We asked for a traditional German restaurant and friends quickly recommend this neighborhood gem. A…read moregem indeed as there is also nightly (weekends) entertainment in the menu. Service was friendly and unhurried. Food was very good and match up to the larger size this side of the continent preferred. Old world charm introducing performances of local artist including that of the owners Kans and Gina. Don't walk away without having their "Cold Dog" dessert. A great way to finish an enjoyable evening.

Food that makes you feel at home. Owners are incredibly sweet, and notice if you're a new customer!…read moreThankfully they take card, but i bring cash to give them a tip for their amazing service and good food. Will come back again on my next visit to germany.

Probably the best breakfast you can get anywhere in Berlin. To be fair, after going there a couple…read moretimes I didn't bother trying other breakfast cafés. Highly recommend trying it!

Super cute little restaurant across from the train station. I sat in the back room overlooking…read moretheir garden patio area. The service was great and my risotto was delicious. I couldn't resist having a large slice of mandarin orange cake for dessert!

From the owner: Besuchen Sie unsere Brasserie an historischer Stätte im Souterrain des Karstadt-Warenhauses am…read moreKurfürstendamm in Berlin. Wir empfangen unsere Gäste mit einem jungen Konzept, das sich sowohl an der klassischen deutsch-elsässischen, aber auch an der italienischen Küche orientiert.

We stayed there five nights ago. We chose that neighborhood because it's near the airport and we…read morehad an early flight the next morning. The hotel is right by an U-Bahn station and within a short walk of an S-Bahn station, so I'd actually consider staying there for future visits to Berlin (i.e., not only when taking an early flight) because the cost is certainly more reasonable than in central Berlin. I'd requested a top floor/quiet room and we had no problems with noise. The rooms have a/c (not a standard option in Germany), although we didn't need to use it. The room was spotless, and the shower stall was a more reasonable size than the minuscule ones we'd encountered at several previous hotels. The front desk staff were all pleasant and efficient. There's also free coffee and gelato on the first floor. The (free) buffet breakfast was *terrific*; it was very extensive and everything tasted great (there was also a lot of meat, which we don't eat). The only reason why I'm giving three stars instead of four is because of the HORRENDOUS WiFi. Not only was it *incredibly* slow and not only did it cut us off frequently, but we had to stand by the door of our room for a lengthy period each time we got cut off (in order to get back online).

The room in this hotel is awesome. The bed is really comfy. The room is large. It's odd shaped…read morewhich makes it fun. Plenty of floor space for our two suitcases. Free coffee down in the breakfast area which we enjoyed on this damp cool evening. It's right across the street from a mall which was handy for a nice quick supper. There is a window across the entire wall of the room. So cool. The only reason I didn't give it a five star rating is because the front desk lady was kind of surly. We had been traveling all day and had a few questions about breakfast and other things. She seemed annoyed to be bothered. There was no one else waiting to check in. She didn't tell us about the internet password. I tried to call the front desk but no one answered. We walked down to the desk. She again had a bad attitude when we asked about the password. She said it was in the back of the little folder she had given us with the keys. She seemed to think we were stupid for missing it. Anyway, I recommend this hotel. Just hope someone else is working the front desk. Plus it's really close to Tegel airport.