Essen viel, aber schlecht Schnitzel waren bei allen vier…read moretrocken Gefrorenen Kausergemüse wie vom Supermarkt und nichtmal etwas verfeinert. Bratkartoffeln waren noch ok. Die Convenience Jägersauce war aufgewärmt, schlecht, salzig. Der Service sollte mal nachdenken wer am Ende das Gehalt bezahlt und ein Lächeln kostet nichts. Das Ambiente ist nichtmal Retrospektive, sondern einfach nur alt und abgenutzt. Also ganz sicher nie wieder.

Clean neat great service schnitzel was fantastic xxxxxxxxxxx. Xxxxxxxxxxx…read more Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Visited this restaurant with a large group so anything I add, that should be kept in mind as…read moreservice might have been different because of the size of our group. We ordered our mains ahead of time- I got a pork schnitzel with fries and it was pretty good, about what I would expect. I got an apple strudel for dessert and I was pretty underwhelmed. If you like a sweeter dessert, I'd recommend the diced pancakes. I wouldn't mind going back and it's in a nice spot in Köpenick.

My friends and I were on a weinersnitchel adventure, and a fellow food writer had told us this was…read morethe place to go for an authentic meal. We piled into Louis on a cold winter night hoping some shnitz and brew would warm us up. Our waitress, who was very helpful, told us it would be best to split the massive meal as it was too large to be eaten alone. Only one of our party braved ordering a "mini" schnitz, which ended up being pretty freaking' ginormous. The rest of us split the fired pice of pork with cheese and tomatoes on top and even then, we couldn't finish it. Now, for my American readers out there let me warn you: Weinersnitchel is kind of like a Bloomin' Onion. You eat it once in your lifetime, then never again despite its amazingness. The reason being is that it's likely 3,000 calories (per serving, and it's easily 2 servings). So enjoy it once, because afterward you'll feel as guilty as a contestant on Biggest Loser eating a donut after a workout. Since we split the food and got a couple drinks apiece, it was pretty much a bargain. The warmth of the restaurant made us extend our meal as long as possible.

Biggest schnitzel of Berlin recommended the menu. Oh boy, we tried. We couldnt finish. We are…read moreconvinced it is the biggest, quality of this particular schnitzel could have been better. The other dish with schwein filets was great. Waitress was also excellent.