Had a wedding party there this year, about 80people. We did the course menu not the buffet. The…read morefood and house wine was outstanding!!! The prices are beyond fair for the service and quality you get which leads me to the next point Service The service ist possibly one of the best I ever had. For planning a fairly large party I felt like I had to do nothing but telling what food I want and taste wines!!! Big thank you to an amazing Frau Dutschmann!! Everybody's dish was cooked on point for every single of the 80 people. We had some Gluten Free people as well as vegetarians and a vegan person and lactose intolerant. The Altes Zollhaus took care of every single special case and created an amazing experience! Will definitely go again when I'm back in Berlin and will recommend to everyone who is looking for a party venue!

This is a super place to celebrate a special occasion or just to be whisked a thousand miles and a…read morehundred years away to a quiet elegant haven. We sat outside and the warm air and the birds singing in the many chestnut trees all around was magical. The service is top notch: very helpful but yet very discreet. This is the kind of place that feels like an evening at home on a terrace with private help. The menu is refined and full of dishes to be explored.

Very, very cool old school German restaurant and bar underneath the S-Bahn rail lines. Dates back…read moreto the 1920'a Ambiance a 10+ Service is also great. We had Becca who was a rock star. More American than German but don't hold that against her. Huge portions, good food, and beer! When in Rome! (So to speak) Schnitzel was good but a little dry. Used some of my coworkers left over mushroom gravy and that pushed it over the edge. Choose the gravy if you order the schnitzel. Fries were INCREDIBLE. I've never had these cut of fries in Germany and very few places in the States. More of a peeled, corn chip shape, than a traditional fry. Great cook on them and I ate all of them! (Burp). A must stop at least once when in Berlin.

Very nice selection of beers and excellent blend of traditional food with a modern influences…read more Interior is classical Berlin style.

I was in the market for schnitzel when I visited my niece in Berlin last week and she took me to…read moreKlement's. I had excellent Riesling to start and ordered the schnitzel. The food was absolutely amazing and I ate about just every bite! Service was excellent. Highly recommend!

We really enjoyed Klement's! A family run resto with delicious Schnitzels and beer (of course!),…read moreand friendly service from the owner and his wife. We were staying on this block so came by for Sunday brunch, lunch and dinner on our last evening. Hint: Try the tiramisu :))

As my partner and I walked through the adorable streets of Mitte, we were taken by the soft warm…read moreglow of this charming restaurant. Hungry and sleepy, we both decided - this was the one. Inside you are charmed by a cozy, candle lit restaurant with an excellent variety of spirits - both alcoholic and human. Our server Manuel was a great friend, who was quick to give us advice and offer suggestions on wine and the menu. We ordered the roasted vegetables with goat cheese and the veal. Both were exactly what we needed after a long day. After dinner, we stayed for the wine and the company of Manuel. We had a relaxing evening of reflection and anticipation of the next few days on Berlin. All in all a really great experience!

We were looking for a nice restaurant in Berlin that was not too touristy. We found a good…read moreneighborhood that was a little farther away from all the sites, and my friend just started asking people on the street if they knew where we could eat. After a few people couldn't help us, we found these two ladies who directed us to Altes Europa. We wanted traditional German food because we can get better ethnic food back at home. It's down a side street a little farther away from the hustle and bustle, and it was totally worth it. The prices were low given the quality you get. I ended up getting one of the of the most expensive specials they had on the chalkboard that day because it was still reasonably priced. I got asparagus because in the spring asparagus is king in Germany and Austria. It was totally delicious. I also got Apfelstrudel as a dessert and do not regret it. Some of the wait staff were a little distant, but the waiter we got was extremely helpful at explaining everything on the menu. We complimented him before we left. It was such a great meal, and it is totally what you need to have when you come for a visit to Germany.

Fabulous German food. Small authentic atmosphere. Haxe, sour kraut bake and schnitzel were amazing!read more

I went here for lunch the first day of my visit to Berlin and it was so good I went back again for…read morelunch my last day. The place is a little off the beaten path and has a low key neighborhood vibe. I've tried the Pork Goulash (weekly special), Meatballs and Potato Soup with Sausage. All were excellent. Of course, they have a good beer selection as to be expected in Berlin. I'm surprised by some of the negative reviews. I went when it wasn't very busy and the service was great. I guess I could see how it might be slower at busy times since it seems they have a small staff. In that case I'd just recommend ordering some beers while you wait!

Many stalls with food options but you have to fight for seating. Bathroom is donation basedread more

Allgauer Buble Bayrisch Hell is the name of the beer that I had, noted…read more I like the beer selections and the open seating. Something with beer and hearty German food, is satisfaction on the hefty, comfort level. Sauerkraut complimented well with the pork and think crisp skin, and gravy. Stuffing was shaped as round balls. Yum!

Not the best spatzle I've had, I probably wouldn't go back. Got the plain kaisespatzle, not as good…read moreas others I had in Germany.

A nice quiet place I found while I was walking around Alexanderplatz and needed to burn some time…read morebefore my flight. I needed my last Germany meal to be official. Huge schnitzel with spätzle and mushroom cream sauce. It was a little salty but very delicious and I'm surprised I liked it as much as I did. Restrooms in the basement were very clean, staff was kind and service was fast.

Wish I could give it 0 stars- racist staff, came in and asked for a table to two at 7PM- was told…read morewe don't serve you and left. There's a reason they don't have recent reviews.

My wife and I love this place. If we lived nearby we would go here every day. We were in Berlin for…read more4 days and we came here every single night. It's everything we wanted and more. When we travel, we try to find indigenous places that give us the real feel of the culture, history, and local fare. This was all of the above. And more. It is a crime that this place is called a dive bar. It's the oldest bar in what used to be East Berlin, for crying out loud! It's over 100 years old! It's so amazing! It's this little corner bar with outdoor and indoor seating. The inside is all warm and cozy and welcoming with all these little rooms in the back with cute and intimate seating with the wooden shutters that look out into the street and candles on the tables. The menu is just straight up local bar food. It is unapologetically straightforward. This isn't some fancy hipster gastropub that's trying to break new ground and bend the limits of what a bar can blah blah mumble frumpkin doop dump scuttlebutt. No. None of that. Get that out of here. This is a wonderful little piece of history and adorableness that is untainted by modernity and should stay that way. Enough of that though. The food is just ok and it's not trying to be anything more. It's crazy cheap all around and the drinks are gigantic. Titanic even. You get the same amount of beer for $3 here that you would have to pay $10 for in the US. It's amazing. So, so amazing. We love it. We love you Metzer Eck. Also the service was great and friendly. Go here!