We came to Wannsee to visit family friends and stopped for lunch at their favorite cafe. The menu…read morewas only in German so luckily we had translators. I had the onion bread with early wine that was similar to the early wine we had in the Czech Republic. Refreshing and light--more bubbly grape juice-like than a viscous Gewurztraminer and not nearly as sweet. The onion bread was a perfect companion to the wine. They had salads as well as traditional German food but nothing overly heavy. There was a full case of wonderful desserts as well. Seating was available inside and out. The garden was beautiful as was the shop with a great selection of wine available to take. It was different than most German restaurants we had been to (except for Factory Girl in Berlin) and a pleasure to mix healthy with heavy.

My friends recommended me here. The size of the food really…read moreshocked me. Before we went there, we make a call to reserve a seat near the window, and I really enjoyed the scenery outside ;) Hope you guys have a nice experience here

You know and I know you're here for the quantity not the quality. Come here with a group of friends…read moreand have a nice time trying to catch up with all those piles of food served to you (at quite good prices I would say), but don't put high expectations on quality, the food is pretty average.

Great spot in a quiet Berlin neighborhood. We went here on a cool evening in September. Walked…read morethrough the huge beergarden to the front door wishing it were a bit warmer so we could sit outside (it looks like the beergarden rocks in the summer). Greeted warmly and seated even though we had no reservation. They featured a special seasonal menu featuring mushroom dishes (Pilze). I had a tasty mushroom with bacon in a cream sauce over tagliatelle noodles. Yummy. Added a Berliner Kindle "vom Fass". One sip and you know why beer from the tap beats the world's best beer from the bottle (Anchor Steam is my benchmark, so the bar is set pretty high)

Beautiful little restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. We were a party of 4 (2 tourists and 2…read moreBerliners) and we were served by a wonderful waitress, Julia. She translated the menu for us and made a number of very nice recommendations. The marinated ribs were superb. We also had a pork dish. Julia suggested the apple strudel for dessert which we paired with rote gruetze, a German berry dessert. We sat outside and enjoyed a pleasant summer evening.

Excellent food, cocktails, wine and intimate atmosphere. This restaurant was recommended by a local…read morefor great food and few tourists. As this is the only English review, it is clear that Anabelas Kitchen is a well kept secret. The waiters were very fun and informative. Not expensive for the quality of the food and experience. Anabela is the Portuguese - German owner/chef.

My husband and I love this bistro. Adjacent is one of the best patisserie in town. We have been…read morecoming here for years for their mousse chocolat and fruit tarts. French pastries are intense and flavorful, rather than sweet and heavy like their German and American counterparts. Then we discovered the Bauernfrühstuck (farmer's breakfast).- lightly browned potato cooked with egg and bacon and served with seasonal salad topped by a delicately tart dressing and 2 pickle halves. The dish comes with my favorite(!) - baguette with butter from Normandy. I normally never eat white bread or butter, but these are so good that I wolf them down like I'm never going to have them again. The portions are generous and they will gladly bring you more baguette to soak up the rest of the butter. And all this for €7.90. Afterwards, go next door and get some of the best cakes you will ever eat to bring home. Life can hardly get better than this :o)

Sehr sehr sehr unfreundliches und arrogantes Personal und die überhaupt kein Herz für Kinder haben…read more Das Kind ist zu Laut, sie muss ruhig sein. Hier ist keinen Spielplatz und Sie stören die andere Gäste hat die Dame (Besitzerin?) zu uns gesagt als unsere 2-Jährige Tochter am Tisch fröhlich (und nur einbisschen laut) gebabbelt hat. Es gab aber fast keine Gäste da und wir waren die einzigen in dem Raum. Wir sassen da um einen gemütliche halbe Stunde zu haben, aber natürlich war die gute Stimmung und Laune nicht mehr da. Weil alles sehr unangenehm war, sind wir sofort weg gegangen (ohne fertig zu essen oder trinken) mit zwei weihnende Kinder. Hier kommen wir nie wieder!

I've been to Berlin so many times now that it feels like a second home. So each time I visit I ask…read moremy brother to take me to a part of town that I've yet to see. This trip we went to Köpenick and Neu Venedig which was a lovely neighborhood. We stopped in at this café and had coffee and pastries. Typical to German cafés, the pastries were fantastic!

Best café in and around Köpenick! Great salads and espresso, amazing (healthy) cakes, nice…read morelocation, pleasant background music and a very kind service (very uncommon for Berlin).

Enjoyed an outdoor dinner at Gourmet Sud. The solo waiter was great. He was helpful and even…read morerecommended the salmon salad when I asked for a healthy option. The salmon was cooked perfectly. Also, the children's schnitzel and fries were well cooked and exactly what my son wanted. Will definitely return.

Einfach klasse. Wir waren am Sonntag, 4.10. mit unsere Familie im Grünen Baum. Wir waren…read morevollkommen zufrieden und können die Lokalität wärmstens empfehlen. Herzlichen Dank an den Koch und den Service.

Honest, straight forward German fare. Great place if you're hungry. Pleasant, light surroundings…read more Friendly, professional staff. Children, dogs, old and young, all are welcome. Great after a long walk in the woods, or family lunch on a Sunday. Remember to reserve a table. I'll go again.