Lovely place and delicious plates. Highly recommend that you give it a go if you are in town.read more

We had just arrived from Buenos Aires, long flight and we were hungry! This place was recommended…read morefor a good and abundant lunch. So it was. It's located in the Gendmarket (beautiful place), the staff were nice and very attentive. The food came in a perfect pace to the table. We had the cold potato leek soup as starter, delicious! As main courses: the steak from fillet of beef and the veal meat balls. Both were very good, very tasty and perfect quantity. We had two glasses of rose and coffee after. It is a bit overpriced. Recién llegábamos de Buenos Aires, viaje largo y teníamos hambre! Este lugar fue recomendado para un buen almuerzo y abundante. Así fue. Está ubicado en el Gendmarket (hermoso lugar), el personal fue muy amable y siempre muy atentos. La comida tuvo un ritmo perfecto en llegar a la mesa. De entrada pedimos la sopa fría de papa, deliciosa! Como principales: la carne con salsa Bearnaise y papas fritas y las albóndigas de ternera con puré de papas. Ambos muy ricos, sabrosos y cantidades perfectas. Tomamos 2 copas de rose y café al final.

Beautiful ambiance and excellent service in this upscale German restaurant that has been in…read morebusiness since 1811. We arrived around 5:00 pm but since we had no reservation, the host informed us we would have only one hour to enjoy our meal before we had to leave. I speak only for myself as i was disappointed in my meal. I do not read German so had difficulty determining what I might want to eat. Our friend said no English menus were provided, so I decided on Vienna Breaded Chicken and salad with a lemon vinaigrette dressing (26,50 €). My plate arrived with three pieces of heavily breaded crispy chicken strips, a lemon wedge and a small bowl with butter lettuce coated with tasty dressing. The chicken, however, was dry and required a knife to cut through it. In the U.S., such chicken strips one might find at a fast-food restaurant like KFC and would come with a dipping sauce to heighten the taste. Fortunately my companions had no complaints about their food, so I'm supposing I simply ordered the wrong offering for my taste and the cost for such a simple meal.

Lutter & Wegner knows how to seduce…read more From the moment I sat down to a table covered in spotless, crisp, starched linen that practically whispered you're in good hands, I knew this was going to be a slow, delicious affair. The Brandenburg duck arrived looking like it knew exactly how good it was. Perfectly cooked, glistening, and confidently posed beside lush red cabbage, a tender dumpling, and a half caramelized apple that leaned in like it had a secret. One bite of the duck and--oh yes--succulent, rich, and finished with skin so perfectly crisp it crackled ever so slightly before melting away. Pure seduction on a plate. Our waiter was attentive in that smooth, unhurried way--patient and charming as I ordered in English, never rushing, always present at just the right moment. The kind of service that makes you linger longer than planned. The atmosphere? Romantic without trying too hard. Candlelit energy, soft murmurs, and the kind of elegance that invites close conversation and another glass of wine. Reservations after 6:00 pm are absolutely necessary--this place doesn't stay a secret for long. Lutter & Wegner doesn't just feed you... it flirts with you.

YUM! Absolutely phenomenal schnitzel, i definitely recommend coming solely to order the schnitzel!!…read moreThe crust was perfectly crunchy, the inside was juicy, and the portion is huge! Overall the experience was super nice, the restaurant felt very homey and I felt welcomed immediately. The staff was super helpful and very very kind

This was close to our Air B&B and we really wanted to have some schnitzel so we were excited to get…read morea table w/o a reservation. My daughter and I both had the schnitzel (I had the smaller "lady" portion) which was still plenty! My husband had a steak with this delicious onion gravy and roasted potatoes. Luckily my husband knows German though because there was not an English menu available. It's defiitely a really cute neighborhood place and we really enjoyed it.

This German restaurant and beer hall is located in the Sony Center and we had our run club…read morecelebration dinner here after running the Berlin Marathon. Had a great time, service was good, the food was tasty, and of course the German brews were delicious. I don't recall a lot about this night after many steins of beer but we had fun! Prost! It is kind of a touristy spot but pricing was reasonable, and the architecture of the space itself is cool to look at.

Wir magst Lindenbräu. Sie sind sehr freundlich und gastfreundlich…read more We came here only a few hours after arriving in Der Hauptstadt. It was a short walk from our hotel and we wanted to see the former Sony Center. We ordered ein Berliner Weißbräu und Riesling... while sitting back to enjoy the roof and its wonderful architecture. Yes, it's worth it. Für Abendessen... wir gingen mit Schnitzel und Berliner Wurst (Currywurst). Both were tasty (sehr lecker) and too much to finish. Sadly, we didn't believe our room had refrigerator to take it all back (it did). Now granted this is a touristy area, the prices seemed very reasonable. So Five Stars and we would definitely come back on our nächster Urlaub.

The food was very fresh and delicious but the service was spectacular. The menus are in both German…read moreand English and every server speaks English, they were also very helpful navigating the menu. Must haves are the Farmers ham with grated horseradish and pickles as an appetizer. The pumpkin soup was amazing with a hint of curry and the main course was the Wiener schnitzel was the star of the experience. The accompanying potato salad was incredibly delicious as well. Overall a great Austrian dining experience, I highly recommend eating here.

4.5 stars! Ottenthal was one of the restaurants I discovered while in Berlin. In particular, what…read morecaught my attention was the fact that it offered, by far, the best schnitzel in Berlin! So, given I was in Germany..and even though I never really dream of eating schnitzel days and nights, I had to stop by this place! I particularly liked that the restaurant offered pretty much very natural/no chemicals food. Everything was fresh and, shall I say, natural/organic...and they were committed to those types of ingredients. I also liked that despite a higher price point than most restaurants in Berlin, the staff were polite, friendly and relatable..and not a stucked up place at all! Now, when it came to the food, I loved all my dishes! The pumpkin soup was so fresh and Devine! The schnitzel..wow..shall I say, crisp and thin..and not oily at all! Eating it together with the side potato salad that was a lil sour and sweet made it a good combination without additional condiments for sure! Lastly, the Baumkuchen was wonderful! I had so much food that night that I ended up having to order Baumkuchen to go..and I was not disappointed at all! Good to try all the good things while in Berlin! Overall, I highly recommend Ottenthal! Sure, as the name suggested, Ottenthal is Austrian town..but hey..schnitzel can also be German! Go try it and you'd taste the differences between this vs other places! Just some minor half star off was due to price (it's slightly high compared to other options out there in Berlin for sure.but hey..tasted sehr gut!!), restrooms are down a set of stairs (pretty common for German restaurants..but I have no ideas how Germany deals with accessibility for disabled population!) and finally..the place is rather small..so make sure to make some reservations so you won't be disappointed if you showed up but couldn't get in!

I was an American looking for Bavarian food in Berlin. Not necessarily easy. Found this incredible…read moreand authentic Bavarian and Austrian restaurant and it was amazing. When I say authentic, the menus are primarily in German, there are trophy heads on the walls, and you can find mostly German families dining. Our waiter was a nice young gentleman who waited on us promptly and was helpful with translating the menu. My daughter and I wanted comfort food and our flavorful choices wrapped us in a warm German blanket. We shared the veal Wiener Schnitzel with Spargel. And although everything was perfect, the Spargel is not to be missed. We also had Käseknödel which is a dense dumpling in butter sauce. It came with a sauerkraut salad which, when the waiter set it down said "Welcome to Germany". Very funny. A delicious experience and worth the travel.

Bad service, the woman who waited us were very slow, not listening to what we were asking and then…read morelater she was complaining about how small our tip were. She ruined our evening. Food was good but I'm not sure we'll be back...

We wanted to try some authentic German cuisine while in Berlin and this spot was conveniently…read morelocated not too far from our hotel. Plus, we were able to get a table right away upon entering on a Saturday evening. We both ordered a beer and started the meal with some traditional Goulash. YUM! Even my husband loved the soup. I chose the sausage platter for my meal and my husband ordered the Weiner Schnitzel. Everything was so good. Lots of food- I couldn't finish. The German potato salad was surprisingly really good! We are big fans now. Our server was awesome and was so attentive to our table despite how busy the restaurant was. This is a great spot!

We wanted to eat here, but it turns out they are closed. I don't know if that's a function of…read moreSunday night or a permanent outcome.

Jolesch has everything you could want from an Austrian restaurant! Great schnitzel, salads, and…read moregoulash

Kinda funny that they will charge a cancellation fee when you call them on the day of the…read morereservation but won't tell you anything about it. Especially in those times with people trying to not get Covid. I guess next time we just come and infect everyone there. Pretty poor service. What a bummer. The food was good. But there are plenty other good restaurants in Berlin.

We came here with some friends when we wanted an authentic meal from the region. We were very happy…read morewith our choice! I'm certainly no expert on Austrian or German cuisine, but what I've been told is that they are fairly similar. That was our finding on going to Austria. We had schnitzel, kspatzel, some lovely German beers, and the number of desserts that it incorporated rhubarb. The place has a very German/Austrian vibe with a lot of dark tone wood, a number of taxidermy animal heads, and some pretty intricate woodwork. They were able to serve our party of eight very quickly, and made for a very enjoyable and comfortable dinner, as we ended up staying there for about 2 1/2 hours. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. There's also a very nice park outside. It was nice to let the kids go run around while we were waiting for the food! The servers were very attentive and took good care of us. I have no idea about other Austrian options in the area, but if you're looking for something classic, this place is one you should check out.

Good solid spot that truly looks like an Austrian cafe. Two great servers run everything and I mean…read morethe bar, the front and the tables so it can get slow so have another of their great beers. I had the fried chicken with perhaps the greatest pan fried potatoes I've ever had. The rest of the table had the small schnitzel which looked great. The dessert however stole the show. I know it's all messed up but I think it's called Kaiserschwsrmen. Sooooooo good! I'd be back in a hot minute. Oh and have schnapps!!!

A small and friendly Austrian themed restaurant, with generous portions. There are chairs and…read moretables outside, though the inside is a little cramped. I first ate here in 2011, and the food and experience is essentially the same! The food is good value, and there are a few veggie options, although it is predominantly meat-based (pork and veal especially, of course, in the form of schnitzel). My most memorable item was a starter of Styrian Bean Salad (like very large red borlotti beans), which sounds a little weird but was in fact stunningly delicious. I had it the second time and it was still as good 13 years later. On my first visit I had the Vorarlberg cheese noodles - tasty, but extremely filling, and the second time the Vegetarian Aubergine (eggplant) schnitzel. The latter worked surprisingly well, and went nicely with the salad. Staff are efficient and characterful - ours was outgoing, engaging and very funny, so treat the service as part of the entertainment (I think the other waiter was a little quieter)! A couple of courses (you won't need any more) and a beer or glass of wine will set you back around €35-45, including service.

Cute little café with lots of sidewalk space, spanning well beyond the storefront. A good array of…read moreAustrian food and some nice Austrian wines by the glass to go with it. While the main dishes were a decent portion, the dessert was HUGE! Die Südtiroler Spinatknödel: Kinda like two huge gnocchi in a nice cheesy creamy sauce. The knödels themselves were a nice mix of spinach, cheese and carbs. Though it looked like just two wouldn't be that filling, it turned out to be the perfect portion. Das Wiener Schnitzel v. Vollmilchkalb: Simple veal schnitzel. Thin, crispy, flavorful. Der Kaiserschmarrn mit Zwetschkenröster: An extremely filling dessert that the server recommended we share. Though for two people, it still might be too much. Took awhile and arrived warm, so I'm assuming they made it to order. Pretty thick chunks of pancakes. Paired great with the plum sauce and vanilla ice cream, though seems like there was a lot more pancake that toppings.