Cool casual bar we stumbled upon randomly walking around one night kinda off a main st. Cheap…read moredrinks, friendly service and the food looked good although we didn't eat. Seemed like a lot of locals come here. I do appreciate that they have a separate room for smokers so the smell doesn't permeate the non smokers' clothes/hair. Would come back if I was in the area.

A good little place with native süd deutch food. The beer is good as well.read more

Gemütliches Restaurant. Sehr nette Bedienung, super leckeres essen. Wir kommen sehr gern wieder…read more Nachträglich bestelltes essen lies nicht lange auf sich warten, toll :-)

Fabulous ! The food…read morewas really good, the staff friendly, and the price ok. Go for it !

we had a fabulous meal there. The feijoada, veal and fish dishes were all gorgeously presented and…read moretasted delicious. Service was super friendly and professional. This really was a lovely neighborhood restaurant and we would highly recommend it.

Sunday 7/4/19 Sat…read moredown at 8pm, soup took 30 minutes to arrive. Considered leaving at 9pm when soup bowls remained uncleared and no sign of main course. Table of 8 with reservations got up and left after 30 minutes with no drinks or food. At 9.30pm we finally received our main courses. Schnapps offered and refused, One Beer and Two Soups removed from Bill. Staff were not rude, but not really apologetic either- it's just how it is in Berlin. Food was excellent but no communication and ridiculous timescale. Not Exactly cheap either- €54 after starters and a Beer comped.

This was definitely worth the walk. Food was good, service was awesome and friendly. Nice indoor…read moreand outdoor seating.

Great ambiance, excellent service and really good food…read more Probably the best meal I had while in Berlin for a week. The Kaiserschmarrn was like nothing I've tried and is definitely big enough to share.

I get it, it's Germany and Berlin at that, so there's many who attest to having THE BEST schnitzel…read morein order to bring in the tourists, but, Kurhaus Korsakow truly needs to be singled out and at the top of all the lists of excellence to get the attention of all who seek an amazing meal in Berlin. I am a schnitzel lover and have pulled several lists from Yelp! and Kurhaus did not scream at me saying "I must try this place." I have been seeking out a great schnitzel. This is THE place. Since there are many who are allegiant to the culinary delights from here, I can not say its a hidden secret because of the highly devoted following.. I will, however, say it's hidden enough. You must try this place, as it hits all the bases- excellent quality, attention to detail with great people, great food, great prices and all wrapped up in a surreal and perfect atmosphere. Forego the more touristy places and make sure and add Kurhaus to your required list of places to dine. This was an exciting meal

Really good, basic German food. I wish we had a this in the US. It's definitely worth a visit.read more

Lots of options for schnitzel. Loved the neighborhood german restaurant feel. The waiter we had…read morewas quite friendly and spoke excellent English. The only thing I wasn't thrilled about was the beer (though I am a bit of a beer snob so take that comment however you want).

Franconian food in the heart of former east Berlin's Friedrichshain neighborhood. Franconian…read morecuisine is a specific regional identity belonging to the region of Franconia. Think Southern Germany. It is a subtype of German cuisine with many similarities to Bavarian cuisine and Swabian cuisine. I happen to have been to these regions many times over and love the food, though I did know the provinces and the proper names. The smoked pork is roasted to crisp, the sausage orgy dish is funny named and is not for the faint of the heart (it's huge in size). Fried chicken is better than most of American fried chicken, and the potato pancakes are perfect. They are all HUGE in portion and completely wonderful for left over take-outs. When I checked in it had a check in special, but seeing that I did not need that special for coffee, the store owner brought me local sausages as free appetizers. It was quite lovely. For dessert, they had kaiserschmarrn and I ordered it, which I've not had since Prague 2012 and Austria 2001. So that was nice surprise. Fantastic service to boot. The price is extremely reasonable (for Americans anyway). Sometime like this will likely double in price in America. Can't finish them all so I had box to take away. The place attract tourists for reasons I don't know. Or maybe everyone just read the English Yelp reviews and come here. I would love to come back for more.

This was my first meal alone in Berlin and I made ALL of classic American tourist mistakes: didn't…read moreseat myself, didn't tip enough, left the tip on the table, etc. Despite behaving like an idiot baby, I very much enjoyed this meal! I sat on the patio and would recommend this, weather permitting. Next door is a little flower shop so my table was adjacent to some nice plants which really added to it all. I ordered a beer...two beers.... and a pork loin served with potato dumpling, gravy and a side of red cabbage. True, classic German food. It was INCREDIBLE. The pork was perfectly juicy throughout and crispy on top--it just fell off the bone. I sat there for way too long because I was savoring the meal too much. The service was good-- much better than the tip I left reflected. I think that there was some service included in the bill, but I still feel bad.