Die besten Restaurants mit Franzosisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

360 degree taste for eyes and ears. Always my pleasure.

Very good place, especially in summer. The restaurant is small, but you can also eat outside. Good food, good service, wine, and sparkling wine are perfect. Restrooms are clean and well-maintained.

First time try this food. The food tasted good than I expected! The service is also very good! The waiter is really kind and polite. : )

An amazing restaurant: elegant, classical decor; very friendly, personable and attentive staff; perfect atmosphere and high quality, thoughtful and delicious food. Thank you for the fantastic evening.

Nice there, unfortunately the only one in Berlin :(

Great cocktails great wine! Overall great experience!

Very tasty food and very friendly and pleasant service.

The food was okay, an onion soup, a tarte flambée and 2 glasses of rosé, €46 was quite a lot... Unfortunately there is no menu, just a board with recommendations. As soon as the last guests had left, we were charged without asking us if we would like another coffee... the restaurant doesn't open until 4 p.m., so you're a little surprised that you're asked out shortly after 8 p.m.... Overall, the atmosphere leaves a lot to be desired, unfortunately the restaurant has little to do with French "savoir vivre"...

Very tasty seasonal food and great service as well as a pleasant atmosphere!

Great, fantastic experience. We'll definitely be back soon.

Favorite go to in Berlin! Best service, fresh and delicious food, friendly staff 10/10

Super cosy place, romantic, great service and the food really warms your heart 🤍

Familiar, cozy atmosphere, good French cuisine (sauces!!!), fair prices

We always enjoy coming here with my husband and our little dog. The food is delicious, the music is nice and the atmosphere is pleasant.

Ate here on Valentines days about two years agoz. Rude older lady who I assume is the owner was “entertaining other guests on different tables but never came to us (only when we were supposed to pay) We were in our early twenties and they assumed we don’t know anything about “gourmet food”. My boyfriend is French and we wanted to pronounce “Grand Dessert du Maître Pâtissier” so they would understand but she had to be rude and try correct him in his own native language. Hilarious We didn’t do enough research and didn’t bring cash. They just want to avoid taxes.My boyfriend went to the ATM and I stayed behind. Of course the waiter stood by the door to make sure I don’t escape. Really bad experience with staff but the food was quite decent but Never going back again because of rude staff and owner. Don’t judge people based on their age. Maybe it’s racism because I’m Asian lol. Germans are known for that.