was a let down, the food was overcooked and dry, the accompaniments were ok and the serving was large. Service was average, the wine relatively inexpensive so that was a positive. Did not consider returning...

all german specialties!!

Lokal liegt direkt neben dem Friedrichstadt Palast und hat eine sehr große Freifläche um gemütlich draußen sitzen zu können. Die frechen aber dennoch netten Servicekräfte muss man mögen, aber es ist typisch Berlin. Das Essen ist gut und auch Sonderwünsche werden erfüllt, auch wenn erstmal abweisend reagiert wird... Sicherlich war ich dort nicht zum letzten mal.

poco male. Poi ci fanno sedere su un tavolo. Un'altra ragazza ci prende l'ordinazione. Dopo 10 minuti un terzo che nn parla inglese a gesti ci chiede di spostarci. Neanche un grazie. Aspettiamo 40 minuti finchè un quarto cameriere (respinsabile forse) ci chiede "tutto ok? E qui capiamo che si sono persi l'ordinazione. La ragazza fa finta di niente con una faccia da schiaffi. Finalmente dopo un ora mangiamo. Niente di che come qualità. Lui (il quarto) ci dice "you wait longer.. too much mix of people..." e questo è tutto. Finale? Chiediamo il conto. Aspettiamo 10 minuti. Lo richiediamo. Si erano dimenticati anche quello. E neanche 1 euro di sconto. Non ho parole. La peggiore esperienza della mia vita che non consiglierei neanche a un nemico.

on it being close, and popular with the locals. It didn't disappoint at all, with good Wiener schnitzel for myself, and an asparagus salad for my wife from the special asparagus menu. Beautifully cooked and well presented. Desert of apfelstrudel was equally first class. Good restaurant with good traditional food.

which in hindsight was a mistake. After trying two other restaurants it seemed like we needed some luck. So we were surprised when they found us a table here, especially knowing how highly rated this place is. I think a group had just left and timing is everything! While we were there quite a few people were turned away. It was full, the atmosphere was buzzing (not rowdy) and there were English menus. Staff were professional rather than friendly but the food was fab. Two of us had the potato soup with bacon to start which was gorgeous! My partner had the special soup which had a poached quails egg in it and she was very happy too. My eggs and fried potatoes main sounds simple, but it really hit the spot, comfort food at its best! The others had a beef goulash, a ravioli and a meatballs. So it's not all German food here. We couldn't have been more satisfied, but I'd probably suggest not having the meatballs if you're hungry. Three soups, four mains, three beers and a soft drink came to around €67, which we thought was superb value for a such a good meal! We thoroughly recommend Boulevard Friedrichstrasse although it's probably a good idea to reserve a table on a Saturday night.

de platos desde el famoso codillo que por cierto lo hacen buenísimo hasta sopa de patata que estaba exquisita. El precio está bien, con un primero a compartir, un principal y el famoso Strudel y cerveza pagamos 20€ por cabeza.

the street, and numerous places to eat and shop.