any of the other currywurst stands around Berlin couldn't live up to that delicious meal. The upper food court is huge and incredibly busy during meal time. We could barely find a place to sit. I prefer getting food on the lower level just because it's easier to find a place to sit. You can find amazing food and wines here that you can take with you or consume at your hotel. I'm pretty sure every tourist should and will stop in here. Don't worry about being a tourist. Just make sure to leave your fanny pack in the hotel! ;) read more

I'm not a department store kind of person usually, but Ka De We has a reputation as a foodie mecca, so it was high on my list of places to visit in Berlin. We quickly made a B-line for the 6th floor and spent a good while exploring. You could perch on a stool and eat at the counter of a number of delis and speciality food stands though we opted for dining in the central atrium at proper tables. I'm a table and chairs kinda gal! Not every stand had something to suit vegetarians but it wasn't too much of a challenge finding something great to eat. The standard of cuisine on offer on the 6th floor was exceptional and not unreasonably priced though it was entirely possible to spend 98 euros on a single gourmet blini! We weren't super-hungry on the first visit so opted for a savoury filled buckwheat crepe. It was all kinds of delicious and yet very reasonably priced from 7.50 euros a pop. I had some kind of champagne cider which hailed from Breton and could easily have knocked back a few more of the modestly sized wineglasses full. The next day's meal at Petit Bistro was considerably more hearty/expensive/primped, and equally wonderful. Floor 6 is a veritable feast for the eyes and I could have easily spent a fortune were it not for the fact I was travelling back to Glasgow with an already full carry-on. Probably just as well for my wallet's sake! The Winter Garden buffet on top of the store was floor 7 so we popped up in the lift for a wee nosey. Looks very pleasant if slightly more canteen-like but I'd give it a try if we ever return. Tip 1: The food outlets seem to have menus in English. Ask if you need one and haven't already been offered. Tip 2: If you haven't try currywurst yet, then I'm told the one served at Ka De We is among the best and at around 3.50 euro pretty good value too. Its served next to a bar so you can wash it down with a beer. Floor 6 had all I could ever want out of a department store (food!) and I heartily recommend a visit. read more

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Terrible Italian Restaurant ., The food lacks from Flavor and presentation don't be fooled by the Italians that worked at the restaurant food is awful take your business somewhere else., read more

This review is just for the food hall. - try the oyster bar; great selection, always fresh; the way Germans like it: just lemon, none of that funny vinegar or cocktail business - lavazza coffee shop: super friendly waiter; great coffee and lovely chocolate - the german stall whose name I can't recall: love their beers read more

Kadewe's Food hall is a great venue for sipping on a glass of wine or take a bite. They have a variety of restuarants, I am sure that you Will find something suitable both in flavour and price. Make sure that you don't miss out on meat, sauages and cheesecounters- you can Tell that the quality is High just by a Quick glimpse. read more

Feinschmeckeretage - Crepes with Vanilla Icecream and fruit - Delicatessen Near Me - Berlin, BE

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I could have spent an entire day oohing and awing over all of the gourmet delights here. Meats, cheeses, bakery items, candies . . . I'm getting misty thinking about it . . . read more

My favorite place in Berlin to stock up on American grocery products. It is always crowded with tourists but this never deters me from my mission: Baking soda, Pop Tarts and Toll House Chocolate Chips. (Funny the things you crave when abroad). The Gourmetetage is also the place to find excellent breads, meats, produce and confections from around the world. Worth the trip! read more

Absolutely epic food court. If you're a foodie it's worth a visit. I heard that it is the second biggest food court in a department store in the world? Completely gourmet food. I want to buy it all. Just go...! read more

Understaffed bar Service sucks Over priced What's to like Sat at the bar while bar backs and other waiter bulshitted read more

Words really fail when you try to describe this space in the legendary KaDeWe department store. Every visit threatens to empty my wallet and fill my belly with luxurious food and drink - and so I visit sparingly. The chocolate departments alone are simply dangerous... Luckily, the menus are all in German, reducing my ability to spend money there. read more

Heaven for foodies, walking around, trying to pick sth but u would love to eat everything! My choice was Bouillabaisse, absolutely delicious!!! read more

Feinschmeckeretage - Bouillabaisse - Delicatessen Near Me - Berlin, BE

Delicious Bouillabaisse! Price is decent according to the quality of food. There are different options,you can order bouillon de bouillabaisse with fish inside around 8 euros, bouillabaisse Kadewe for 1 person was 18.50 and it came with extra fish&seafood plate,or you can get fancy and have Bouillabaisse exklusive for around 35. All options are served with crispy baguette with 2 different spreads on it.Wine is good,but quite pricey,around 8.80 for 0.2glass. Totally recomended if you feel like forget daily worries and have real culinary experience :-) read more

Feinschmeckeretage - Bouillabaisse Kadewe for 1 person - Delicatessen Near Me - Berlin, BE

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Honestly, I didn't fully believe the reviews. You have to go and see it to believe it if you are from North America. I had a magnificent Chicken Cordon Blue with piping hot fries and a superb salad. It was the best version I have ever had! Highly recommended if you are a foodie. read more

I would recommend skipping the shopping and go straight for the elevators and go to the food court at the top. VERY fresh food where you can choose from hot and cold salads, scrumpcious soups, hot entrees, a fruit bar, a juice bar, a dessert bar - pretty much anything you can think of. The prices are comparable to an higher end grocery store e.g. Central Market but the quality is A+. Go early - it's always crowded!!! I highly suggest getting the freshly squeezed beet and carrot juice - trust me, its delicious and packed with antioxidants! read more

Harrods like shopping mall, with gourmet department on the 6th floor and restaurant-stands all around. I enjoied the meat section (with their great pork/veal schnitzels), the smoked fish section (with their ready-to-go sandwiches) and the french/bouillabaisse section (a bit expensive but worth a try). highs: taste, selection lows: price, sometimes crowded My favourite: see above read more

This review is for the food hall only, as I was not very impressed with the department store. The food hall featured every kind of food one could imagine- there was so much food to choose from I had a really difficult time deciding what I wanted. Their pastries are fresh and beautifully decorated. It was similar to Harrod's food hall in London (although not quite as extensive). read more

Excellent fine foods sortiment. The staff is well trained and therefore professional. The products are showcased and well arranged. Unlike many would expect, it's food and drink section ain't that expensive! read more

Put simply, I have never been to a department store that brought me such joy. You may feel as though you've died and gone to culinary heaven just by walking through the food section. I would spend the kind of time here that people recommend for the great museums of the world if I had a chance. read more

The food court in the wintergarten is truly amazing. Such a wealth of selection in deli goods, seafood, cheeses, and pastry, among other things. The oyster bar is fantastic with a great wine list. Lenotre also has great bread and pastry. For Americans, a good analogy to this place would be Eataly in New York. read more

The place in Berlin to eat, browse and find that hard-to-find ingredient that has been missing in your cooking. Pricey but definitely worth it. Love the Lenotre bakery. read more

When a place impresses you just by its food court, you know it's going to be a good time. The currywurst (and the beer, of course) I had were delicious. The wintergarten in particular is quite a sight. As it attracts something like 40,000 people a day, it is of course busy, and hard to find a spot to sit sometimes, but it's definitely worth the trip - it should be a required stop for any tourist to Berlin. read more

Check out the oyster bar. Best oysters in Berlin by far. Good selection and great pairing wines available by the glass. Since they have serious turnover, the freshness is there. read more

One of the most incredible and elegant foods court in Germany. The entire floor is devoted to restaurants and places selling every kind of food, bread and pastry. We had trouble finding a place to sit at Zum Fischkutter. Sensational fish and seafood. Great atmosphere and friendly service. Expensive but delicious. I had baked Prawns done Provencal in style. Baked in a casserole with herbs, tomatoes and a beautifully browned bechamel on top. Cooked perfectly, rich and wonderful. My partner had a small whole Turbot. Also delicious if a bit messy..he had to filet it off the bone. Came with a salad. Great bread. Fantastic glass of Chablis. 67.30 euros Expensive but worth it. read more

We went straight to the sixth floor to see the highly recommended food court. There were so many restaurants to eat at from seafood, Asian, desserts, and more. In addition, there were so many things to purchase. All of the baked goods look amazing. Highly recommended just to check out the shopping. read more

We went here once a month or so to sample the different seasonal foods available at the restaurants upstairs. It's really pricey and really Bourgeois to eat here, so don't tell anyone you like it. Just go there, get something exotic, enjoy the view and the experience and then say you've never been so that you don't lose cred with the indy Berlin crowd. read more

Gourmet food at gourmet prices. We visit the fish counter most and the food is a real treat but €20 and upwards usually. But you know it is going to be the best you can get. Very bustling and there's lots of other choices - anything you can think of! Plus cake and coffee to take away. A must in Berlin. read more

was very fun to check out, though the food cafeteria on the top floor wasn't really worth the price. check out the other eating options inside read more

So much amazing high end food to pick from! How do you even choose? We got a slice of cake from (one of the many) dessert bars and some gnocchi from the italian bar. So fun. You can get anything you want here....if you have money. Ritzy and sparkly and fun. Very crowded though. read more

sensory overload at KaDeWe.. everything you could ever think of eating is one single & place seafood selection is top notch.. and dont forget a visit the French pâtisserie for dessert. read more