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Airy, modern venue dishing up traditional German plates, including schnitzel, spaetzle & strudels.
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Address: 4850 W Sunset Rd #100-105, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Phone: (702) 875-4605
Website: http://www.cafeberlinlv.com/
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Details ; . 96% recommend (966 Reviews) ; . Opening Soon ; . 4850 West Sunset Road, Suite 100-105, Las Vegas, NV, United States, 89118 …
Cafe Berlin: Authentic German Cuisine in Las Vegas
Cafe Berlin is a German restaurant in Las Vegas. Explore reviews, photos, and the menu to discover traditional dishes and a cozy atmosphere that awaits you.
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Reviews
Crave Corner By Mike
Craving authentic German food, we did a quick Google Maps search and landed on Café Berlin in Las Vegas. We hopped in the car and headed straight over.
The restaurant is tucked right next to a gas station, and parking felt a bit awkward at first, but we managed to find a spot and went inside. We were greeted warmly right away and could choose any seat we liked.
The menu offered plenty of tempting options. We started with the Onion Cheese Twisters as an appetizer; they were absolutely delicious, crispy, cheesy, and full of flavor. I could have happily made a meal out of several orders of those!
For entrées, we ordered the Jägerschnitzel and the Bratwurst Sandwich. The bratwurst sandwich came on excellent bread, and the Jägerschnitzel was topped with a phenomenal mushroom gravy loaded with tasty mushrooms. The schnitzel itself was solid and well-prepared, though the meat beneath the gravy reminded me more of country-fried steak than the crisp, tender pork schnitzel I remember from Germany… it wasn’t quite as appetizing on its own. For dessert, the blueberry strudel was decent but just okay; not a standout.
The real highlight was the service: the staff was outstanding, always attentive, quick to refill drinks, check in, and help with anything we needed. They made the meal feel welcoming and enjoyable.
Overall, the experience was great; excellent customer service, a cozy vibe, and mostly delicious food that hit the German-food craving well enough. It wasn’t a perfect match for the authentic flavors I recall from Germany (I’d rate the food a solid 4 out of 5), but everything else was spot-on. Definitely worth a visit for hearty German eats in Las Vegas.
… moreThe restaurant is tucked right next to a gas station, and parking felt a bit awkward at first, but we managed to find a spot and went inside. We were greeted warmly right away and could choose any seat we liked.
The menu offered plenty of tempting options. We started with the Onion Cheese Twisters as an appetizer; they were absolutely delicious, crispy, cheesy, and full of flavor. I could have happily made a meal out of several orders of those!
For entrées, we ordered the Jägerschnitzel and the Bratwurst Sandwich. The bratwurst sandwich came on excellent bread, and the Jägerschnitzel was topped with a phenomenal mushroom gravy loaded with tasty mushrooms. The schnitzel itself was solid and well-prepared, though the meat beneath the gravy reminded me more of country-fried steak than the crisp, tender pork schnitzel I remember from Germany… it wasn’t quite as appetizing on its own. For dessert, the blueberry strudel was decent but just okay; not a standout.
The real highlight was the service: the staff was outstanding, always attentive, quick to refill drinks, check in, and help with anything we needed. They made the meal feel welcoming and enjoyable.
Overall, the experience was great; excellent customer service, a cozy vibe, and mostly delicious food that hit the German-food craving well enough. It wasn’t a perfect match for the authentic flavors I recall from Germany (I’d rate the food a solid 4 out of 5), but everything else was spot-on. Definitely worth a visit for hearty German eats in Las Vegas.
Ashley
I’ve never had a bad meal here! Authentic and delicious German food with traditional beer and wine, good service, and a relaxed atmosphere. The onion cheese twisters and pretzel are a must. I love their Rahm schnitzel (with a creamy white gravy) and Zigeuner schnitzel (bell pepper and paprika gravy), are favorites of mine. My husband loves their jaeger schnitzel! Their spaetzle is phenomenal too. Even though we were SO full, we got a slice of Black Forest cake and it was the perfect finish. Definitely recommend checking out this hidden gem!
… moreTrish Wright
Stumbled upon this hidden gem while in Vegas for work. I love German food, so I had to give it a try. I couldn’t decide what to order, and the waitress was incredibly accommodating, she helped me create an à la carte option so I could satisfy my craving for both the schnitzel and currywurst. The place was cute and decorated for Christmas, which added to the charm. They also seem to have a solid beer selection, even though I didn’t have any. The food was flavorful and came out quickly. Definitely worth a visit.
… moreBocaj518
I got the cherry strudel and wurst platter which was like a sampler of the different wursts they offer. The service was very fast, nice and friendly, and the food was phenomenal.
I don’t have any other places to compare against for this type of food but I left incredibly happy and full for the price.
Definitely worth taking a trip ans going out of the way to enjoy.
… moreI don’t have any other places to compare against for this type of food but I left incredibly happy and full for the price.
Definitely worth taking a trip ans going out of the way to enjoy.
Ella Brooks
First visit to Cafe Berlin. Took my family for Octoberfest. The food was great and so was the service. Our server was very courteous, attentive, and personable. She answered any and all questions we had about the menu and ensured our order was delivered in a timely manner. The café isn’t very large but comfortable. Parking spaces are limited because of the location. Great place to get a great meal. And the prices are very reasonable.
… moreclaire wiedmann
We went to Cafe Berlin for Octoberfest. They had nightly specials but we opted for the mushroom schnitzel with red cabbage and potato pancakes added on. We got the large portion of schnitzel and shared which was enough food for 2 full dinners. The red cabbage was good and the potatoe pancakes were authentic. The schnitzel was perfectly cooked, pounded thin, tender and breading was crispy. The dinner was accompanied with spaetzle which would have been better if cooked fresh. The Potato Pancakes were very good and true to the German style. But, all in all, the dinner was authentic and delicious so I gave it a five star.
The service was, also, excellent. We had a darling waitress who was very attentive, efficient and very accommodating.
The restaurant decor was basic but intimate. My only complaint is that the drinks were a bit pricey, especially the draft beer.
I definitely will come back again for a tasty authentic German meal.
… moreThe service was, also, excellent. We had a darling waitress who was very attentive, efficient and very accommodating.
The restaurant decor was basic but intimate. My only complaint is that the drinks were a bit pricey, especially the draft beer.
I definitely will come back again for a tasty authentic German meal.
L C (Lmc)
Stopped in during a recent stay in Las Vegas and the quality and quantity of the food far exceeded our expectations. The food (Jägerschnitzel, spaetzle, cucumber salad, house salad, bratwurst semmel, and blueberry strudel with fresh, warm cream and whipped cream) was freshly prepared and made in-house, including the delicious mustard. The flavors were authentically German. The service was impeccable, as well. Highly recommend this restaurant.
… moreJBizzleFoShizzle
Absolutely love this place! The Jaeger Schnitzel is amazing. I would drink the mushroom sauce by the liter if I were allowed. My mother in law (who is German)said the Spatzle and Red Cabbage are the most authentic she’s had in the U.S. And you can get beer by the Mass and Boot. Highly recommend.
… moreBianca
Food is terrible and is absolutely not authentic german food, its not even close. I am german i would know. Low quality, totally americanized and the sauce so bland it didnt even have a taste at all. Dessert was bad too.
Incredible overpriced its almost a scam. I expect a higher price for imported ingredients which are essential for german food. They just use cheap american ingredients and try to sell it as german and pocket the extra money.
Absolute scam in mu eyes. Nothing german about their food at all.
… moreIncredible overpriced its almost a scam. I expect a higher price for imported ingredients which are essential for german food. They just use cheap american ingredients and try to sell it as german and pocket the extra money.
Absolute scam in mu eyes. Nothing german about their food at all.
Terry Clothrobe
One of my favorite low key spots in Vegas honestly. Have no idea why the google review would bring up consistency this place is always the same and it always BANGS!
Big beers, authentic German food, the lady is always friendly and talkative and remembers my buddy and I.
I usually get the sampler platter with the meatloaf, schnitzel, potato’s, sausage, and kraut. Always the big Warsteiner!
… moreBig beers, authentic German food, the lady is always friendly and talkative and remembers my buddy and I.
I usually get the sampler platter with the meatloaf, schnitzel, potato’s, sausage, and kraut. Always the big Warsteiner!