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.

Totally unassuming and well worth the trip! Kind of hard to see from the outside, but once you get…read morein, it's awesome. Go down to the bar inside, order some drinks, and plant yourself on the courtyard outside. Great beer, not pretentious, and chill. Loved this platz!

Super fun pub! We didn't speak German and it was a very local bar. The people and staff were very…read morenice. Great beer. It was hard to find, we almost left and realized it was set back in a courtyard and we had to take stairs down to get in. Went back 2x while staying in Wedding/Berlin.

Lovely cosy neighbourhood bar with a beautiful beer garden. Great value and tasting drinks,…read moregenerously poured with friendly and kind service. A real gem!

Es ist zu empfehlen mal etwas mehr Geld in die Werbung zu investieren dieses Lokal ist ein…read moreglücklicher Geheimtipp wer diesen Geheimtipp nicht kennt kennt Die Bar nicht! Interessant zu wissen die Bar ist in zwei Bereiche geteilt einmal für Raucher und einmal für Nichtraucher! Perfekt wenn man mal einen Raucher mitnehmen möchte

Really nice Biergarten in a great location not too far from the S-bahn in the Tiergarten. The…read moreweather was a bit shite when I was there so unfortunately the bbq wasn't up and running but I still enjoyed my pilsner and a pretzel. Prices for beer are cheap and they have a nice food menu outside of the bbq options but I didn't try anything as I was heading to lunch after. The personnel were nice and spoke English fluently. I didn't feel like I was judged at all for not speaking German. The vibes even on a rainy day were nice and most of the tables were filled. I can only imagine how wonderful this place would have been had it been sunny!

This was my first German Biergarten experience and it was fantastic! We tried several of their…read morebeers, as well as pretzels and a curry wurst. Delicious! It was a very large area with loads of places to sit, as well as fast service at the counter for beer. There was a long line but it moved very quickly. I really enjoyed the ambience and the beer. Such a great vibe!

This was a hidden old school gem in the middle of a semi-touristy and very commercialized…read moreneighborhood of Berlin. I came here with two others after the Berlin marathon. One person in my party ran the marathon, and needless to say, they were very hungry. Between us, we had ordered the pig knuckles (it was huge - about the size of someone's head), schnitzel, and a meatball dish. All the dishes we had were very reasonably priced for the amount of food it was. We all enjoyed our food, and it seemed like it was a great taste into German food (can't be sure it is authentic since I'm not German myself, but judging by how everyone else in the restaurant was speaking German, I think it wasn't a tourist trap). The ambience of the restaurant was stellar. It was located on a quiet side street near a park, and a bit hard to find since it was off the main roads and was raining the night we went there. The walls of the restaurant were adorned with many old pictures and posters dating back to the 1930s or so. The restaurant had a front room, and also a fairly large back room that isn't immediately obvious when you enter. The whole feeling of the place was one of a historic, quaint old German pub. The feeling was magnified by the fact that the waitress did not speak any English, so you can tell that not many groups of entirely foreigners wandered their way over to here (luckily one member of my party spoke enough German for us to get by). Please note that I think this restaurant is cash only!

Stumbled here based on Yelp reviews (no surprise there...) while searching for a decent bar to…read moreenjoy a beer or two during a very warm September evening. It's a nice local bar, 90% of people here spoke German which is always a very good sign, especially for a centrally located place like this. So this is not catering just for tourists. Dunkel weissbeer cost me 4€, did not try the food. Would I return? Yeah I would, quite well located nice place offering decent beer

Finally made it to a Mikkeller tasting room after a failed attempt in 2019 while visiting Belgium!…read moreThis bar is small and still manages ample seating. I could tell many of the folks stopping in were locals. The selection was fairly extensive and included both Mikkeller brews as well as the local BRLO. I had a raspberry sour by Mikkeller which fortunately was not too sour and actually super delicious! I was excited to see there is a run club associated with this location (how I learned of the brand and planned to get involved in Belgium). Highly recommend to check it out for a drink, a run or both!

Awesome craft beer bar. The manager is from the UK somewhere and super friendly. Had a great IPA…read morethen a really great sour passion fruit beer. Could really taste the passion fruit. Would definitely be a regular if I lived close by.

5 Stars for watching sports with an english speaking crowd and forever 26 vibes, super interior and…read moreexterior design, decent menu, food and prices, guiness on tab.

Very nice irish pub, full of irish people :-) They have…read moregreat beers, good cocktails, I just loooove the LIR toast with cheddar and chicken, and they always transmit all kinds of sports events. The staff is really friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed, a great place to go for a couple of beers and a snack.

Awesome. Great little beer joint with a fantastic selection. There is a cellar room with fantastic…read morebeers to-go.

I am so glad that I stopped in here. My wife and I had just gotten to Berlin after being in Italy…read morefor 12 days, and I was dying for a hoppy beer. Not only could I have a hoppy beer, I had plenty to choose from. The beer menu was awesome. Cihan was awesome and made us feel welcomed. And, if you're looking to take some beers home, or to your hotel, there's plenty of to go bottles/cans to choose from. If you like craft beer, you have to stop in.

I'm visiting Berlin with my parents and my dad mentioned wanting to try schweinshaxe (pork…read moreknuckle). A quick Google search and I found Paulaner close to our hotel. The staff were friendly and spoke English. We ordered schweinshaxe, roast pork with red cabbage and potato dumplings, and sausages with sauerkraut and fried potatoes. I also ordered a beer (Paulaner original). The portions were pretty big. None of us could finish our whole plate. This was a good place for my parents to experience German food. The sauerkraut wasn't too sour. Everything was cooked perfectly.

Got to be in Berlin for what locals said was a highly unusual German summer week - it rained like…read moreevery day and a lot. After going around checking out the graffiti that is so popular around Berlin, took a break for some beers. Had a pretzel which was very good, though it's so strange that in most biergartens in Germany they only put salt on the bottom little part of the entire pretzel. I like so much salt I almost have to wipe some off. They said they'd give me some mustard and cheese, but then wanted to charge me for the cheese, so I just had mustard to help the flavor along. Also got some tea and the goulash. The goulash was amazing. I wish they had a large portion as a main. They only had a small cup as an appetizer. Shame. Anyway, it hit the spot, and the staff was very friendly, seemingly excited as hell to practice their English with us. Only fault - there was a steady stream of ants and I don't know where they were coming from - I think it might've been one of the menus they gave us. It's right in Potsdammer Plotz and seems like a German version of an Applebees but slightly higher end. Anyway, I'd go back for the goulash.