Wirtshaus zum Mitterhofer

Wirtshaus zum Mitterhofer: South Tyrol in Kreuzberg

Those looking for an original Wiener Schnitzel in Berlin will find it at Fichtestraße 1. The tavern specializes in South Tyrolean cuisine, and in addition to the popular trio of dumplings, the Wiener Schnitzel is at the top of the menu. The veal schnitzel comes perfectly breaded and golden-brown fried to the table, accompanied by a spicy, creamy potato salad. The portions are anything but modest. A weekly changing daily menu, a wine of the week, and a beer of the week complement the main menu, which ranges from meat soup to Zürcher Geschnetzeltes and various Alpine delicacies. So, if you ever want to deviate from the schnitzel, you’ll find plenty of reasons here.

An Atmosphere That Charms

In summer, a cozy outdoor terrace beckons; in winter, the comfortable interior with quirky details like stuffed forest animals creates a unique atmosphere. On weekends and holidays, the place is buzzing, and reservations are essential. During the week, the situation is more relaxed, but it’s still advisable to arrive early. To finish, apple strudel, Kaiserschmarrn, and Topfenknödel impress as sweet options. It’s open daily from 16:00 until midnight, and on weekends and public holidays from 17:00. If you’re looking for a Wiener Schnitzel in Kreuzberg that doesn’t have to hide behind its Viennese counterparts, you should treat yourself to an evening at Mitterhofer.