Loved this place! Real local vibe and no better place to enjoy the sun on the weekends. Right in the centre of a small park, their big terrace has plenty of space and picnic-style tables. Their brunch is on till 3pm at around 14€ for the buffet which had a nice variety and quantity! I'd be back for sure on a sunny day read more

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Came here for my birthday dinner and it is beyond cute! In the middle of a park with an overlook to the pond and just down the street from Weinerei and a hip little cinema and Hahn ist Tot... great location! Got the mozarella appetizer... however they made those tomatoes... they were super tasty! Then main course (because its spargel season) I got the spargel pasta. If you come here thinking this is italian food, it really isn't but it is equally as tasty. The pasta looked as if it was made in house and the asparagus/spargel was well cooked. I wish the dish had a little more flavor but overall it was really good and I would like to try something else more original to the restaurant next time. The reason they get 4 stars is because the service was pretty slow but aside from that, very cute and I would go back again to try something else. read more

Nolas am Weinberg - Mozzarella appetizer - Modern European Near Me - Berlin, BE

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Found this place on a first date because the place we wanted to go was too crowded. Nice restaurant, nice design, and nice terrace. The staff was very pleasant, a major plus in Berlin! That's where the good parts end. Upon entering the restaurant, there was a weird smell that I just couldn't get past. I also had to send my dish back. I ordered the Wiiswii (spelling?) Risotto and the risotto was actually CRUNCHY!! Blech. Okay place I guess, but probably will not visit again. read more

Nolas am Weinberg - Modern European Near Me - Berlin, BE

We've visited Nolas multiple times on this trip to Berlin -- it's just beginning to feel like Spring, so we're struck with a sudden urge to sit outside, I suppose. As you can imagine for a restaurant with outdoor seating in the park, this place is full of families on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. They have a good brunch buffet -- there are some pretty tasty things offered (German, Swiss and American style), but you do pay a premium for being able to sit in the sunshine and enjoy your coffee. They also make wine at Nolas. We tried a bottle of the Riesling and it was a good evening drinking wine for sitting on the patio. Finally, the ice cream -- it's nothing to write home about, really. The flavor is just ok and it doesn't seem super fresh. That said, I definitely recommend the Eiskaffee. Coffee + ice cream for an afternoon snack? Ja, bitte! read more

Went on a Sunday to have the breakfast buffet. The waiters and the possibility to eat outside make it worth while. Buffet costs €13.50, without a drink. Black tea and coffee (bottemless) are €3. It's like having breakfast in a hotel. Same presentation. Won't recommend. Toilets are old and moldy. read more

Our last meal in Berlin and we were a bit German food'ed out and so we went to a German Swiss place instead. Btw- before I forget- can I just mention how dogs are allowed into almost all German establishments?!! I asked a waiter about this after being surprised by a dog bark in the middle of dinner. He said, "we consider dogs our friends here in Germany!" Anyway, I diverge. My crew had the fondue which they raved about (you can add extra garlic, wine, and schnapps) that you can add to your liking. Other dishes included the roshti (a Swiss type of hash brown that includes cheese) and a salad with argentine beef. I stuck to the pumpkin soup since my belly wasn't feeling too good and it was tasty- but a bit on the cinnamon side. Service was friendly and quick-- and we did not need a reservation on a Tuesday evening. Feels like you're inside a Swiss chalet with a fireplace in the corner. Was waiting for a St. Bernard to come running up to me with its barrel of brandy! :) read more

There is often a good chance in Berlin to get some ServiceWürsst in the area but luckily this place stays away from that, with some congeniallity and smiles. It's a Swiss style restaurant with lots of space, but like most places in Berlin, there are only a few tables inside, with plenty of outside seating. Get a reservation. The menu is fairly basic and simple inside, but the main thing you need to go for here is the fondue. This is a true real fondue place. Order it, forget everything else, and you will not be disappointed. It's served in proper cookware, and comes with lots of bread, so order a salad first before you eat (we couldn't even finish the fondue between the two of us). The cheese is rich, and the sauce comes with additions of wine, kirsch, garlic, salt and pepper that you can add to it on the side to make sure it's to your taste. That's how it's done people, and it's a great way to enjoy the dish. Also they serve real Swiss wine with the fondue, and some others are on the menu. You cant get wine from this country easily, 95% of what is made in Switzerland stays there for local consumption the other 5% goes pretty much all to Austria and Germany (or so I have been told), so the fondue is also recommend with a particular Swiss wine which is delicious. A good way to enjoy an evening, but be warned, the fondue is rich as heck. read more

After a had day trudging through various public spaces in the cold, I was ready to sit, relax and have a bite while writing up my reports. I had originally intended to hit a coffee shop nearby that I enjoyed before - but as I was surveying Volkspark am Weinberg, I happened across this place. Nice joint. Well designed, nice layout, great view, even as winter is starting to settle in. I'm guessing that when the weather is good, that terrace is packed from open to close. My repast included a lovely cherry crumble / tart / cheesecake-y slice and a cup of Assam tea. My waitress was friendly and prompt. I wish I could report more on the food, but a meal was not in my plan at that moment. I'd certainly be back, and probably often, if I lived nearby. read more

I was here in the winter time so I didn't have the pleasure of having a gorgeous summerly view. However, I did have the distinct pleasure of having the view of a snow-covered garden AND having a cheese fondue at the same time. What a treat! My friend and I got drunk on white wine and full on cheese. What could possibly be better? Also, I'm into a place that makes you mix your own cheese fondue to perfection. read more

I met my tandem partner here yesterday where we sat for a few hours at least. I ordered some food (Rosti) which was extremely good but expensive. I thought the prices were quite high for all items. I guess you pay for being in the middle of the park or for the food being Swiss? maybe read more

Great location with a great view and an unusually good service. Don't miss the Cheese Fondues. read more

Nolas is located in Weinberg park, where many locals take there dogs to exercise for a bit. Nolas is dog friendly, which was important to me. They have great outdoor seating overlooking the little park. Food was tasty, service was kind and helpful. read more

Really nice brunch buffet on Sundays, and on warm days there's plenty of seating outside too. However, on colder days where only the inside is available the place can get crammed quite quickly. Overall, recommended! read more

I had the great fortune to live across the street from Volkspark am Weinbergsweg for 3 months in the spring time. Nola's is in the middle of the park, overlooking the pond. If you ever get a chance to sample their fondue and sip their herbal liqueurs while sitting on their terrace during a warm spring sunset, do it. The food is divine, the setting unbeatable, and the staff are great. One of the loveliest evenings I spent in Berlin. read more

12eur is a little steep for a brunch buffet, although this was admittedly a good one. On a cold winter's day this place was like an oasis in the park and we enjoyed the harmony of the swiss/scandinavian minimalist-with-ski-lodge decor and the snow-covered park beyond. It was crowded when we arrived and we were lucky to get a table right away. The food was good...little pancakes, the usual cold selection, hot pizza, latkes...but I felt I could get just as good a buffet elsewhere for 4-5eur less. Good place to take the parents though. read more

Nolas has a great terrace overlooking a nice Park. The restaurant is very nice and provides a great location for a nice dinner. The food is good. I went there with some friends and had the Züricher Geschnetzeltes. For my taste it was a bit watery and not rich enogh. Could do better. Based on this I would only give 3 stars, but I also had a dessert that and this really did shine. It was a cheesecake perfectly balanced, not too sweet and with some nice fruit flavor. They also have some nice Grappa. So 4 stars in the end. I will certainly go back and try some other dishes... read more

Great for a very relaxed brunch. Fantastically located in a little park with a sun deck and a delicious brunch buffet. Our best choice for a Sunday morning. read more

Nola's am Weinberg sits in a park and feels as if you're in the Alps either sitting outside on their terrace soaking up the sun or inside as well as you're enveloped in delicious aroma of cheese fondue and other Swiss dishes. Not to go overtop about salad (!), but their baby spinach salad with caramelised walnuts and feta cheese is sublime I think it's those caramelised walnuts And there's home-made chocolate mousse made from Toblerone for dessert. Mmmm (Monikasays.com) read more

To be honest I've only ever gone back for the Käsespätzle, the service is typical Berlin, slow and not especially friendly, but the Spätzle were always good. Latest visit, gone are the crispy onions and Apfelmus instead there is some kind of slow-cooked onion slop that just isn't nice. Maybe the kitchen just couldn't be bothered that day. read more

This place was a bit of a disappointment. Heard many positive things and read the reviews here. Unfortunately, without the outdoor seating, this place is nothing spectacular. Full of families with tons of kids on a Sunday afternoon. Service is painfully slow and the kicker was the food. I ordered a salad (Nüssli) which was basically a joke. It was a little pile of salad with 5 small, thin slices of meat (duck breast). I wouldn't even classify the portion as an appetizer. I wasn't expecting a mound of food but this was basically ridiculous and for a price of EUR6,80 a total rip-off. Thank god I received bread with it to have something to eat. Nevertheless, it is a central location and the design is OK. What I saw of other dishes seemed to be appealing and I could see going back for a regular meal. I'd recommend not going at times when one can expect families as they all seem to be here with young children. If you have kids, 3pm on a Sunday is perfect for you. Curious to see what this place is like once the weather warms up. read more

Excellent breakfast in a lovely building overlooking the park. Staff are very friendly. Great coffee.

Nola is a bit pricy for Prenzl Berg, but it is my favorite brunch in Berlin! For the quality of the food, and the view over the park. Just make sure to book it in advance, it's really hard to get a table for a Sunday brunch! read more