A German restaurant trying to capture the feel of an Argentinean one with a menu featuring only…read morebeef and nothing else. The meat is high quality and prepared well as other reviewers have noted, though not inexpensive. Wine is expensive for what it is, which is perhaps a description for the entire restaurant. Typical German service. We wanted to like the restaurant though found the value for cost somewhat skewed.

Wow. Finally got there for beef. We have been in for wine and snacks and loved the atmosphere…read more They sell out of beef without a reservation. But we got lucky and had a delicious plate of meat and a heavenly salad, light and aromatic. This salad stays in my head. I was so pleased NOT to receive a fat plate of potatoes or fried with my premium cuts of beef. The vegetables in this bowl actually tasted like vegetables. Something you don't often get in this climate. And the dressing I could have bathed in. Oh and the pepper sauce for the filet! Zero complaints!

Absolutely the best food I've had since I've been in Berlin. The Ribeye was juicy, tender and…read moreperfectly seasoned. Generous portions so you won't go away hungry.

From the outside, the place doesn't look too promising - and might I mention, based on the interior…read moredecor, I was convinced the food would be nothing more than mediocre at best. I ordered a rib eye (medium-rare) with a baked potato because I figured if the steak was too bad to eat, I'd be safe with the baked potato; I mean who can mess up a baked potato after all, right?! Well, turns out I didn't even need the darn potato after all. The steak was cooked so well, and had so much flavor that I ate almost the entire steak! Now, I'm sure this isn't an award winning cut of steak, but it's way better than any place like Block House. Not to mention, really cheap for a steakhouse. Regardless as to how the place looks, the food and the service was impeccable for a quiet, casual dinner.

There were several seating options around noon on a Thursday. I had the goulash soup, fried…read moremushrooms and a ribeye. It was okay but nothing spectacular. Maybe I need to try other items as well. The mushrooms were fried in batter and I wasn't too crazy about them. The goulash soup wasn't fresh but the steak was good. It's inexpensive for a steakhouse.

Delicioso! I really wish I could've taken more of these empanadas home. I had the 3 empanada +…read moresalad combo for 9 euros. While the salad was minimalist, the empanadas were pretty gloria-ous! Especially loved the Argentinian specialty fillings, called cerdo agridulce and patagónica.

Loved it, service was good and the food too, a bit salty, depending on your taste. Prices are also…read moregreat and the lunch combo is a bargain.

OK: So yeah, they have coffee and tea and other stuff... I'm sure its great…read more.. BUT .................... They have fresh home made EMPANADAS.....!!! I just consumed two wonderful beef filled (with a touch of olives) golden brown delicious empanadas. Oh yes, I will be back for more of these 2euro nummy noms.

Empanadas de Queso con pebre... ! Also, their salads are huge and all for a very modest price. I…read morehave been here many times and always am satisfied with said choices. I never stray from them so the rest of the menu is caveat emptor. Great ambiance if you like slightly grotty but full of good cheer and conversation. oh yes... and the drinks are pretty good :)

Latin Food - great place to go eating and hang out. Open from 12 to very late during the week and…read morefrom 10 to very early on the weekend.

Food: I ordered a Warsteiner beer, a rib-eye steak with potatoes and green beans. All of it was…read moredecent. Kind of hard to mess up potatoes and green beans. As for the steak, I've definitely have had better elsewhere. Service: The wait staff was arguing among themselves. I don't care if you're arguing in another language... it ruins the dining experience. There were many open tables when I got there, but I was told that they were all reserved and my only option was to sit at the bar. After I left, those tables were still open. Location: Conveniently located near the Wittenbergplatz subway station. I only ate here because it was close to my hotel.

Woah what's with the rollercoaster reviews here?! I came yesterday, starving after my 3 hour long…read moredebacle from the airport to my accommodation nearby. Looking for a good meal (in all honesty, I was looking for anything) this was the first restaurant I saw and helped myself to an outdoor seat. This place was fairly busy for a Sunday afternoon and the lovely lady waiting my table was nothing but friendly and helpful. So I sat, soaking up the 34 degree heat, my tummy rumbling and already knowing I'd be getting a schnitzel, because it's my favorite thing to eat in Germany (along with any other meat based dish, of course). My food came out promptly, a freshly cooked piece of pork schnitzel slathered in a creamy mushroom sauce with hot and crisp fries. Also served with a garden salad. Certainly not a healthy meal and I opted not to eat the mushroom sauce because i thought it was a bit rich. My meal overall though was superb, it was everything I wanted at that moment and I was left very satisfied. Cost was reasonable and the cost of my meal and a drink was about €15. Highly recommended.

This place is right down the street from both our hotel-Hampton Inn, and our daughters…read moreapartment--with her husband and our 2 grandsons. It is very family oriented. The menu is good, prices reasonable, and the food also good. Great combination. Toto, our waiter, spoke excellent English and was attentive and humorous. We had asparagus soup, Caesar salad, and a fillet. The baked potato tasted like it was boiled not baked but a small thing. Warning, they serve kangaroo, which Toto said tastes like horse. Not sure if he was serious or funny. Either way we passed. We'd recommend this place to anyone looking for a good, casual meal in Berlin

The price is right! But not much other than the price is right. I work nearby, so I decided to eat…read morethere for lunch for the first time. €6,50 lunch specials are a pretty solid deal as you get either tomato soup or a salad, plus your meal. I went with the one more expensive business lunch option, the Huftsteak with baked potato for €7,95. The steak was super watery, maybe the most watery I've had. Definitely frozen. It wasn't well seasoned either, seriously if at. Had no real flavor to it. Was cooked well, though. Potato is a potato. Tomato soup was good, but tasted like canned soup... which it probably was. They gave some breadsticks and kind of like a garlic aioli type dip at the start is well, and while the dip was good, the bread was flavorless. All in all, it is a good price for the amount of food for the business lunch, but the taste and food quality was not good at all. Honestly, I'll probably try it again in the next week or so, and get chicken or the schnitzel, and see how those are. I want this place to be good so I can come for lunch more often... But so far it's not very impressive.