Really nice food, and a wonderful spread of ice sundaes. Sitting outside in the large patio is…read moredelightful, especially at sunset. The staff are really nice, and while they don't know English, they were very helpful! The English menu is definitely helpful for those visiting.

This is a surprisingly cute little restaurant with a large patio. The have a nice beer selection…read moreand also have a lot of ice cream. The food is good but not great. I had the schnitzel which was a little overcooked. We also had the burger and it was tasty and quite sloppy. The service is average. I will definitely try this restaurant again.

Upstairs area, relatively quiet and less crowded. American '50s diner style model. Brightly lit. I…read morehad red lentil soup, beer, and potato gratin. The food was good but I later realized I was overcharged.

Got the dessert lasagna, ravioli, and a Bloody Mary…read more The Bloody Mary was mediocre, the ravioli was okay, and the dessert lasagna was pretty good! Overall, it was severely overpriced with very little portions. If I were to wait in Tegel airport again, I will just eat at the Burger King downstairs.

Ursprung is a charming underground cafe in Dussman Headquarters…read more Dussman is the German equivalent of Barnes and Noble with a massive CD department as well. The Mother Ship Store at Corporate Headquarters is meant to be spectacular. It has five floors of books and media. The basement contains the Largest Classical Music CD store in the world and the Largest Jazz CD store in Germany. There is also a highly impressive selection of World Music that is especially strong on Turkish classical and Eastern European folk. Both German classical music and German jazz are impressive. There is a ton of material you can't get anywhere else - Unless you know a small niche CD store that covers your exact interest. UNLIKE Barnes and Noble, they do not put a cafe into the bookstore to draw in customers and get increased revenue. They don't have to. The store is absolutely positively packed with long lines at the cashier of happy customers buying lots of stuff. Prices are not cheap. Dussman's is not going to go out of business anytime soon. I personally bought about 200 Euros worth of post-experimental German Jazz and historical Balkan rarities. * * * Which gets us to Ursprung. After all that standing, buying books and CDs, the customers are going to want to sit down and have drinks and snacks. Plus all the people working at the Dussman Corporate Offices are going to want to have a place for drinks and snacks outside of the offices themselves if they are meeting people for personal reasons. Ursprung fills both needs. It is down in the basement, the way the CD department is down in the basement, but the two facilities do not connect. You go up from the CD store to the cashier to pay. You step out of the store into the corporate lobby. You take a spectacular staircase to get to Ursprung. * * * How spectacular is that staircase, Samuel C? * * * Funny you should ask. * * * When you go DOWN, What you see is a massive greenwall of living plants, fully two stories high, and designed to have all sorts of colors of green. The result is an elaborate and impressive visual. When you go UP, The staircase is open, made of opaque glass and has lights. Underneath the staircase is a blue ceramic koi pond. So leaving the restaurant, you get a psychedelic picture of bright lights and koi. I hope you did not drink too much beer in the cafe before climbing those stairs. They have a disabled elevator If you are really in no shape to deal with flickering koi under your feet While managing a vertical. * * * How is the cafe itself? There is a limited menu - with a heavy orientation towards vegan items. I had an espresso drink and a pastry which were unimpressive. Other Yelpers who ordered elsewhere on the menu report similar experiences of meh. But you are really not at Ursprung for a Five Star Gourmet experience. You are here because you are doing business at Dussman's or you are downtown near Dussman's and you really need a place to sit down and refresh. Dussman's has chairs, the place is pretty, and you can take all the rest you need as long as you order something. Your aching feet will thank you. Your eyes will thank you. Your palate will survive. * * * Ursprung is a hell of an experience. The experience is worth ten times as much if you just bought the books or music of your dreams from Dussman's.

Great place with a dramatic rainforest wall. We had a great breakfast with (what my girlfriend…read moresaid) the best scrambled eggs she ever had, and the "breakfast etagere" which was an amazing deal - 10.90 for plenty of regional cheese (we substituted the cold cuts with cheese only), fruit salad, a huge bread basket, orange juice and a macchiato. Really pleasant surprise hidden in the bookstore. We'll be back for lunch and tea

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.

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.