Floh - Berlin

A mix of Berlin pub and rustic restaurant. Quite cozy, though, and rather small. The food is good value for money and they serve classic German/Berlin dishes. I... read more A mix of Berlin pub and rustic restaurant. Quite cozy, though, and rather small. The food is good value for money and they serve classic German/Berlin dishes. It tasted good, even if the roulade at the next table looked significantly larger and juicier than mine. Perhaps we should come back again, as the Königsberger Klopse (meatballs) were really very good. The service was generally very friendly and quick, but seemed a bit overwhelmed that day. Unfortunately, we had to ask for the bill several times. But we'll definitely stop by again.

It's simply a pleasure to have been here. A rustic atmosphere, with seating areas at the front and back. We've been here twice and had good food...and as a visi... read more It's simply a pleasure to have been here. A rustic atmosphere, with seating areas at the front and back. We've been here twice and had good food...and as a visitor from the beautiful Black Forest, there's also Alpine food here!

I've been there several times; it's a lovely place, whether in summer or autumn. The staff has always been very friendly and accommodating. The food (schnitzel,... read more I've been there several times; it's a lovely place, whether in summer or autumn. The staff has always been very friendly and accommodating. The food (schnitzel, Königsberger Klopse) has always been delicious. And the beer is great, too.

You have to love Floh. Duck and goose for Christmas are a must. A Berlin pub with fantastic food. Only true fans give it five stars. read more You have to love Floh. Duck and goose for Christmas are a must. A Berlin pub with fantastic food. Only true fans give it five stars.

VERY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE Sunshine and warm weather – we wanted to have a nice beer and a bite to eat. Because the Floh advertised a beer garden for about... read more VERY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCE Sunshine and warm weather – we wanted to have a nice beer and a bite to eat. Because the Floh advertised a beer garden for about 50 people, we went there. The tables in front of the restaurant, at the curbside, were occupied. The door to the beer garden was closed! We then asked the landlord if we could sit inside. His blunt reply: No, it 's closed! Service desert Germany? We were very disappointed by the landlord 's attitude! Why don 't they take advantage of the warm season to generate sufficient sales??? Later, in the cold and rainy season, the complaints come that too few people are going out to eat and sales