Restaurant Schneeweiß



Amidst the bars and clubs in Friedrichshain, Restaurant Schneeweiß proudly champions Alpine cuisine. Austrian classics, modernly interpreted, an all-white interior, and a clientele as diverse as the district itself.
Restaurant Schneeweiß: Wiener Schnitzel with Friedrichshain Neighborhood Flair
Amidst bars, burger joints, and clubs, Schneeweiß forms a culinary island in the Friedrichshain Kiez. The restaurant has taken its fairytale name literally: the bar, walls, and entire interior are consistently kept in white. Those who snag a table find themselves in a room that, despite its brightness, feels surprisingly cozy. In the evenings, the restaurant fills up quickly, so it’s best to reserve in advance.
At Schneeweiß, Austrian cuisine is served with character: classically conceived, modernly interpreted. Schnitzel, dumplings, Kaiserschmarrn stand for familiar flavors, precisely executed. From Wiener Schnitzel and juicy goulash to Käsespätzle and Kaiserschmarrn with plum compote, every wish is fulfilled. Those who appreciate seasonal cuisine are also in the right place here, as seasonal ingredients ensure varied dishes all year round.
Brunch, Wine Selection, and a Fireplace for Winter
Alpine cuisine is the theme, reflected in both the food and wine menus. The beverage selection is complemented by a choice of German and Austrian drinks like Almdudler. A visit is especially worthwhile on weekends: on Saturdays and Sundays, an Austrian ‘Frühschoppen’ (morning pint) brunch is on the program, combining breakfast and lunch. In winter, in addition to the hearty food, a cozy fireplace welcomes guests. Thus, Schneeweiß creates something that is not a given in Friedrichshain: genuine hospitality that goes beyond the plate.
Top10 Redaktion
Erfahrungsbericht vom 11.11.2025
Price Level
Wiener Schnitzel approx. 23.00 Euros, Dumpling dish approx. 17.00 Euros, Kaiserschmarrn approx. 12.00 Euros
Public Transport
U+S Warschauer Straße (U1, U3, S3, S5, S7, S9), a few minutes walk
Parking
Paid parking management around Simplonstraße, free spots rare
Specialty
Modernly interpreted Alpine cuisine, with Austrian drinks like Almdudler
Brunch
Saturdays and Sundays: Austrian 'Frühschoppen' brunch combining breakfast and lunch
Good to know
Entire dining area in white, with a fireplace in winter, reservations recommended in the evening
Opening Hours
- Monday: 17:00–22:30
- Tuesday: 17:00–22:30
- Wednesday: 17:00–22:30
- Thursday: 17:00–22:30
- Friday: 17:00–22:30
- Saturday: 17:00–22:30
- Sunday: Closed









