Cute bar, nice service. Have been here before and liked it. Cheap drinks and a fun place.read more

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So happy to have stumbled upon this gem of a restaurant while we were visiting Berlin. Great…read moreambiance! The knodels were simply amazing! We tried 4 flavors, all so authentic. My Oma would have approved!

Baby's first Knödel! (I'm baby). On a Thursday night we…read moremanaged to snag one of the last reservations for a date night dinner. I love the abundant non-meat options. We tried the Red Beet, Cheese, and Tofu + Spinach (vegan) Knödel + a side of the mushroom sauce + the dessert (cherry) Knödel. The dinners included a bursting salad plate. We couldn't stop moaning over how lecker everything was, how cute and gemütlich the interior is, and how sweet the servers were.

Well after a wonderful day exploring Berlin and learning about the history of it. This place is one…read moreof the better places to stop in for a Beer or even a little dinner! The schnitzel was cooked perfectly you can either get it with veal or pork. And I do have to say make sure you order the cheesy spaetzle as it complimented the schnitzel very well. The inside is very well done and there is an outside dome area perfect for a chilly spring day. Will definitely be back when back in Berlin.

All our dishes were good but the Ribs were delicious. Staff were very helpful and courteous. We…read moreenjoyed it very much!

Oh, us silly Americans!…read more After a long day of touristing all around Berlin we hit the 5PM mark and were completely famished. We had already sought Follerei out based on research and proximity to our apartment and walked up to grab a table. Naturally, they did not open until roughly 7PM. Who eats that early?! We grabbed snacks and beers to take home and went back to the restaurant around 9PM, a more respectable dining time. It's a cute little restaurant. Ya know, small, about the size of something I would want if I ever owned a restaurant. Intimate enough to really get to know the staff providing service and food. The menu was not in English and, knowing very little German, the owner saw our struggle and went through each and every item on the menu. That's amazing for someone to do and we were extremely appreciative of it. I ordered the salmon with lentils and potatoes. I cannot tell you the name of it on the menu but, if you dine here, ask the owner for it and you will not be disappointed. It was plentiful, cooked perfectly (crisp on the outside but super soft on the inside, if that makes any sense), and the perfect alternative to all the meat I had been eating that entire week. We never felt as if we were being rushed through our meal, either. Coming from a big city, I feel everyone is always in a hurry, but I never felt that way here or in Berlin. It's a little pricey compared to all of the quick restaurants in the area, but we were on vacation and did not mind. Plus, the food was so good it was completely worth the visit. If you find yourself in Neukolln, find yourself here... but at a respectable hour, of course!

Lovely casual fine dining for German fare. My friend, a local, brought me here on the premise of…read more"German food, but kind of fusion" which still required a bit of a leap of faith, but I was pleasantly impressed! Typical German restaurants come with heavy dishes of meat and potatoes, and while there were meat and potatoes on the menu (I had the wiener schnitzel after all) there was a much higher level of care and preparation. I would definitely come back!