Brauhaus Georgbräu

Food is just average, staff at the entrance treats customers as animals: extremely rude and angry.
There is definitely much better in the same area in Berlin for the same price range.

We had a really fun time at Brauhaus Georgbräu. We originally had two other reservations at very popular Berlin resturants for dinner, at went rogue here. We'd been out exploring all day long and I was running a marathon in the morning, it was raining and I just wanted dinner closer to our hotel. I love the area Brauhaus Georgbräu is located in. It's so romantic (the area, I guess the resturanat too but that wouldn't be my first description of it). We'd stumbled upon the area earlier in the afternoon and wanted to spend more time walking around here so it made sense to come back for dinner.

We walked around and then selected Brauhaus Georgbräu after looking at many menus nearby.

Brauhaus Georgbräu looked very lively, hearty portions (which I was looking for before a race) and an all around warm, cozy, fun, pub feel. We wandered in out of the rain and were seated immediately in a nice dining space in front of a window with a great view.

My boyfriend and I both ordered the same dish, the pork schnitzel with boiled potatoes and veggies. After spending all day out sight seeing, this dish was the perfect warm meal on a rainy evening! We also shared a really tasty meatball'ish type appetizer that we both really enjoyed.

We ordered the 12 beers, thinking they were a tasting flight and were asked if we wanted light or dark, and said both. The funny thing is, this wasn't a tasting it was just literally 12 beers! We couldn't finish all of them, and asked our server if a large group in the room wanted them. She translated for us and they did! They sang a whole little chant and cheer for us as a thank you which was really fun!

We skipped dessert because we were so full but I definitely would be up for some if we return again.

All in all I feel it was the perfect pre race marathon carb load and I'm happy to have dined here after foregoing our other two a bit fancier dining options.

Brauhaus Georgbräu is a really warm, friendly and fun place with substantial food. I felt it was a very fitting meal to enjoy while in Germany and would happily recommend it to you.

You'll also really enjoy walking around nearby, it's a very pretty area.

Needed a bier after a day at German History Museum and this came up via Yelp. I think it's a biergarten operated by a smaller / less known brewery. Not sure, however I did like the bier here quite a lot.

Although we didn't eat here, there was a large group of older locals. One fellow ordered the pork knee which looked quite good.

Sorry, no photos...

Backstory: I've decided German beer is not interesting.

Out of the good amount of German beer I had on my one week trip I thought these guys' was the most interesting. Still not American microbrew or anything, but it had more flavor than many other German brews.

The schnitzel was tasty. The goulash was good but the meat was a little over cooked. Plenty of food.

We almost didn't get a table cause the whole place was booked for some party, but the waitress squeezed us in - so two thumbs up to her!

I would definitely recommend this place to someone wanting to try German food.

The food was ok, but the beer was delicious. A little difficult to order if you're American as the waitstaff doesn't speak a ton of English!

Great spot to Stop for lunch when you're near museum island that doesn't feel overly touristy. It was clean, had nice shaded areas and wasn't covered in cigarette smoke like most local places. Our server was hilarious and gave great service. I had the sausage and my husband had the salted ribs. Definitely felt like a German brew house. It is a bit overpriced, which is why I didn't give it 5 stars. A big bottle of water was 6€! And there's a lady trying to collect money for tips at the bathroom... but at least the bathrooms were clean.

I often visit this place when I'm in Berlin. it serves an excellent traditional german food and a great beer...as they are a brewery. I always order Roasted Pork Knuckle that comes with a massive piece of crispy skin, and their house beer.

This is the restaurant that I take all our visitors. The location is beautiful. I've always had reasonable service, sometimes a little german: cold at first then warms up...
I like their beer, it's better than average. I also like that you see their brewing set up in the dining area and the open fermentors downstairs. There is a lot of outdoor seating and indoors in comfortable (even with a stroller).
But the reason I go there is the food. I like the potato soup with wurst. The schnitzel is nice. But the gulasch is fantastic.

Weird service.

Waiter got pissy at me for ordering wine instead of beer.

If it's on the menu, I believe that means you can order it...

Nice beer big portions very German. I had the speciality and shared it, it was plenty for the two of us.