First of all, surprised that whereas there are currently around a hundred reviews in German, this…read moreis the first in English - probably a bit off the beaten track for visitors? Anyway, there are many reasons to make the trek along the Spree through Treptower Park, not least the pleasant location on the river which is means it's attractive to sit outside on a sunny spring or summer day; or for that matter in the depths of winter when it's really cosy down in the hold or in the "Seepavillon" directly by the water with a cosy open fire. We have visited Klipper in all seasons, and the food is consistently good, with an emphasis on fish and traditional German fare - decently sized portions at a reasonable price. We ordered asparagus as it was in season, but on this visit they actually forgot our order. We were sitting there 25 minutes wondering what had happened when the waitress noticed, apologised profusely, offered us drinks on the house and made sure that our food then arrived as quickly as possible - with an extra portion of fish for good measure. So let's agree that this was unusually friendly and excellent service (which is not always the case in Berlin!) Overall: Klipper comes strongly recommended - we'll be back.

From the owner: Der "KLIPPER" ganzjährig fest vertäut am Spreeufer der Bulgarischen Strasse in Berlin-Treptow,…read moregenau zwischen dem Plänterwald und dem Treptower Park. Das Schiff ist 31,70 m lang und 5,70 m breit und die Masten haben eine Höhe von 24 m. Man erreicht uns bequem über die S- Bahnstationen, "Treptower Park" und "Plänterwald" oder mit dem Bus, aber es stehen auch Parkplätze in großer Zahl zur Verfügung. Darüber hinaus kann man uns auch mit dem eigenen Boot besuchen. Hierfür bieten wir einen 24h Sportbootanleger im Verbund der "Gelben Welle". Im einstigen Laderaum befinden sich heute die Küche, die Bar, ein großer Ofen und ein Gastraum für 40 Personen. Ein weiterer Gastraum für 20 Personen befindet sich im ehemaligen Mannschaftsquartier, der so genannten Roof. Natürlich kann man bei schönem Wetter auch an Deck Platz nehmen, entweder rund um das Steuerrad oder in Liegestühlen auf dem Vordeck.

Fabulous ! The food…read morewas really good, the staff friendly, and the price ok. Go for it !

we had a fabulous meal there. The feijoada, veal and fish dishes were all gorgeously presented and…read moretasted delicious. Service was super friendly and professional. This really was a lovely neighborhood restaurant and we would highly recommend it.

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.

Fantastic local place to get some low-frills eats and beer! Very friendly staff who accommodated us…read morewithout a hitch. We came here after having been turned away by an Indonesian restaurant that was "full for the night". We are so glad that fate brought us here instead of that Indonesian restaurant!! What were we even thinking anyway -- forget the Indonesian food, get the local specialities!! Ordered the schnitzel as well as the meatballs and both were executed perfectly. Schnitzel was hot and crispy on the outside and tender on the inside -- not overly salty either. Meatballs were juicy and packed with flavor from the minced onions that they had mixed in. The beer (we ordered a Pilsner) was the best that we had tried in all of the Berlin and Dresden restaurants that we visited. I believe it is from some small private brewery affiliated with the restaurant somehow. Whatever they are doing, they are doing it right, so definitely order the house beer. Super cozy seating (you'll probably be sharing a table with other guests) and packed all night long but amazing vibes and casual comfort food. Would come back if I ever visit Berlin again!

They must have expanded as the menu seems the same and it was quite big and clean. Not a dive at…read moreall. Also they take credit cards. We tried to go to a nearby Greek place but they were full and kind of rude too. We walked over here and the place was empty at 6:30 pm so a bit worried. No need. The draft Pilsner was very excellent and the food was outstanding and reasonably priced. We got pork schnitzel and meatballs and it was really very tasty. Would recommend!

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

We went to this small local restaurant, we order a large beer lager, it was good, for eat I order…read moreBerliner teller it was delicious. See the photos to see how good they is

I was looking for a traditional German restaurant where I could enjoy a proper local dinner, and…read morecame across glowing reviews for Schlögl's--just a short tram ride from my hotel to Alexanderplatz. When I arrived, I was surprised to find it tucked away at the back of a small shopping plaza. And just my luck--the hostess informed me the kitchen had just closed. As I turned to leave, she came running after me (I suspect the boss gave the nod) and said they'd be happy to serve me anyway. That small act of kindness set the tone for the whole experience. Inside, the restaurant felt warm and cozy, with the kind of unpretentious atmosphere that immediately makes you feel at home. I ordered the mixed grill platter, which included schnitzel, a meatball, and currywurst, served with potatoes and salad. The food arrived almost before I had time to open my book, and to my surprise, it was freshly made--flavorful, hearty, and absolutely satisfying. If you're looking for classic German comfort food in a relaxed, welcoming spot, Schlögl's is well worth seeking out.

This restaurant has a beautiful homely interior and atmosphere…read more The concept in itself is very interesting because you can order a hot stone. This hot vulcan stone which is up to 350 degrees hot will be placed in the middle of the table so that you can fry meat and vegetables to your liking. The staff is kind and will bring you an English menu, if you need one and will otherwise kindly bring you a new stone, if the previous one turns too cold. The beer (Pilsner Urquell) from the Czek Republic is of excellent quality and the restaurant overall offers a variety of aperitifs and small cocktails. I can warmly recommend it to anyone who likes to have a nice evening out with good beer and meat.

Most amazing place for a date or a cozy dinner with friends. You cook the food on a hot stone in…read morefront of you on the table, the meat and dips for the bread were exquisit and the wine was really great!

Great ambiance, excellent service and really good food…read more Probably the best meal I had while in Berlin for a week. The Kaiserschmarrn was like nothing I've tried and is definitely big enough to share.

I get it, it's Germany and Berlin at that, so there's many who attest to having THE BEST schnitzel…read morein order to bring in the tourists, but, Kurhaus Korsakow truly needs to be singled out and at the top of all the lists of excellence to get the attention of all who seek an amazing meal in Berlin. I am a schnitzel lover and have pulled several lists from Yelp! and Kurhaus did not scream at me saying "I must try this place." I have been seeking out a great schnitzel. This is THE place. Since there are many who are allegiant to the culinary delights from here, I can not say its a hidden secret because of the highly devoted following.. I will, however, say it's hidden enough. You must try this place, as it hits all the bases- excellent quality, attention to detail with great people, great food, great prices and all wrapped up in a surreal and perfect atmosphere. Forego the more touristy places and make sure and add Kurhaus to your required list of places to dine. This was an exciting meal

Franconian food in the heart of former east Berlin's Friedrichshain neighborhood. Franconian…read morecuisine is a specific regional identity belonging to the region of Franconia. Think Southern Germany. It is a subtype of German cuisine with many similarities to Bavarian cuisine and Swabian cuisine. I happen to have been to these regions many times over and love the food, though I did know the provinces and the proper names. The smoked pork is roasted to crisp, the sausage orgy dish is funny named and is not for the faint of the heart (it's huge in size). Fried chicken is better than most of American fried chicken, and the potato pancakes are perfect. They are all HUGE in portion and completely wonderful for left over take-outs. When I checked in it had a check in special, but seeing that I did not need that special for coffee, the store owner brought me local sausages as free appetizers. It was quite lovely. For dessert, they had kaiserschmarrn and I ordered it, which I've not had since Prague 2012 and Austria 2001. So that was nice surprise. Fantastic service to boot. The price is extremely reasonable (for Americans anyway). Sometime like this will likely double in price in America. Can't finish them all so I had box to take away. The place attract tourists for reasons I don't know. Or maybe everyone just read the English Yelp reviews and come here. I would love to come back for more.

This was my first meal alone in Berlin and I made ALL of classic American tourist mistakes: didn't…read moreseat myself, didn't tip enough, left the tip on the table, etc. Despite behaving like an idiot baby, I very much enjoyed this meal! I sat on the patio and would recommend this, weather permitting. Next door is a little flower shop so my table was adjacent to some nice plants which really added to it all. I ordered a beer...two beers.... and a pork loin served with potato dumpling, gravy and a side of red cabbage. True, classic German food. It was INCREDIBLE. The pork was perfectly juicy throughout and crispy on top--it just fell off the bone. I sat there for way too long because I was savoring the meal too much. The service was good-- much better than the tip I left reflected. I think that there was some service included in the bill, but I still feel bad.