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  • Personally, German food is one of my favorite things, like... Ever. I have had German Hasenpeffer listed on my Yelp "Last Meal On Earth" since I opened my account! If that's not enough proof, then I don't know what is. When I went off to college (the first time), I would often go back home to visit my mother in Massachusetts during the summers. Mom knew there were a few traditions I always expected to be upheld in those warm, New England months. The primary being at least one trip over to a restaurant known as The Fort/The Student Prince. There lives the origin and appreciation I have for German food. The interior alone seems to transport you to a restaurant in Freiburg im Breisgau. Cafe Berlin does not really transport you anyplace at all, but quite honestly, it really doesn't have to. The food is what shines here. Not to trash talk or anything, but I have been to Hofbrauhaus, which one would think would give you that more authentic German experience, but all you seem to get there is boring food, a high bill, and your butt paddled. It ends up becoming more of a tourist experience rather than a German one. Cafe Berlin delivers the opposite. The interior is pretty "meh", and you may not receive a spanking from some waitress dressed up in a dirndl costume, but the food takes you away. I came with Marie T., and we decided on the homemade pretzel with cheese as our starter. The extra dollar gets you this awesome looking cheese with green onion, radish and paprika sprinkled on top, instead of just mustard. I would recommend it. I also chose the Radler "bier". I have had it before, at RX Boiler Room, and really enjoyed it. I was excited to see it on the menu here, as this has been the only other place I have seen it served. We both settled on the Jager Schnitzel, which we split for two reasons. One, the portions are huge here. The second one being that the prices here are fairly high. The Jager Schnitzel is almost $19 a plate. That is fairly standard pricing, as far as this type of food goes for now. But just as a warning, be expected to spend more than you might initially think. But also know that it's worth it. Our meal was excellent, as well as the service. They may not have my hasenpeffer, but what they do have here is a man playing the accordion during your meal. For that reason ALONE, you need to get yourself down here!
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