Great semi-formal restaurant for a Friday night. I absolutely loved everything I ordered. As a…read morestarter, I got the tartare de thon which is a raw tuna dish & it was unbelievably delicious & surprisingly very filling. As my main course, I ordered Ratatouille & it was sooo good it came with some sort of cheese idk but it was gas. THE WORKERSSSSSS. They were superrr nice, friendly, & cute.

We just arrived in at our nearby hotel and were hangry and happy to find this lovely restaurant for…read morelunch. Ratatouille, steak, and cod were excellent and the price was reasonable. The crème brûlée and cheese cake were delightful. The gentleman who served us was welcoming and the room was pleasant. We definitely recommend.

Very good French restaurant. I arrived early on a June Tuesday evening, around 7 pm and was…read more"almost" been awaited by two very kind persons plus the Chef. Ordered entrecôte with fries and salad. Nicely done. Nice music on the background. No TVs (thank God). Nice ambience. Only situation today was no AC. But quite alright inside!! A pity I was alone. But that is a businessman's life sometimes.

After German meals, it was a delight to find an authentic French restaurant in Berlin…read more The interior has a little bit of character, the servers were very friendly and helpful. The wine selection was surprisingly slim, but the red we had was excellent. We loved our appetizers, mains and desserts starting with froi gras, escargot and grilled octopus. The steak and duck were good, although the duck could have been better. The chocolate lava cake and Xtreme brûlée were excellent. If I lived in Berlin, I would come back frequently!

This cafe is a gem of Berlin…read more Food: I devoured my plate and unfortunately have no picture to show -- but the food was amazing. Very nicely priced; hot food that will fuel you for a day of walking the city! The menu is elaborate and so many ways to mix/match for a table of food that you'll eat every bite of. Service: Major thing to note -- this place takes card but you have to scan a QR code and pay on a site. If you're not comfortable with this, it's best to bring cash. I loved that you order at the counter -- helps you save time on your dining experience on a busy day. One of the service staff brings your food to your table number. Ambiance: This cafe is SO homey. What I would give to spend another brunch here! It's a great place to come with a friend or even read a book. Very warm/cozy.

We stumbled upon this cafe during our stay in Berlin and it was just what we needed. The breakfast…read morewas light and crispy. Probably one of the best breakfast spots I've tried in my life. I loved it!

This is a little cooking studio near Rosenthaler Platz offering cooking courses in German, English…read moreand French. We came here for a team event with 10 people and were warmly welcomed. Our French host explained her story about moving over from France to Berlin to promote the French kitchen and cooking here. Her main goal is to dispel prejudices about what French people eat and how they cook. We cooked a main course with sides. It was a great mix between us being involved and our host making sure we don't mess things up. She has loads of interesting stories to tell about the ingredients, history of the dishes and French eating culture. The recipe was excellent and special. Food tastes really good. The location is very lovely, warm and simply perfect to enjoy a great dinner together.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. I came here hoping for a comforting raclette…read moreexperience, only to leave with an empty wallet and a bad taste in my mouth, literally and figuratively. Let's start with the raclette cheese: it's ridiculously overpriced! And don't expect any fancy add-ons or decent accompaniments,just the most basic, uninspired spread imaginable. The service, however, was even worse. Our server was rude, inattentive, and somehow managed to disappear every time we needed something. It took forever just to get something, and by the time our food finally arrived, we'd lost our appetite. For the price they charge, I'd expect at least a hint of professionalism, but unfortunately, this place offers none. Save your money and your time, there are much better places to eat out there.

This is a half-French half-German inspired restaurant with some interesting selections you won't…read morefind in many other places around. Their claim to fame seems to be their interesting take on artisan personal pizzas. We got two of them but the high prices prevented us from wanting to order anything else or get drinks when we could get drinks down the street afterward for half the price and double the beer. The ambiance of the place is really nice and the service was good, but they gave us a weird vibe when we asked for water. I hate that. If I want water, I want water. Give me the water, not your opinions about it. Anyways, the food was pretty good, but the prices would prevent us from coming back. Especially to drink.

An amazing, very small French eatery specializing in fresh oysters. The couple who run this place…read moreare a true delight, and the food that Margaux cooks in the tiny kitchen is super fresh and well prepared. This is an incredible place to pop in for oysters and some fabulous French wine, and some beautiful seafood appetizers. The langostines were second to none! Do yourself a favor and give it a try.

Wanted to love this place but I found the price a bit high (~25€ for meat dishes and 19€for…read moresomething that turned out to be a quiche) for the quality and portion of food. The service was also very strange. I ordered a merlot and the waiter brought a bottle saying he couldn't find the red merlot, only the white. After some hoopla he poured it for my friend who requested a white only to find that it was red after all. Well duh... He also forgot our order of oysters completely (though we didn't get charged for it) The place is cozy and would be nice as a cheese and wine bar (and oyster?). But given the kitchen is so small, it seems the food available becomes a bit limited for a full on restaurant. The veal I had was good, but I didn't think the clafoutis dish was worth it at all (basically a quiche with side salad for 19€).

Came here for a quick dessert, they do have a counter to eat on but seems mostly take away. This…read morewas at the end of the day so some desserts were gone. Tried their pistachio dessert and really enjoyed it. Would go back and try more.

I hear Music in your eyes, Rainbows in your tears…read more.. I'm sorry my mind wandered Into the Ambiance of this Perfect Patisserie. Petit yet Bountiful the Array of Possibilities seems 'Endless'. (Frank Ocean) From mouth watering macaroons Beautiful Brioche, & Dinkel Brot amongst the few...my senses Soared. I ordered as if I Never have been to France. So Luscious are the Items local bees fly in regularly. As I will be. Merci. I feel the Magic in your touch, A Miracle Exists........ Could Heaven Ever Be Like This? (Idris Muhammad)

I had a great coq au vin here! Great service, sat on the spree, beautiful time! The service was…read moreattentive, the beer was fresh, I sat and watched the boats on the river.

Close to our Airbnb just a few blocks from Friedrichstab station. Had both inside and outside…read moreseating. Some of the outside seating was right by the river. Also had overhead space heaters. Soft listening French music planning. The service was relatively quick especially compared to other places in Europe. My place sitting was missing a napkin. I asked twice and eventually resorted to taking from another table. The food was good but not all great. We really enjoyed our steak frites. Cut right and tender. The beef bourguignon was good but a little too sweats. As a starter we had onion soup and fish soup. Really loved the onion soup. We didn't really care for the fish sou

I was not impressed at all. After reading the excellent reviews, we gave it a shot. Came in on a…read morehot day, all patio tables were reserved. Inside was a little muggy and tables are bit crunched together. Staff was friendly and bilingual. You can see the chef and cook (1) in the open kitchen. So why the 2 stars? well the food was just average. My steak was nothing special and if it wasn't for the tasty butter I'd say it was pretty bad. The escargot was ok, lots of oil and lacking flavor. I baffled, maybe an off night.

After reading so many good reviews (from 2014 mainly) I was disappointed by the experience itself…read more I don't know what happened in the recent months but the food does not show much "love"anymore. !Also the much mentioned comment about not being able to pay with a card (not even EC cards) really bothers me as the restaurant is not cheap and is in the central Mitte area.! Sorry but anno 2015 you can't keep the cash only thing going unless you're money laundering! Food ordered: snails as a starter and mussels + french fries as a main course. starter was at the table within 5 minutes after ordering and proved to me it was not all too fresh. Unfortunately that was proven in taste and how the food looked. Main course was ok but I do expect more of a classic dish like mussels with fries, what can you possibly do wrong in this? I got funny thin fries that were utterly hard to eat and had clearly been in the oil too long. Just use good classic fries and all is good people! Mussels were ok but really nothing special. At least they were fresh. Atmosphere: design is good and fits the menu. Too many tables were obviously tried to be fitted in though so I felt a bit too cosy with my neighbors. There are better places to eat French Bistro style food in Berlin.