Zum Dritten Mann – German Cuisine #1

With all the great Asian, Italian, Arabic, French and other international restaurants in town it hardly ever happens that I get a German dish on my table. Why is that? I love traditional German food, but for some reason most of my favorite restaurants are Asian. So on the quest to mix things up a little in my dinner routine I asked around to find the best restaurants with German cuisine in town. I guess especially for all of you foreigners in the city it will be interesting to try out some German specialties that are not sausages or beer… With the help of food expert Helmuth I assembled a list of more than 10 places that I will be checking out in the following weeks. Today I will start with the restaurant Zum Dritten Mann. More about it after the jump.

Zum Dritten Mann

Zum Dritten Mann

Zum Dritten Mann

Zum Dritten Mann is actually an Austrian restaurant. You can recognize this in their wonderful breakfast options themed by Austrian cities. But on the changing dinner menu you will find a lot of dishes typical for Germans such as Königsberger Klopse (see the first image of this post),  Saftgulasch (see last image) and Rouladen. The dishes may sound traditional but are served as very modern interpretations. And all that to very reasonable prices.

Zum Dritten Mann

Zum Dritten Mann

I was here twice already trying out all the dishes on the table. Everything was absolutely delicious! Its location in Prenzlauerberg at Kollwitzstrasse will make it even more likely for me to come here more often.

Zum Dritten Mann

Kollwitzstrasse 87

10435 Berlin

Reservations: 030 – 40 50 50 18

Prices: breakfast 6-12 EUR, main dishes 9-16 EUR

Open: Mon-Fri 17-01h, Sat-Sun 10-01h

www.zumdrittenmann.de

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