Really nice and small restaurant. Tried the mixed flavours…read morepierogi , really delicious. Recommend to try any soup to go with it. The stew looks really good too. Definitely worth to try.

Was recommended to try this place. I love Polish food and it's not easy to come across. The…read morelocation is unassuming and very small, but we sat outside. The lady behind the counter was really nice explaining the different perogis. With the variety of perogis, why not try it all? So, the three of us shared a large plate. I would definitely recommend trying perogis if you haven't already.

This is one of my favourite Polish style Cafes in Berlin. They serve white cheese pierogi and…read morefantastic soups all classic Polish like Chlodnik! I enjoy the atmosphere here but don't expect grand restaurant style waiters etc because this is a small cafe for specific tastes. There is a small deli attached with typical Polish food even Polish Milk. The Coffee is not 10/10 more like 6/10 if you like that style it's not Refinery coffee you get on Albrecht Strasse!

After visiting with a yelp event, we arranged a meal here with a Polish-food loving friend. Though…read morethe restaurant closes at 8 on Mondays, the shop keeper was kind enough to accommodate our crew a bit late (we called beforehand). We hurried to order and though several things were out (Monday is never the ideal day to dine out) we were pleased with the delicious array of Polish food available and the friendly service.

Very cute tajik tea spot. The interior was lovely with some floor seating, shoes off inside,…read morepaintings, and carved wood pillars. They have a bunch of tea, beer, and food options and the staff also speaks some English along with having English on the menu. It's best to get there at openings or have a reservation as it gets quite busy after an hour on a weekday.

Really cute place! The service wasn't the best but I think it was because there was only one person…read moreworking. Food and tea were good!

An excellent selection of drinks and a quaint bar to chill in for a pre-dinner cocktail or even a…read morenight-cap makes the interior that much more enjoyable. Thanks Artyom for making the drinks for us! -cheers

Right next to Madame Claude, this Russian bar reminds me of those sleazy brunch places that they…read morehave in Union Square and the tenderloin in San Francisco. It's all about the cheesy wallpaper. You can smoke in the entire place, so if you are a non-smoker, beware. You have entered into Russian territory! Fair drink prices and decent music. I liked the feel of this place. Despite showing up on a weekend, the place wasn't packed and it was easy to find a place to sit. I would say that this place is best enjoyed before heading out to some clubs or for a chat with about 2-6 people (unless drinking alone is your thing). I would be curious to come here during the afternoon and have some coffee. Seems like it would be a good atmosphere for that as well. The restrooms were clean, especially for a dive bar, and I always love it when they also have hand moisturizer too, right next to the soap. Call me weird. It was a good experience and I would come here again.

We had our best meal in Berlin at Marjellchen! We stayed at the Westin in Mitte, and the Uber ride…read moreto Marjellchen was totally worthwhile. Food: Excellent food. Potato soup was perfect. We had the pork shank and the game goulash. The goulash was fantastic. Yes cabbage was perfect. The potatoes wrestle pork shank were probably cooked in bacon fat and were sublime. My only nit to pick is the dumplings with the goulash were flavorless gooey dough balls. Drinks: Excellent draft beer. Try the Duckstein red! It's fantastic. Also the "Potato Snap" (like a home brewed vodka) is a fun and interesting shot before dinner! Service: Rather slow but the poor wait staff are completely overworked. Ambiance: Quaint, almost like a dining room in an old home. Value: For the quality, value is solid. Dinner and beer for 2 with 5% tip for just under 100 Euros.

This is far from the Berlin city center but was recommended by a local. This is worth it! We made…read morereservations and highly recommend because this is a smaller restaurant. Service: young girl was our waitress and was very busy but very friendly. She was not able to checkup on us after we ordered, so order everything you need. Drinks: they had 3 beer on draught, got the red blonde and it was delicious made me think of an Irish Red. Food: we ordered potato soup and it was delicious! Creamy yet chunky. The bread with the butter sour cream?? Spread paired perfectly with the soup. As our main I got the pork knuckle and my husband got the game goulash. The pork nuckle was very tender fall off the bone, I tried to eat the skin but it was too salty but the pork was super delicious. The potatoes were incredible! With chunks of bacon and the soft interior with the slight crispy exterior was just perfect side. The German coleslaw was crunchy with hint of sour and sweet. It cut through the fat of the pork and was a crunchy brightness to the entire dish. Restaurant: romantic and cozy and clean Bathroom: clean

Date: Friday, June 19th, 2026 Time: around 6pm…read more Met up a group of friends here for a quick drink. They were doing a meet and greet type of get together, so showed up a little earlier than us to grab some tables. The hubby and I had a dinner rez that night, so we had a drink before heading out. I had a beer. Someone had what I think was a spritz. Another friend grabbed a pretzel. This spot is really big. Fun vibe. Tho during that time, the world cup was happening and they made a choice not to show it. I get it, but it would have been cool to watch a game here. Fun place to grab a beer, sit outside, and catch up with friends. REVIEW #4092

We went on what I'm guessing is an abnormally busy Sunday night post-marathon. The pretzels kept…read morerunning out then once you get one you have to wait in a longer line for a plate, then the mustard was out and had to be refilled. Overall, an iconic spot with a huge space to gather with friends. Dog and kid-friendly. Real glassware which I appreciate with a 2 euro deposit (incentive) to return when you're done. I'm glad we went here! I had the rosé and can confirm: it's delicious!

This place is delightful. Not many tables, but it wasn't too busy when we showed up on a Thursday…read moreafternoon looking for delicious German food. Lured by the promise of currywurst, we also found delicious schnitzel, three kinds of potatoes, and red cabbage - along with a couple Ducksteins each, we ended the meal thrilled that this jewel was so close to our Airbnb. The interior decor is cozy, with a lot of signs - seems to be a pretty popular way to decorate German restaurants. Also an interesting collection of license plates - there's an Epcot one that would send any Disney World fan into paroxysms of delight. The woman running the show knows very little English, but they do have English menus and she was warm and welcoming. Remember though - it's customary to tip 5-10% in Berlin. They absolutely deserve it here. TL;dr: Great place, great food, great people. Go here.

Sometimes when you don't know the language and the place doesn't know English, a smile, and Google…read moretranslate is a god send. We noticed the restaurant between our way to the hotel. It looked cozy and looked like German home cooking. The quaint rustic restaurant was busy the night we went. The waitress which looked like the owner gave us a quick nod to tell she saw us as she was delivering some yummy looking food to a table. We waited by the bar. She led us to a corner table and German menu. Thank goodness for Google translate. It was enough to figure out the menu and also to say Very good once the food was delivered. She gave us a great smile. Thumbs up and another beer! We certainly knew our schnitzel was being made as we can hear the pounding from the kitchen. What came out of the kitchen really did feel like home cooking. We haven't had a bad meal so are in Berlin and this is no different. Mittmanns is a cozy local restaurant that according to the signage has been around for quite a long time and I think it will be around for a while.

Food and service were very good. We enjoyed our lunch there having local cuisine to eat.read more

As an visitor from the U.S., I was craving authentic German cuisine on our first night in Berlin…read more Since our hotel was in the shopping district of Berlin, we had less than a 15-minute walk to get to Berlinchen. Upon arrival, we were asked where we wanted to sit, though we were advised that sitting outside was cooler than sitting inside. So we did just that. As they receive many tourists, they had the ingredients in English under each dish. Our server was friendly and showed us all the photos of the dishes on his iPad, which was helpful as we were not familiar with many of the dishes. He also let us know what items were not included on the menu and showed us the photos. We all ordered still water (in bottles), the Berliner Weisse, and beers. For myself, I ordered the Beef Gulasch with egg noodles (Rinder-Gulasch mit Pilzen & Spatzle). My husband ordered the giant currywurst with french fries (Berliner Currywurst XL mit Pommes frites). My parents ordered a salad and one of the non-menu special dishes that had pork loin, gulasch, bean sprouts, and mashed potatoes. The Rinder-Gulasch mit Pilzen & Spatzle had an enormous portion of egg noodles compared to the amount of the beef gulasch. However, since the gulasch was on the saltier side, eating the gulasch along with heaping amounts of the egg noodles helped balance out the taste. The beef was also tender and paired well with the texture of the egg noodle. The Berliner Currywurst XL mit Pommes frites was... interesting. I was expecting the currywurst to have a meaty texture, but when I bit into it, I found the texture spongey like tofu. If I was told the currywurst was vegan, I would have believed it. I think they should have included more of the sauce (ketchup) that came with it, but again, this is Germany, and you have to request and pay for anything extra here. My husband, who typically eats heavy, could not finish this plate as we were all sampling each other's food and he really liked my Rinder-Gulasch. When we come back to Berlin, we would love to try the other items on their menu. I highly recommend this place!

They had only a few vegetarian options available here so I was initially apprehensive of stabbing…read moreat salad sitting among folks having amazing-looking goulash and schnitzel, but was pleasantly surprised by a well-presented lightly creamy tagliatelle mushroom pasta. The beer was fast and well-frothed, and I tried this interesting black beer dessert later which felt like a panna cotta/tiramisu mix. The hosts were sweet and dealt with my terrible deutsch.

I ate here with family last fall. I wanted sauerbraten. When I saw the name, I recalled the comic…read morefrom my childhood. With sauerbraten on the menu, I had to try this restaurant. My wife and I had sauerbraten...every bit as good as I had hoped. Son had the veal schnitzel...also delicious. The vegetarian item looked good too. Huge portions. Reasonable pricing. Great atmosphere (though the neighborhood looks a bit run down). I will return in my next visit to Berlin. I have to try the Konigsburger Klöpse.