I ended up getting the roasted pork knuckles and it was delicious ! The Haxe is amazing and pretty big. August 2005, im Herzen von Berlin, im Prenzlauer Berg, unser Lokal eröffnet und freuen uns seitdem über einen wachsenden Gästestrom.
We were staying in Prenzlaurberg. Unsere Gäste kommen aus allen Teilen Berlins, aber auch viele Touristen finden den Weg zu uns.Unser Team ist nicht mehr ganz so “ jung „, aber gerade darum besuchen uns Gäste aus allen Generationen sehr gerne. I got there at 5pm on a Sunday night, and I don't have to wait in line to get seated. Growing up on Central European food, the Leberflädlesuppe, Goulasch, Schnitzel and Schinkenhax were all to die for. Prater Garten), we trekked further afield through quiet suburbs to this little gem, based on Yelp reviews. Erich-Weinert-Str. With a focus on classic German dishes and delicacies, Hax'nhaus offers a wide selection of seasonal offerings sure to delight guests. We got our food pretty fast even though it was a busy evening (today is German Unity Day...a national holiday). The draft beers are cold and delicious, but you won't find many vegetables here besides a mushy sauerkraut and some pretty tasty cucumber salad.After half a year in Berlin and visiting several traditional German restaurants I have yet to find a place that beats Zur Haxe, though a few rival it. Mon-Fri 16:00 - 24:00 Sat, Sun & holidays. Claim your business to immediately update business information, respond to reviews, and more! Prices are affordable if not dirt cheap and servings are generous - I have yet to try their desserts ;)Had their specialties the Schweinhaxen and the Lammhaxen, which was supposed to be crispy, but it was not. Massive portions with unfussy presentation, great service and beer selection in a quaint and fun setting - all that and the bill was a fraction of what we were paying for dinner closer to the city center. Great German restaurant. German, European $$ - $$$ “Excellent German food from Bavaria! We always try to eat as authentically as possible when we travel, and felt like this hit the nail on the head. Zur Haxe is a fantastic German eatery hidden in Northern Prenzlauer Berg where you can eat Berlin’s best, Bavarian style Schinkenhaxe and satisfy your deepest pork crackling cravings. After 3 nights of good, but more expensive tourist eats (e.g. Nach der Arbeit Müh und Last, find`t jedermann hier seine Rast.

We could see an empty table in the back yet they refused to let us sit, telling us there was no more space  and physically herding us out of the restaurant. Wir sind ein gemütliches Lokal, das die Atmosphäre eines bayerischen Gasthauses nach Berlin bringt.

Staff doesn't speak much English, but that's a positive in my book. Terrific place. Zur Haxe, Berlin. Zur Haxe. Also the interior feels kind of like eating at grandmas place, if my grandma was German. Everything was at a reasonable price for the quality of the food. Open now: 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM. 497 reviews Closed Now. We both ordered the roasted pork knuckle (not cured) with a side of sauerkraut and potato dumplings. Kurpfalz-Weinstuben. It's definitely off the beaten path, but well worth the trip. Before we got there, we were thinking it was going to be a trendy type of bar/restaurant.
Ob Fleisch, Gemüse, oder Fisch – bei uns ist täglich alles frisch!

Unclaimed. You don't need it here. It's been a while since I ate here and I've been delinquent with this review, but I still remember how good it was! 439 reviews #52 of 5,940 Restaurants in Berlin $$ - $$$ German European Central European. We saw a few parties turned away on a Thursday night, so I can imagine it's even harder to get a seat on the weekends. There was table cloth on every table with flowers, teddy bears just around, and a bunch of other decorations. It was such a homey feel - like being at your grandmother's house. It is tucked away from the touristy areas and the ambience is lively, cozy and felt distinctly German - how could it not when the waiter is wearing liederhosen!?