A small and friendly Austrian themed restaurant, with generous portions. There are chairs and tables outside, though the inside is a little cramped. I first ate here in 2011, and the food and experience is essentially the same! The food is good value, and there are a few veggie options, although it is predominantly meat-based (pork and veal especially, of course, in the form of schnitzel). My most memorable item was a starter of Styrian Bean Salad (like very large red borlotti beans), which sounds a little weird but was in fact stunningly delicious. I had it the second time and it was still as good 13 years later. On my first visit I had the Vorarlberg cheese noodles - tasty, but extremely filling, and the second time the Vegetarian Aubergine (eggplant) schnitzel. The latter worked surprisingly well, and went nicely with the salad. Staff are efficient and characterful - ours was outgoing, engaging and very funny, so treat the service as part of the entertainment (I think the other waiter was a little quieter)! A couple of courses (you won't need any more) and a beer or glass of wine will set you back around €35-45, including service. read more

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Cute little café with lots of sidewalk space, spanning well beyond the storefront. A good array of Austrian food and some nice Austrian wines by the glass to go with it. While the main dishes were a decent portion, the dessert was HUGE! Die Südtiroler Spinatknödel: Kinda like two huge gnocchi in a nice cheesy creamy sauce. The knödels themselves were a nice mix of spinach, cheese and carbs. Though it looked like just two wouldn't be that filling, it turned out to be the perfect portion. Das Wiener Schnitzel v. Vollmilchkalb: Simple veal schnitzel. Thin, crispy, flavorful. Der Kaiserschmarrn mit Zwetschkenröster: An extremely filling dessert that the server recommended we share. Though for two people, it still might be too much. Took awhile and arrived warm, so I'm assuming they made it to order. Pretty thick chunks of pancakes. Paired great with the plum sauce and vanilla ice cream, though seems like there was a lot more pancake that toppings. read more

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Sooo adorable and delicious! Booked this place, day off, for a Thursday evening for myself and a friend. Staff are warm and friendly and all quite attractive (probably bc it's in the center of the gayborhood). We both ordered tasty cocktails, soup to start, and entrees. All were delicious! My Wiener schnitzel was SUPERB! The restaurant has a small, casual ground level and one flight up is a much larger dining room which was cute & cozy. I would definitely come here again on my next visit to Berlin and I highly recommend. read more

Q: Could a place really serve schnitzel AND fried chicken salad and not make a fan out of me? A: Highly unlikely! If the weather cooperates, take a table outside at this Austrian restaurant in Schöneberg. Expect to meet new friends, as the sidewalk tables are in quite close proximity to one another. read more

Sissi - Austrian Near Me - Berlin, BE

Very charming small restaurant. Food is authentically Austrian and the waiters are both good to look at and nice to you. Every guy who works there was hot. We had the goulash and schnitzel with schnapps and wine. All delicious. Highly recommend. Was not busy on the early side (6pm), but several tables were reserved so I wouldn't try to just "stop by". The only downside was that their credit card machine wasn't working and they didn't tell us until the very end, which was a little worrisome because we almost didn't have enough cash. read more

Sissi - Austrian Near Me - Berlin, BE

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The restaurant is quite convenient, onlyl a 5-min walk from the subway. This place is an Austrian restaurant, where you can get great snitzel (breaded pork or chicken). The dishes weren't too expensive and their serving was pretty generous. Here's what we ordered: soup of the day (pumpkin) wienersnitzel pasta of the day (beef based) A cheese dish (hot dish) The restaurant has two seating area, front and back ( don't expect a big restaurant). The menu also conveniently comes in English (a plus) and plently of choices of beer and wine. This time around in Germany, I fell in love with Radlers (beer with lemonade or sprite). The one I ordered at this restaurant was bottled and it was the best one I had in Germany. If anyone goes back, let me know what brand it is. I want to see if they sell it in the States, thanks. Most restaurant will have Radlers, but it would be their draft where they would add the lemondade or sprite inside the drink. The only thing I would say about their food is FRESH! Everything was amazing from the beginning to end of my meal. You can tell they use all fresh ingredients and everything comes out piping hot, luv! Please go and enjoy this lovely local restaurant...their staff was very helpful and friendly! read more

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Stopped by for a late lunch after reading about this place on Yelp. I was jet-lagged and Sissi was close to my hotel. It's small and very cute - flamboyant interior with pink wall paper and a very queer decor. The waiter was very nice, and spoke English. The menu was bilingual. I had the roast beef, which is nothing like US roast beef - it was a delicious filet! It came with frites and a beautiful salad that was a delight. I had a beer with it. They have a nice patio, and the restaurant as a whole can probably fit about 20 people. A cute, off the beaten path treat! read more

Fantastic schnitzel, and the käsespetzle is some of the best I've ever had. Definitely worth a visit, if you're in the neighborhood.

I visit sissi first time This place is located at motzstrasse Very tiny place the food was ok but the waiters was just annoying , never get back to this kind of pushy service read more

I'm from New Zealand, where we do good steak. Last year I was lucky enough to be in Berlin, & was brought here by a friend. I had the best steak in my life. I'm lucky enough to be back in Berlin this year, I just had the same meal & I still hold my opinion. The staff are very friendly (in English at least) and comfortable in their environment. As good as it gets! read more

I went here because of the good reviews on Yelp, and was not disappointed. Had the classic viener schnitzel (veal) with potato salad and beer. They served an excellent pate appetizer, or was it liverwurst? It didn't matter because it was good. My dinner came in minutes and the schnitzel was light and tender. This is a very small restaurant with seating for maybe 10 inside and 15 outside. Wait staff was very good and gave me English menus and English specials board. All in all a good dining experience for about 22 euros. read more

Excellent weiner schnitzel, perfectly prepared. Interesting appetizer, fried bacon wrapped asparagus. Inventive food but with strong Getmanic roots. read more

Great food and service in at least 3 languages . I'll be eating here again to see if everything is the same level as the schnitzel.

Wenn man einmal das Verlangen verspürt auch in Deutschland ein Stück Österreichische Antikultur zu erleben, ist man hier bestens aufgehoben. 4 Euro für 200 ml heißes Wasser mit irgendwelchen ominösen Bio-Kräutern aus dem Garten, obwohl ich nur Pfefferminztee trinken wollte. Das Personal pampig und wenig hilfreich. Das Essen nicht besonders gut, dafür aber herrausragend teuer. read more

Chacho says - you have a big appetite and want a big ar$e schnitzel, go to Sissi. Met with a warm greeting and given a table out the back. The place is nice and cozy, tables are close together which may bother some but not me. I went here because I saw a photo of a big schnitzel from a yelp review and wanted that experience and wasn't disappointed. I asked for a traditional veal schnitzel and it wasn't long before I was presented with a big schnitzel with fries and salad. Squeezed some lemon and smashed it down. Top notch. Washed down with a nice German beer. Customer service was great, very attentive, regularly scanning the room to see if assistance was required. Very welcomed when comparing to other restaurants who seem to give an obligatory glance every 15 minutes. I didn't use the restroom so can't comment. I think it cost me 12 euros, well worth it. read more

An awesome local restaurant serving their take on traditional austrian specialties They have some fantastic wines at reasonable prices. I had the gruner veltliner and it was fab. They have a set menu but check out the specials that make use of local and seasonal ingredients. The pfefferlinge (chanterelle mushrooms) i had the other day with knoedelln were fab. In summer they have outdoor seating which adds an awesome ambience. And it's close enough that you can eavesdrop on your neighbors conversations which can be amusing...! read more

Yes people. This place is actually devine. 5 for atmosphere- its quiet, cozy and romantic. 5 for service- the waiters were extremely accomodating/ funny and spoke English, German, French and Italian! 5 for the quality of food- complientary bread with pork slices, generous servings (super large salad and double portion of schitz on a plate)! Finally 5 for price- $39 Euros and they even took a beer of the tab because 'I didn't like it'... not asked for or expected. Just a stellar example of excellent service to add to a wonderfully run business. Thanks Sissi for making Berlin a wonderful place. read more

We had veal schnitzel which comes with a salad. The schnitzel was too big and a bit dry and the salad snotty.

We had dinner here last night and it was terrific. I started with a Syrian pumpkin soup that was amazing; my husband had a running-bean salad that he liked a lot. I had the veal schnitzel, which was just about the best that I've had; he had Tyrolian spinach dumplings, which he was very happy with. Finished with some schnapps and Sissi cake. I highly recommend this place. read more

After being in France and Germany for 3 weeks (including Provence & Viking River Cruise) our meal here was so good we came back 2 nigh in a row! The best meals we had. The butternut squash first course and pork chop were outstanding. Superb service as well. read more

Good luck getting waited on. After going through the Bataan death March through the kitchen to get through to the upstairs dining area, we were ignored and couldn't get waited on - just like the Bataan death march. Just shoot me if I want to go back here again. read more

Great food!! I had the braised veal pasta and it was divine - the sauce was decadently rich, and the meat was melt-in-your-mouth good! My partner had the veal schnitzel which was spot on, and they served us some complimentary bread with a pumpkin and tomato dip that was delish! It was a quiet night (public holiday) and the service was exceptionally quick and friendly. read more

Leckeres Kalbsschnitzel aber irgendwie eine komische Stimmung in dem Laden. Sehr ungemütlich, der Kellner war auch etwa inkompetent.