Block House Berlin - Solid Steak, Great ValueBlock House in Berlin is a winner for juicy steaks at…read morefair prices. The garlic bread is crispy, service is friendly, and the vibe is cozy. Perfect for a no-fuss, tasty meal.

It's nice the service was top notch the stewards were very nice and they were polite every bit of…read morethe way for sure recommending this spot always and I hope that more people can check it out to try

Ich habe hier einige der besten Abendessen überhaupt genossen. Die Cocktails sind auch…read morehervorragend. Ich kann es kaum erwarten, wiederzukommen.

Amazing just like the reviews mentioned. Service was beyond excellent. Met all of our expectations…read more Bring cash as this restaurant does not take major credit cards.

They got you. Start to finish they'll make sure you enjoy your meal and experience. Try it out when…read moreyou're in town.

Was good to be able to speak English as my Germans not. So good but they understood Dutch which…read morehelped, the place was quite and cozy! Bike parking was available.I took the table outside Food was fantastic and got a side of vegetables aswell, they gave me a steak knife aswell which was good plus the vettus beer

Great traditional German food restaurant with traditional atmosphere and magical outside seating…read more Amazing flavor profile for the traditional weinerschnitzel. It was nicely prepared, but it came with a side of cranberry jelly. A all dab on each bit of the weinerschnitzel is a food marriage made in heaven! I swapped out the side of potatoes for a side of spatzle. Green onion was mixed into the spaetzle and made it in the top list of spaetzle for me.

I came here because of the over a thousand google reviews. Nothing great, not bad, but could have…read moredone without eating here. Friendly staff. I got the steak plate with gravy and onions on top.

After a lot of schnitzel in Munich, I was ready for a change of pace in Berlin so I searched Yelp…read morefor a steakhouse where I could get a nice ribeye and Block House showed up as a place that was highly rated as well as super close to my hotel! I came in around 6:00 and it was starting to fill up. Rather than take a table, I sat at the bar near the front which had about six or seven seats. I got a beer right away and because I'd looked at the menu online (they have an English menu on their website) I knew I wanted the rib eye master cut. The steak came with a salad, which was good (although heavy on the raw onions, luckily I wasn't kissing anyone later) as well as a baked potato and garlic bread. The master cut comes with freshly grated horseradish that really added an extra boost to the already flavorful rib eye. The steak was tender and even though rib eyes are by nature fatty, this one had the flavor without too much extra fat. I liked it a lot. I also liked the extra sour cream they provided and ate every last drop! The waiter convinced me to order some chocolate lava cake for dessert and it was also good. In the US, they usually serve cake like that with a raspberry sauce and I'm just not a fan of raspberries. However, this came with a blueberry sauce which was perfect. The best thing is that for a beer, a big bottle of sparkling water, the steak and the cake, my total bill was €43 or just under $50 and that is what I would have paid for just the steak back in NYC. The service was also very friendly...maybe they get a lot of tourists or something but it was probably the friendliest service I had in all of Germany. I'm a big fan of the Block House!

This is a stake house and it is very pricey for German restaurants. Steak prices are the same as…read morein the US at this place. In fact you might end up better in the US. However, their steak burgers and their local beef they use are amazing. Also their French onion soup on the appetizer side was very good (not the best i had in Germany). Steaks are good, but not goid enough for what you pay. This place is always busy at the Alexanderplatz due to international foot traffic. There are other lical options in the area where you can eat a good dinner for less than half. Try Schloegl nearby for outstanding local fare for under 15 Euroes with tip.

We had s great experience at this restaurant. Chris, our server, was very friendly and attentive…read more He made recommendations and ensured we had a great experience at the restaurant. The food was very good and if you have a beef craving this is definitely the place to get it satisfied. The meat was very good as were the french fries. I ordered a hurricane and was surprised to see that it was yellow. (The original hurricanes or at least the ones in New Orleans are red) I decided to try it anyways and it was so tasty. I was really happy with the drink and the unique take on it. I had not ordered a hurricane outside of the US before and even though the drink was not what I was expecting it was very good and I would order it again. A nice straightforward restaurant to check out if you are in Berlin.

Been waiting for an hour. They make you pay upfront so you can't just leave. Another person got a…read moresummer garden salad that was supposed to come with a peach dressing without any dressing at all. After returning the salad it came back with a balsamic dressing. The burgers seem to be alright but this wait is way too long.

Amazingly comfortable seats. Probably the best restaurant we went to in Berlin. Prompt service…read more Amazing food!! Definitely recommend.

A group of us came to celebrate the end of a week long meeting. We had wanted to try a steakhouse…read morein Berlin for sometime. Among four options, this was the only one where we could make a reservation for 7. The atmosphere was relaxed, not pretentious that some steakhouse could be. The menu was simple. 6-7 kinds of appetizers. 3-4 kinds of salads. There was no seafood tower or oysters that we often find in the US steakhouses. The meats are dry aged. We didn't find filet mignon, maybe it was the translation. We all ordered entrecôte. For 300g, about $45-48 depending on €/$ exchange rate. Three medium well, three medium rare and one well done. All were on the rare side. There weren't many sides to choose from - fries, potatoes, green bean that's all. We will try a different steakhouse next time.

I've eaten at some amazing steakhouses around the world and La Maison de L'entrecote holds its own,…read moreespecially when compared to the other dining options in the immediate area. We "splurged" on our last night in Berlin, although it was inexpensive in comparison to places like Mastros and Del Frisco's in the US. That said, the gentleman's cut was rather fatty, but being that I am on a ketogenic diet, no complaints from me. The 400 gram gentleman's cut was enough for two to share considering we ordered three side dishes and a side salad. We were stuffed by the end of our meal - the most satisfying meal we had all week. I mean, really...how many crispy pork knuckles and schnitzels can one person eat before giving up on life? The steak was a nice treat because I was more than ready to switch things up. The steak was perfectly seasoned and a perfect medium rare. All the sides were well prepared. I did sneak in a bite of my mom's rosemary potatoes just because I had to be able to comment on them - they were delish but something I would pass up on and opt for the mushrooms instead because the mushrooms were FANTASTIC. I also have to note that the olive oil that is served with the bread is incredible. Made me wanna eat the bread but I refrained and lived vicariously through my mom. Seems like such a simple thing but having quality olive oil that is lemon-garlic infused makes a difference between ehhhh and mmmmmmmm. Only dessert option was Crema brûlée which I can't eat due to an egg allergy, so that was a bummer. We were a little annoyed that people who got seated after us received their food well before us, but the waiter rationalized it by the size of our steak...I don't know if I buy it. But, fine whatever. Service in general was pretty slow but I think that's just a German thing. We waited over thirty minutes for our bill once we were done eating. I recommend making reservations as many walk-ins were turned away. 1 glass of wine + 2 cups of tea + 1 400g steak + 4 sides = $70+ before tip. I would say, that's an affordable steak dinner.

This is a hidden gem. -Location: Close enough to…read moreAlexanderplatz but far enough from its noise. -Decor: upscale and quiet. Quite romantic. Please do not let the cow statue at the door give you a bad impression. I misjudged it. -Service: very attentive -Flavors: although it is mostly a steakhouse, even vegetarians will be satisfied. We had Argentine steak as main courses and sides of risotto, potato gratin, french fries and a salad (for the diet ). Food was very very tasty. Risotto was good, despite being made in a steakhouse . Portions were of decent size. -Prices: on the higher side from what I have paid in Berlin. If you are coming from the USA, pricing is moderate by Miami or San Diego standards, but you are getting a much better product here. -Why not 5 stars? The creme brulee. Great texture but not sweet enough (a little bland). Would return on my next trip to Berlin

Amazing steakhouse! The service was outstanding - friendly, attentive and very professional. My…read moresteak was cooked perfectly and full of flavor. Beautiful atmosphere and great overall experience. Highly recommended!

Now I haven't tried the "full" experience. Seeing that my dish was served during a 10 minute…read moreperiod, with fries and condiments both needing a separate discussion with the staff to actually get to the table. However the somewhat cold steak looked well prepared and I'm certain that the kitchen staff at least can handle an order for a bigger company. Good selection of whisky but only one rum available. It's one of the places where you have to put "Fine dining" in the logo to actually communicate their ambition. They should really revamp their staff roster.