I've often walked by this place and was always enticed by the aesthetically pleasing allure, so I…read moredecided to give it a try. We only came for dessert and a drink. I ordered a wine, which was decent, but nothing great, and my husband ordered a beer. For dessert we ordered the Kaiserschmarren, and it was AMAZING! Literally, one of the best things I've ever eaten! Now, I would have no doubt given this place five stars had it not been for the deplorable service. When ordering our drinks, the waiter didn't ask the size of beer in which my husband wanted, so he just brought my husband the larger size. When my husband told him he wanted the smaller one the guy rolled his eyes and said ok. I understand the guy may have been annoyed by such a request, but it was both of their faults for not specifying which size, as well as you should never express your disdain for the customer. Not only that, the service was incredibly slow. There were only two other people there, in addition to us, so I would expect to not have to wait 15 minutes to order a drink and another 10-15 to receive it. The waiter never came to check up on us either. We had to go and get him when we wanted something. Despite the horrendous customer service, I would most definitely come back again for the Kaiserschmarren!

So, I was laying over one night between flights, staying at the Quality Inn on Hollanderstrausse in…read morethe Reinickendorf neighborhood just east of Tegel airport, and I wanted dinner in the area. All the restaurant reviews that showed up on my smartphone were in German, and didn't seem too close by. So, I took a long walk up Aroser, across Emmentaler, and back down Residenzestrasse to Hollander. Plenty of Asian quick-food shops but most were closing by 8pm. A couple other pubs didn't look too interesting or foodie. Back at the hotel, I strolled up Baseler Strausse (right beside it) and in one long block stumbled on Schäferstübchen, at the corner of Grindelwaldweg. It's dark and woodsy on the outside, like the cottage in Hansel and Gretel, and I wasn't sure it served meals, as patrons were watching a Euro Cup soccer match outside and I didn't see plates on the tables, but I went in and asked. The lady at the bar spoke a few words more English than I speak German (so, together we had 20 words in common) but asking for wienerschnitzel, chips (fries) and salad was enough to get a fabulous meal. Now, I know that's not in itself a remarkable meal, but it was prepared deliciously in the finest pub style, served promptly before I was half-done with a very nice Pils beer, and with great company in an authentically nice neighborhood atmosphere...for €11.30! Including beer!! (The mushroom sauce on the schnitzel was made with fresh mushrooms.) I will go out of my way to eat there again.

Was recommended to try this place. I love Polish food and it's not easy to come across. The…read morelocation is unassuming and very small, but we sat outside. The lady behind the counter was really nice explaining the different perogis. With the variety of perogis, why not try it all? So, the three of us shared a large plate. I would definitely recommend trying perogis if you haven't already.

We liked coming here over the last year or so for a different kind of pierogi but never again after…read moretoday. The owner's attitude is truly vile. I asked to use the bathroom and he said they didn't have one. I've used it before, never when he was working apparently. I didn't know it was strictly forbidden to use it so I said I had before and he went off on me - "well, it's my restaurant and I say you can't" and other unnecessarily rude things in the nastiest tone. I've lived here a long time, I know Berliner service culture isn't warm, but this was beyond, felt aggressive, and for what? If you have that much of a hair-trigger anger problem, maybe a public-facing business isn't the one for you. I'm a business owner too and if I spoke to my clients in that tone and with so much anger every time they asked an annoying question, I wouldn't have a single one left. We lost our appetites after that, so I wish we hadn't given him our money one more time. Thankfully plenty of other great Polish places in Berlin that aren't run by arrogant, rude people like this.

Horrible service. Didn't tell customers that they take cash only or that kitchen was closed…read more Can't speak to the quality of the food but if the service is any indication - stay away!

Quite dark and stuffy, Food OK. I only write this because they don't accept any kind of credit…read morecards and the service, actually the owner, I think, didn't tell us before and I saw it nowhere written. We would have left right away if we had known. It was only a lucky coincidence that I had enough cash on hand. I told the owner that I will not come back and not recommend this restaurant.

This is one of my favourite Polish style Cafes in Berlin. They serve white cheese pierogi and…read morefantastic soups all classic Polish like Chlodnik! I enjoy the atmosphere here but don't expect grand restaurant style waiters etc because this is a small cafe for specific tastes. There is a small deli attached with typical Polish food even Polish Milk. The Coffee is not 10/10 more like 6/10 if you like that style it's not Refinery coffee you get on Albrecht Strasse!

After visiting with a yelp event, we arranged a meal here with a Polish-food loving friend. Though…read morethe restaurant closes at 8 on Mondays, the shop keeper was kind enough to accommodate our crew a bit late (we called beforehand). We hurried to order and though several things were out (Monday is never the ideal day to dine out) we were pleased with the delicious array of Polish food available and the friendly service.

Very tasty homemade polish food! Pierogi with different stuffings, bigos, grilled meat and sausages…read morebut also very good looking and smelling desserts - if I could I would have tried the whole menu! Very friendly staff and nice location, just a few minutes to walk from the train station "Wannsee". Definitely worth it and hope to get there as soon as possible to try more!

From the owner: We love Polish homemade food, especially Pierogi! Visit "Pierogo" near the beautiful and famous…read moreWannsee just a few hundred meters from the train station and have a cold beer or draft prosecco together with grilled sausages, homemade pierogi, bigos or some dessert! We can also serve tasty food for vegetarians :) See you soon!