Bohmischer Garten - Menu

We often come to Karlshorst in the Bohemian garden. The Bohemian Garden is an honest possibility to return in the gastronomic corner of Berlin. Here good Bohemian food is offered at fair prices. There is nothing exaggerated or snorted. There are honest dishes.

I always like to go to Renate. Here there is a small cleanser plate for children, good mood, large portions and always a friendly word. The terasse is very nice, cozy, and beautifully planted; and the Bohemian cuisine competes with Muttis Sunday roast. Always like it!

The food is very delicious and we have been here more often. What you should possibly know, the Czech cuisine is rather less diverse with spices,... more with herbs. The ambience is very family and cozy. Apparently, they've also purchased new Möbiliar. The wooden chairs were replaced by leather chairs.

I was invited by my friend to this restaurant. I have to say that the food was super-we are both Slovaks and know how tastes Gulasch, which is well prepared and it was this case.. Soup, Crepes everything we had eaten, was tasty.. also very cozy ambience.. a successful evening.. definitely worth mentioning.

Ich wurde von meinem Freund in dieses Restaurant eingeladen. Ich muss sagen, das Essen war super- wir sind beide Slowake und wissen wie schmeckt Gulasch, der gut zubereitet ist.. und es war dieser Fall.. Suppe, Crepes alles war wir gegessen haben, war lecker.. dazu noch ganz gemütliche Ambiente..ein gelungener Abend.. auf jeden Fall empfelenswert.

The dishes were edible, but it was not a pleasure to eat them. The dishes and the entire ambience were optimal. We were particularly impressed by the very unappetiably looking beer lids that were apparently used forty times. Ecologically exemplary, but unpleasant. The walls are partially agile, as if they had been smoked for some time in these rooms. The prices are too high for this overall picture.

We were here with my parents for the birthday. A wonderfully honest and authentic restaurant. Traditional Czech and Slovak cuisine, tastes “as with mothers”. We immediately received memories of holidays in the Czech Republic. Gulasch, pigs and beef roasts and, of course, dumplings! Good Czech beer and the almost forgotten specialties Kofola and Vinea! The service is warm and professional that food is very tasty but respect, it is hearty home cooking! We'll definitely be back...

As a Czech, I was looking for a Bohemian restaurant for a family dinner in Berlin and I became a friend here. My expectation was surpassed. Even when arriving in a quiet street I was relieved. When entering the restaurant, I felt very comfortable, almost at home. It is rare that you encounter such an atmosphere in Berlin. The very nice staff understands to make the guest as beautiful as possible. All of my family have eaten and drunk. The beer also tastes great, and as Chechin I must know that; I can only recommend the restaurant and will, although I live at the other end of the city, very much like to come more often, as I have finally found a restaurant (the interior is very cozy where I f...

We were looking forward to the visit and the food. At first we were expecting a small guest room, which was furnished like a small simple but cozy living room. The service initially friendly. You have a direct view of the kitchen. What surprised me, you hardly noticed food smell. Then the food came and thus the disappointment. Sauerbread, which was found to be simply barely spiced beef. Maybe we cooked the saucer so in Bohemia, that would be okay. The sour, was only in the sauce and caused by the Kleck's acidic cream, which was presumably given to the sauce of the beef roast, which is to say once a beef roast and once a sour roast. The cranberries expressly indicated on the menu did not even...