Michelberger Restaurant

Fantastic experience, thanks so much to the staff who were beyond friendly and attentive. I brought my parents, who both have coeliac’s disease, and as soon as I arrived they said they saw my note about dietary requirements in the booking, they had gluten free bread (which was incredible) and would explain everything on the menu so we knew what was safe to eat. More on the menu was GF than wasn’t, which is so unusual so my parents were so happy that they could enjoy a great meal without feeling like they had to make loads of compromises or be a burden. We had the menu carte Blanche, as well as cocktails and wine. Every dish was delicious, fresh, and interesting. It’s not a cheap place - expect to spend 70-90€ pp - but the price is worth it and it’s a wonderful place if you want to have a special meal or celebrate something. I am recommending it to everyone!

Tasteful Patio where you can sit outside. Relaxed atmosphere where you can have a good evening. We went for dinner. Sharing meal concept. You have the option to go for menu (52€ pp) or a la carte. We liked: - the vibe and atmosphere - friendly service - some tasty food options - good drinks We did not like: - small portions, you will not the same amount of appetizers as the number of menues - some appetizers are rather bland - 52€ menu cost for not even getting full

We went here for Sunday Brunch and the the quality of the food is really outstanding. Not so many options for kids.

The Food was absolutely fantastic, fresh and the Connection of the flavours was out of Earth. Loved it. The service was amazing, attentive and ordered good advice. On top of that they also play Great music and the Restaurant in itself is very nice and cozy. I recommend 200%

Wow what a place... everything's mostly gluten free and they will happily make a gluten free version. The food is so fresh from their farm, the staff are friendly, wholesome atmosphere. The combinations of food are mouth watering, shows you healthy food cam be divine. We enjoyed dinner so much we booked for breakfast and their breakfast beats any hotels offerings ive had before. We felt energised for our travel day ahead. A place that makes you want to return.

I had a mixed experience at this café. The Basque cheesecake was fantastic, with the perfect level of creaminess and delicious flavor. However, the Chai latte left much to be desired. It had strange foam on top, and the latte itself was watery and lacked flavor, making it one of the worst Chai lattes I've had. The service was a bit confusing. Despite wanting to order at the front desk, we were repeatedly told to find a seat and wait for staff to come to us. After waiting for at least 15 minutes without anyone attending to us, we had to approach the front desk again, only to still have trouble placing our order. Unfortunately, by the time the staff finally came to us, the cake my friend wanted was sold out. On the positive side, the café itself is cozy, and the space is nice. Overall, while the food and ambiance were enjoyable, the service and Chai latte were disappointing.

We came here twice - once for a light breakfast and once for dinner. First the good: there dinner service is delicious, but book ahead. Coffee in day and cocktails in the evening are also very good. That said,tThe food in their cafe needs improvement. The quiche was delicious but still cold after it was heated. The poached egg was hard boiled. These are both things I would usually send back at a restaurant. I’ll still give them 4 stars, but mostly for the dinner service.

Although nothing was extraordinary, everything that we ate was above a certain quality barring maybe the cheesecake. The deer was perfectly cooked and nicely coupled with beans. Entree of tomatoes and peach had good potential but too fee peach and the crispy stuff was a bit soaked. Cheesecake was also nothing special. Great atmosphere overall though and amazing service by the very attentive and cool staff. Special shoutout to Joy who did a fabulous job serving us all throughout.

Fantastic experience, thanks so much to the staff who were beyond friendly and attentive. I brought my parents, who both have coeliac’s disease, and as soon as I arrived they said they saw my note about dietary requirements in the booking, they had gluten free bread (which was incredible) and would explain everything on the menu so we knew what was safe to eat. More on the menu was GF than wasn’t, which is so unusual so my parents were so happy that they could enjoy a great meal without feeling like they had to make loads of compromises or be a burden. We had the menu carte Blanche, as well as cocktails and wine. Every dish was delicious, fresh, and interesting. It’s not a cheap place - expect to spend 70-90€ pp - but the price is worth it and it’s a wonderful place if you want to have a special meal or celebrate something. I am recommending it to everyone!

Tasteful Patio where you can sit outside. Relaxed atmosphere where you can have a good evening. We went for dinner. Sharing meal concept. You have the option to go for menu (52€ pp) or a la carte. We liked: - the vibe and atmosphere - friendly service - some tasty food options - good drinks We did not like: - small portions, you will not the same amount of appetizers as the number of menues - some appetizers are rather bland - 52€ menu cost for not even getting full

We went here for Sunday Brunch and the the quality of the food is really outstanding. Not so many options for kids.

The Food was absolutely fantastic, fresh and the Connection of the flavours was out of Earth. Loved it. The service was amazing, attentive and ordered good advice. On top of that they also play Great music and the Restaurant in itself is very nice and cozy. I recommend 200%

Wow what a place... everything's mostly gluten free and they will happily make a gluten free version. The food is so fresh from their farm, the staff are friendly, wholesome atmosphere. The combinations of food are mouth watering, shows you healthy food cam be divine. We enjoyed dinner so much we booked for breakfast and their breakfast beats any hotels offerings ive had before. We felt energised for our travel day ahead. A place that makes you want to return.

I had a mixed experience at this café. The Basque cheesecake was fantastic, with the perfect level of creaminess and delicious flavor. However, the Chai latte left much to be desired. It had strange foam on top, and the latte itself was watery and lacked flavor, making it one of the worst Chai lattes I've had. The service was a bit confusing. Despite wanting to order at the front desk, we were repeatedly told to find a seat and wait for staff to come to us. After waiting for at least 15 minutes without anyone attending to us, we had to approach the front desk again, only to still have trouble placing our order. Unfortunately, by the time the staff finally came to us, the cake my friend wanted was sold out. On the positive side, the café itself is cozy, and the space is nice. Overall, while the food and ambiance were enjoyable, the service and Chai latte were disappointing.

We came here twice - once for a light breakfast and once for dinner. First the good: there dinner service is delicious, but book ahead. Coffee in day and cocktails in the evening are also very good. That said,tThe food in their cafe needs improvement. The quiche was delicious but still cold after it was heated. The poached egg was hard boiled. These are both things I would usually send back at a restaurant. I’ll still give them 4 stars, but mostly for the dinner service.

Although nothing was extraordinary, everything that we ate was above a certain quality barring maybe the cheesecake. The deer was perfectly cooked and nicely coupled with beans. Entree of tomatoes and peach had good potential but too fee peach and the crispy stuff was a bit soaked. Cheesecake was also nothing special. Great atmosphere overall though and amazing service by the very attentive and cool staff. Special shoutout to Joy who did a fabulous job serving us all throughout.

Local, seasonal menu with very interesting options. We really wanted to like this place and specifically booked the hotel to try the restaurant. Food wasn't quite as good as we'd hoped based on the photos, but still glad we tried it.

Really good food overall! Interesting mix of flavours, no dish felt similar and every one of the dishes had its own kick of flavour and presentation. All time favourite by far was the chestnut gnocchi could not stop having that! We had a set menu created by the chef as we were a big group so had a chance to try everything and would totally recommend it to everyone. Just note - The food was not spicy for those who don't like a bit of chilli. Overall the place and the food and the staff were an absolute hit. One of the most easy going places to go to.

Made a reservation for dinner here because we were staying in the hotel. They give a lot of info about all of their "farm to table" offerings and the fixed menu, etc., but it was honestly the most boring meal we had during our entire trip. Would've been okay if it hadn't also been the priciest.

Courtyard cafe... Inside seating too. Bins of books Auf Deutsch are part of the furniture and ambience. A place to come with a book and delve into coffee and words.

Always a great lunch spot! While I have had lunch at the Michelberger several times during work related events (they have great meeting rooms and spaces to go offsite), I have recently been enjoying the restaurant on it's own. A few days ago, I went for lunch and had their cajun chicken. After living in the south (in the US), I was a bit skeptical on how well they would pull it off. I have to say, it was one of the most perfectly cooked and seasoned chicken breasts that I've ever had. I appreciate the constant quality of food at the restaurant. Obviously, they are part of a hotel... and in a hotspot for Berlin. It wouldn't be hard for their chef to throw his hands in the air and deliver a subpar menu from time to time. However, I've never seen this. As a local I'm impressed that they keep a high quality, seasonal, and consistent standard with their food.

First of all. Berlin is a wonderful city with tons of great food and bars. This is based on a Thursday night during a layover with a day to spend in Berlin, staying at the Michelberger hotel. I have to start with the physical environment, as 100s of other restaurants and bars in Berlin, Michelberger Restaurant is also located in some sort of old Industrial building, concrete floor and hard walls, something that usually is the ultimate cocktail for a horrible atmosphere regarding the acoustics. My first 2 stars is definitely for the effort put into regulating the place with absorbing panels in the ceiling, yes, finally somewhere your ears can handle for hours even with a great playlist of late 80ies music in the background. Food was really great, fresh, tasteful and well explained by the friendly staff. I'll hit this one with a 5 stars, tipping point being that I've got a main, side, a starter, bread, one big bottle of sparkling water and two glasses of delicious white wine, for the humble price of 48 EUR.

Very healthy and filling breakfast buffet. Many options and you'll wall out feeling great!

We were seated in an empty restaurant and then waited nearly 20 minutes to be able to wave down a waiter for drinks, which was a bad start to things, but the food made up for it. The food was great, I ordered the roasted chicken and it was nicely cooked and the risotto was good as well. The mash potatoes were a hit around the whole table.

The best food and atmosphere I have had in a while! True Gem here! The wild boar and pollack and pumpkin were delicious! We will definitely be back. The server was amazing and looks like the lead singer from System of a Down! Was really good with his recommendations! We love this restaurant!

The funny thing about using Yelp in a place like Germany is that most of the reviews will be written by non-Germans... in other words, people that probably are used to living in places that are more customer-service oriented. So that being said, if you're reading this review while on vacation in Berlin, don't let a "horrible service" review turn you off from a restaurant. Most of the restaurants are going to have bad service compared to what you're used to. However, Michelberger Restaurant, possibly because it's in a hotel catering to international clientele, has amazing service. The waiters were helpful, the food was great and it was the perfect location for dinner that was part social, part business.

Atmosphere and staff were absolutely incredible. Had a nice meal sharing plate style. Truffle salad was delicious and the pork cheek is a must! We were sucked into the lounge by too many late night drinks. The side with the bar/lounge was more enjoyable than the restaurant. Think that was due to the music. Aperol was a specialty. Give it a try... But keep it to a 2-3 minimum ;)

Walking in you're bathed in soft light, instantly relaxing. When we arrived on a Friday around 7p there was plenty of seating at the bar while the restaurant was packed to the max. We put our names on the waitlist to dine and enjoyed a round of incredibly yummy cocktails. No mixers- all of the concoctions are fresh and crisp. The food was just as delicious. Can't wait to visit again!

Cute, quaint spot near the Berlin Wall. Loved sitting in the terrace surrounded by green plants and beautiful brick. The biggest disappointment was that their kitchen was closed (perhaps because it was in a Monday) so they only had four options for food to choose from. It was a bit overpriced for the food options so we ordered a sausage for 5€, which came out raw in the middle. They recooked us a new one but still looked questionable.

I don't often write reviews unless I feel strongly about a place. And I feel strongly about this place- it is a wonderful gem in Berlin. I was in town for a work trip and found this place from a food blog. It exceeded by expectations- the food was out of this world delicious and so much thought and creativity went into each dish. We ordered a good number of dishes to share and all tasted so good. I've been to some really high end restaurants but this place doesn't break your wallet and has the food of some very fine dining. My favorite restaurant so far in Berlin. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a creative take on some familiar dishes. The cherry on top, so to speak, was the amazingly friendly staff and knowledgeable in wine too! I would come back and eat here the next time time visiting. You will not be disappointed.

Had dinner here with 3 friends and it was the best meal we've eaten in a long time. Great service, good wine list, and perfect food with lots of flavors and textures going on. Highly recommended.

I really liked this place to get the nite started! Descent selection of drinks, well located, good prices and service. What else could you possibly ask for? The ambience is pretty much chilled, sort of like a starter but also a great place to end a short nite out. Card payments are accepted after 20 or 25€ i think, but still, they do take cards.

Great and rather cheap restaurant in Berlin located inside the Michelberger Hotel. Dinner is innovative cooking inspired by German cuisine, Middle Eastern cuisine and with a dash of vegetarian. Everything is very delicious and the quality is high. The interior is very well-designed with communal tables and lit candles.

Great service, great food and a really chill atmosphere. They offer vegan and vegetarian options and make a killer salad as well. I've been here twice already an will be back for sure.

This is really good food for berlin. Dinner is always well done, pleasant service, maybe a bit hipster. Their breakfast spread is great too but I only have had it staying at the hotel.

Pretty cool restaurant & tasty foodie course.

One of THE most chill places in Berlin. Kinda hipster but okay. Good food/drinks/coffees local beers And good bedrooms. Love Lebowski

Normal place, nothing that really caught my eye except their 40Mbit WiFi they had only 4-6 beers on the menu. I will come here again for the WiFi.

This is a cool place and the waiters are very friendly. I love Michelbergers decoration, they really have their own style. It's a little bit expensive though compared to other Berlin bars.

Probably the best food & overall restaurant experience I've had in years. Their concept is to share plates, so my companion and I got to taste quite a few different delicious creations each. The wild pigs head fritters were delicious just like that, coming with a smokey apple chutney however, they were absolutely amazing. Next we've had grilled leek, kale & fried capers which isn't just a deli vegan dish but actually quite fun to eat since the kale's crispness is making a sound on each bite. Don't miss the ricotta gnocchi - they were perfectly smooth and the melted orange butter they're sitting in is a dream of its own. On top there were some crisp leaves of sage rounding up the dish flavourwise and again giving me that nice crunching experience. More than just a snack as categorized, was the good portion of duck rillettes - really the best meat spread I've ever had, uhh! A nice contrast to what we we've had earlier the homemade kimchi - being red cabbage & ginger with a hint of garlic that day - was rather sourly which I enjoyed very much and makes it a good addition to any of the other meals we had. Knowing the sous-chef to be an incredibly good Patissier (from an earlier workplace of his) we just couldn't leave without a dessert. And this was the best. A colorful dream of beetroot sorbet & chocolate... soooo good!! I shouldn't forget about the attentive & quick staff, though! For each dish they serve you they quickly name its ingredients & preparation causing the mouth to start watering. In my opinion the place is well designed and cozy. The tiling on the walls however really do make it unexpectedly hard to converse when the place is filling up. Last but not least: The toilets are designed exceptionally ingenious which really made my laugh by my own and are definitely worth going to even if you wouldn't have to...