Restaurant Reichardt's

Located in the Nikolai area. I had an excellent grilled salmon with vegetables. Only drawback. They don't take credit cards.

a great German restaurant near the frankfurter allee station. a very good selection of dresses on their menu (in German and English). service is fast, and eating divine! price also recommended for money!

we ate here on a Thursday, and eating, beer and service were great. my shinitzel was excellent. the place looked a little tattooed out outside and the reveiws almost dropped us off, but the waitress was very efficient and eating was great. View menu

we went in without reservation, they got us a table and took our order quickly and poured our drinks. it was close to the closing time, but we didn't feel any hurry at all, our food was really delicious and also huge portions! great little place and great hospitality, thanks for our beautiful meal.

We bumped into this place by accident and we were not disappointed With no English speaking staff I had to make use of my poor German and sign lauguage We ended up having rump steaks with salad and yummy potatoes It tasted delicious !! The...menu had many versions of pork schnitzels which is a traditional dish here for those who want . All the local people on the tables beside us had ordered it . So I figure they r good

Currently it seems quite difficult to find a restaurant that serves German food in berlin. this is located on the francfurter allee with a small garden to sit outside in summer. we went during the pfifferling season and chose a court with these little ones. but very delicious mushrooms. sadly, the last of the grits and even some moss and the kartoffels on the old side were as they tasted rather sweet. the third member of the group enjoyed their meal. View menu

I arrived here an evening with my partner, as he eaten asparagus. the spa gel he got was served with a large carving, kartoffel and, of course, Hollandaise sauce. he asked for additional sauce and that was no problem at all. Although the dish was great, I think it was a little overpriced with me just got the tomato and garlic soup and it was so delicious! super hot and served with delicious brot. we also had some nice drinks; I recommend the sweet lady cocktail. our waitress was ok. Typical berliner service.

We had visited this trip on a previous visit to Berlin so thought we would go back. We were not disappointed, and ended up going on two consecutive nights. We tried various German dishes, including sausages and sauerkraut, Schnitzel, and beef olives with potato dumplings....Some of us also sampled German beer, including a raspberry beer (good) a black beer (not quite so good) and Berliner Pilsner, which was the favourite. We could probably have gone on the third night as well, but decided it was time for a change. The waitress was friendly and had a good sense of humour, which made our visit more enjoyable. Should we ever visit Friedrichshain again we would definitely go back.

remember, it is in fact not so easy to find a German restaurant in berlin. the city is so cosmopolitan that they see more kebabs, pizza and pasta, almost food, sushi, ramen, Vietnamese, Chinese far more than a real traditional German. this reason I was pleased to find this charming little square. the setting is inconvenient, and if not hanging for the big banner outside and say Sunday carving day (on Sunday carving), I might have missed it. and in fact are all impressive numerous sorts of carvings on the menu on Sunday instead of the usual (I think). that makes a really well-rated meal. I enjoyed my carvings. the waitress speaks no word of English (which is rare in berlin and which has taken... View menu