





Charlottenburg's Austrian restaurant Nußbaumerin will serve you classical Austrian cuisine, following the recipes of the Nußbaumer family.
Last updated on 07/01/2026
Kaiserschmarrn, Backhendl, Tafelspitz and a glass of Gruener Veltliner to go with it: Austrian cuisine knows how to make you full and happy, without any calorie counting. Over the years, a number of Alpine spots have settled in Berlin and spoil their guests with real coziness. Nussbaumerin in Charlottenburg cooks to family recipes, and a few streets on the little Josl Berlin serves a lunch menu that changes daily. Anyone who likes it pink and romantic is in the right place at Sissi in Schoeneberg, while Gasthaus Alt Wien in Prenzlauer Berg scores with crispy schnitzels and traditional dishes. We pressed dumplings, compared pastries and studied the wine lists. Where does Vienna taste most authentic in Berlin?
Ellen Mehrhoff-Roddewig
For me, Austrian cuisine is comfort food that tastes of home, even if that home lies south of the Alps. For this list I tried my way through Kaiserschmarrn and goulash and paid attention to what makes real coziness: handmade dumplings, a carefully curated Austrian wine list, friendly service without any rush and taverns where you happily stretch the evening out.






Charlottenburg's Austrian restaurant Nußbaumerin will serve you classical Austrian cuisine, following the recipes of the Nußbaumer family.


The small bistro Josl Berlin in Berlin-Charlottenburg serves alpine dishes and offers a daily changing menu.



The Austrian restaurant Sissi, located in lovely Schöneberg, is pink through and through.


A cozy Austrian restaurant in Berlin Friedenau is the Miteinander.


Austrian coziness can be experienced at Gasthaus Stelzeneder in Berlin Charlottenburg.


The Gasthaus Alt Wien in Prenzlauerberg serves crispy thin schnitzel and traditional Austrian dishes.


Both children and adults love coming to the Schmarrnkaiser in Moabit for authentic Austrian cuisine.


The Mutzenbacher is a restaurant in Friedrichshain that combines Austrian specialties with down-to-earth German cuisine.




With a fairy-tale like name ("Snow White") Friedrichshain's Restaurant Schneeweiß has made its name also its mission. The bar, the walls, and the entire interior decorations are completely white!

In the more than 100-year-old Arminius covered market hall in Berlin-Moabit, a diverse gastronomy has established itself, in the Austrian restaurant "Have the honor" on high level!