The main course was excellent! The cold plate kinda looked like it came straight from Lidl. The…read moreservice was not as excellent as food, but it was Sunday and the guy working there was alone and probably tired of us all :) But he was funny. If you will sit outside keep away from the street, there is no barrier and the gasses from the cars passing by are coming straight to your nose. The mosquitos are but the first big issue when sitting outside in summer and evening, they just ate us from head to toe. The interior is unexpectedly pretty.

A traditional German restaurant. The food is average. The roasted pig knuckle was pretty good as…read morewas the spetzel but the goulash was not very good. The beef was dry and stringy. The steak looked very good but was bland and lacked seasoning. The side of potatoes wasn't bad. The apple strudel was just ok. The crust was not flaky as most strudels but more moist. If in Berlin I would skip this one.

The first English review of Wirtshaus Hasenheide, I'm honoured! And also feeling shameful that I…read moredon't speak German :( So I thought I'd offer a tourist's view of this traditional German eatery. We had a supreme restaurant guide in the form of Svenja of course, who talked us through the menu with total efficiency and recommended what she thought would give us a well-rounded impression of German food. We were a table of one pescetarian, one meat-eater who hates mushrooms and one lady who was happy to have a little of everything, so we opted for three dishes to share. Simple solution really, Svenja and I could partake the non-meat creamy cheesy pasta with crisped onions and mushroomy cheesy rosti option, she and my SO could share his meat dish as well as the pasta (he's the mushroom-hater, by the way) and that way everyone could have a bit of what they liked. Firstly we ordered drinks which were beers and wine, lovely enough and reasonably priced too, and when it came to ordering food we did get to that point where you feel horrendous for waving a member of staff over... but the wait was getting a little OTT and we were all very hungry little souls by this point. Anyway, when the food came it did not disappoint. The mushrooms on the rosti had been cooked brilliantly, in that they offered none of that sliminess which indicates they've been sweating in their own juices too long... rather they were tender, had bite to them and really retained the flavour of the dish. Yep, garlic to the max. Piles of melted cheese of course, as is requisite for the foodstyle, and oh, that melt in the mouth grated potato underneath! Heaven. The thick spaghetti noodles with the creamy cheese sauce were divine, and I did sneak a potato from the SO's plate but even they were full of bacon - that was one meaty dish! They even sliced the sausages in a really unusual style whereby they opened like flowers, or squids, much to his horror and my amusement. The place is atmospheric and full of wood; you kind of feel like you're in a lodge. Overall it was an awesome start to our trip, the food was spot on and while the slow service did let it down somewhat it came with a friendly smile, so there's little to complain about really. A surprise winner, and I do want that rosti again... like right now, please.

Enjoyed an excellent Austrian charcuterie plate here for lunch at the start of July. Watch out for…read morecheeky sparrows who know no fear though, if you choose to sit out on the terrace. Service wasn't bad but I've had better. The food did though more than make up for any deficiencies in that area.

I had been wanting to visit this place for quite some time and never quite got round to it, so when…read moreI discovered that I could walk here from the office of my new place of work in about ten minutes I knew I had the perfect opportunity to check it out. Its situated in one of Berlin's most beautiful parks. The Volkspark has a wonderful playground for kids but is too far away from the café for you to be able to enjoy the café at the same time that the kids are enjoying the Spielplatz. Schönbrunn is subtly split into three sections: kiosk, restaurant and garten. The Kiosk has a limited choice of food and is really just targeting people that want a drink and a sandwich or ice cream. The restaurant provides the most extensive range of food with the prices ranging from EUR10 to EUR20 for a main course. Since I was meeting some friends for a drink, I decided to try the garten section which has tasty pizzas for around EUR7 or you can try the BBQ serving Wurste (EUR2) and Pork steaks (EUR3.50) on roll.

I ordered the Currywurst from here. It's a bit away from town and you definitely have to go out of…read moreyour way to get there, the Currywurst was good but I didn't think it was worth going out of your way for.

I rarely put a bad review but one thing I cannot tolerate is racism. Our server was in her 40-50s,…read moreshe visibly was upset with us speaking English. She understood us well but did not respond, bypassed us and got orders of folks behind us in the line who spoke German in a clearly tourist area. Icing on the cake was that she refused to return my change and aggressively commented that I was in the wrong and gave her a €10 bill even though I just handed her a €20. Food was good but this experience ruined it. I would hope the restaurant takes action and not tolerate this specially in a touristy area.

I could not recommend this place more highly. I was in Berlin for 9 days staying at my friend's…read moreapartment around the corner, and I literally stopped here 7 out of 9 of those days to get Currywurst and fries or hot dogs or anything else really. Everything here is amazing. Lots of different meats to choose from. The people are friendly, and they're open nice and late. Plus it's right near the metro, and it's incredibly cheap. A meal of 2 Currywurst and fries was only like $6! It's basically just a street stop as you're walking by, but it does have a little covered seating area attached too. You can sit and eat your food while people-watching. A truly unique and ideal Berlin experience.

Here I had one of the best currywursts in Berlin so far. A pretty small diner with a rustic…read more presentation - no nonsense at all. As designated I had the original sausage without skin. I ordered it hot and it came hot which is not a self-evidence. Recommended to lovers of a fine currywurst.

Very very bad experience.The service totally turned us off. This chap came out to shoo us to sit at…read moreanother table and said "do you not see that this area is closed?" We clearly did not. And the two ladies appeared, after we asked for service, and threw two menus on our table. And we walked out of the Parkcafe after that.

The place is overcrowded, waiters are rather unfriendly, the food is bad value for your money, and…read moresomehow the place attracts a rather middle class "posh" crowd. The park is pretty ugly in winter and spring.