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Went here for a graduation party. The menu costs €65 with all you can drink. The starter and dessert were very tasty and the Kaiserschmarrn was the highlight. However, the main course (schnitzel) consisted of long-stored cured meat with extremely thinly pounded meat and endless amounts of breading to fluff it up and make it appear larger. The side dishes were also puny. Not my taste. Service is quick and friendly. The ambience is nice.

We went there for lunch and WOW! Every single thing we tried was amazing! And service was so good. Cocktails as well were extremely on point!

Sorry, here comes a slightly more muted review: We found the wine delicious and the food okay. The portions were large, but given the high prices (you had to buy side dishes), we would have expected at least organic meat. Two of the three service guys were neither attentive (they mixed things up) nor particularly friendly (maybe that was insecurity, maybe it was their first day in service?) We find the new bad habit of having to choose between fixed percentages when paying (or "No tip", which hardly anyone has the heart to do) unpleasant and oppressive.

Austrian heaven in Charlottenburg Starting with the super nice, warm team, through the beautiful interior, to the lovingly packaged, sooooo delicious food - everything is just right here. We fell in love the first time and have now feasted our way through the menu. Schnitzel, fried chicken, Käsekrainer, vegetarian cheese or spinach dumplings. Everything was super delicious. And if you then try yeast dumplings and the like, you are finally on cloud 9. Thank you for so much enjoyment and continued success!! We are looking forward to hopefully visiting you in the restaurant soon. And until then, you can definitely sweeten the lockdown for us often! Hello and Baba

Well, which of the residents who have moved here with their Bolerbü thinking has prevailed here again. Was it the Swabians again?? Or who was it? ....move from your province to a big city/capital, and then make sure that restaurants that have been around for many years before yours!!!! move into this residential area, have to close and the employees and operators are put out on the street. But then you might want to eat regularly in a street restaurant around the corner and, on top of that, prefer to sit outside. And they ensure that sections of the road are simply closed. INCREDIBLE WHAT THIS CITY HAS BECOME...MY BIRTH CITY!!! Finally move back to your province or out to the country!!! Or if you want to do something good for Berlin, this city that you want to transform, then work to keep it clean!!! THAT WOULD FINALLY BE SOMETHING MEANINGFUL FROM YOU!!! I wish you all the best for your future journey and future, dear ones from “Friedrich’s”.

Schnitzel done right!!! I'm a schnitzel fan and search tirelessly for them when I travel. This is la creme dela creme. Top 2 in my life. Not only that, the pumpkin soup and the beef were also top notch. Service was impeccable as well. Can't recommend it enough. Hats off to them!!!

We spent a very nice evening there yesterday. A great, cozy shop with very tasty food and a homely atmosphere. Here the innkeeper refills the extremely good wine at the table. This feels like home.

Top food, top service, super friendly staff, great atmosphere.

An excellent address for Alpine cuisine in the beautiful Motzstraße district. Great, relaxed atmosphere, fresh and well-prepared food, friendly service (🙏🏻 Alina) and more than reasonable value for money for what is on offer. A visit is particularly worthwhile now during asparagus season (excellent Wiener Schnitzel, tender asparagus with a bite and a great hollandaise). We'll be back! Keep it up!

We sat in a separate area behind the main room, so it was nice and quiet and we could have a good chat. But we were a bit forgotten by the service back there... Food and drink were good, only the beer was too warm.

Great atmosphere and delicious food

Great food, lovely on the terrace.

We've been ordering here for years when we want to treat ourselves (the prices are a bit higher) because the food actually tastes very good. Today, however, we were extremely disappointed: The cheese spaetzle were not only completely unseasoned, they had the consistency of porridge. The celery schnitzels were dry and the potato and cucumber salad was completely missing. That means for €18.50 we got 5 dry breaded celery slices... At least the Kaiserschmarn reached us as expected. In our opinion, for the price level of this restaurant, the quality of the food should be at least consistently average, but never worse than commercial kitchen quality. Sorry Mutzenbacher, but that was an underwhelming disappointment!

As always, it was very good. I highly recommend it.

Family and friendly. Great schnitzel and well-kept drinks.