Zsa Zsa Burger

Every time we visit this place is amazing.
Very good staff, good quality of food and good ambience!
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TL;DR - The mother of all burgers.

What a find this place was! Firstly, the name is fantastic but the food is great too. We popped in here after doing a search for somewhere to eat and after seeing their menu online we were hooked. The variety of burgers and toppings is amazing - I had the Havana which feature deep fried bananas!

Burgers are big and satisfying, plus you can have them served medium rare if you like (highly recommended!). Every burger comes with fries and salad plus potentially a couple of extras based on what you've chosen.

Staff were friendly, prices were reasonable and the seating area outside is just perfect for people watching.

This place was an amazing find in Berlin. I thought I was craving a real burger, but once I got there I changed my mind after seeing their vegetarian options. Having said that, I'll be back again to try one of the beef burgers.

First off, the service was incredible! Staff were friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in all the way through when I left. As for as the food, I ordered the Tijuana veggie burger, and it really was spectacular! Often times, bean burgers can be boring and dry, but this was so fresh, tasty and definitely not dry. It came with a paprika salsa, which was really tasty and had a hint of spiciness to it, which I loved. French fries and especially the coleslaw were also delicious!

The place is located on a quiet street in a very charming neighborhood, definitely worth it!

The food and The Service were really great plus The Location Is top - only a Short Walk from The U Bahn Station @ nollendorfplatz or wittenbergplatz.

We were a Group of 4 but We went out pretty early (6pm) and Managed to get a Table without a reservation but was very Full when we left so You probably should Ring and book.

I had The Lamb Burger and it was cooked perfectly. My friends had The magic mushroom burger, The Kentucky burger and a Classic Burger.
Will definately Be coming back and Trying some other things from The Menu .

In a word - great beef with endless toppings to choose from, hard to feel its taste under the all the extras, but why don't you serve no hot sauce? :(

Longer version (for the brave) - after endless talk about this place I decided it's time to head west and check out this place.

As we heard it's a rather small place so we reserved a table and got a sweet spot in one of the corners of the restaurant.

When I came in I was a bit disorientated after having a loooong day, and the menu just confused me even more- there are so many things to choose from, that's insane!

A little starter menu would do the job - nibbling something would do wonders :)
We decided to take some sweet potato as a starter - well made! Crispy and fresh.

For the main dish I had the Mexican burger, grilled to MW (it's nice that finally you can actually choose how grilled you want your burger to be) - the guacamole was creamy and the jalapeños were not too spicy - just the standard pickled ones.
The manchego cheese took over the flavor of the burger, but when I tried the beef by itself I liked the taste.

The veggie burger (which only appears in one version) was very tasty but fell apart from the first bite.

The dish was pretty big, found myself struggling with finishing my burger and definitely couldn't finish the fries and the little coleslaw it's served with.

Biggest disadvantage for me - mayo and ketchup were on the table which is nice and all, but there is no spicy sauce and no peppers on the table, it was very sad as one of my pleasures is spicy food, made me feel like the whole meal is a bit more tasteless than what it actually was!

Overall it was a good experience, the vibes are pretty cool and we had quite a fun time.

So apparently Zsa Zsa is a pretty standard, popular European name of sorts. When this restaurant came recommended to us by the bartender at Paula and Ben's (!!), I could not help but chuckle and, after seeing the business card, thought it would be one of those "tourist traps" that locals recommend to unsuspecting out-of-towners.

Whatever the case, this place was a huge hit among us.

I started with the Caesar salad, the other two the meatball soup. I secretly wanted the meatball soup because it was spicy and delicious, but I was having so many issues from eating meat and bread for pretty much every meal over the week that I was willing to indulge in anything that had the slightest resemblance to a vegetable. And plus, I was continuing to eat more meat and bread with my main dish, the Eqyptian burger.

Aka the star of my burgery show.

Like, huge massive chunks of fig smothered in goat cheese pressed between a much-healthier-than-white-bread bun. It was as beautiful on my plate as it was when I was stuffing my face with it and, although I am not all into the "craft burger" scene this was definitely one of my favorite combinations. I ate the whole thing. Score one for the chubby team!

They get an extra boost for their cocktails. My two friends ordered the gin special while I went with my go-to, a Manhattan. If they only would have had a drink called the Berlin, I would have chosen it. Apparently I was not drinking mine fast enough because, as my friends were halfway through their second drink and me sipping away on my first, the bartender had the waitress ask me if everything was ok with my drink. It was wonderful, bartender, but I just can't keep up with my chug-a-luggin' friends!

Two drinks, a burger and a salad came to about 40 euro or so with tip, cause we tip like we eat... heavily.

Had an excellent cocktail and chicken breast burger here on last night in Berlin.

The burger was called the Bangkok Bang (marinated chicken breast with mango Mayo. Also comes with lettuce, tomato, onion, coleslaw and crispy onion strings. I ordered sweet potato fries with mine and they were really well done.

Cocktail choice - I tried the Pink Lady.

One of the nicest burgers I've had :-)

The staff were pleasant too and the decor is kinda quirky.

Ended up in this place attracted by the other reviews on Yelp... Big hit! This place is really nice! Small, but with a nice terrace! Place is decorated very stylish and the people working here are very friendly and correct.
They only sell burgers in this place... But they are specialized in it and they talk burgers!! If you like burgers, this is your place to go! No fat fried burgers, but they serve you a really tasty burger with French fries and vegetables... Oh, and the chicken wings with blue cheese dip are really delicious!
I certainly will be back here next time I visit Berlin!
One minor thing, you can only pay cash and no cards are accepted... They don't tell you up front and we had to find out afterwards... Luckily they let us go just coming 55 cents short, but I promised to pay my dues in my next visit...

Stunning burgers! I tasted the Bronx! But my friends tasted iberico and Kentucky (so did I ;))
All tasted exceptional! Big plates with a lot of fries.... Small cosy atmosphere.... I didn't like the beer, but of course this is not the restaurants problem:) and I am not a beer person anyway ;)

A super-friendly staff beckoned us bewildered, freshly-arrived travelers onto their lovely outdoor terrace. Our waitress was witty and fun (and very patient with one of us who always has a thousand questions about the menu), and took good care of us. I ordered the Kentucky burger, which was smothered in swiss cheese and roasted red peppers. I'm so happy I noticed there was wasabi mayo available (for an extra Euro) on the next page. Was a perfect addition for both the burger and the fries. Two in our party had a cocktail with cucumber slices and ginger, which was delicious! One of us ordered the onion rings; be prepared that they aren't big-honkin' American style, but rather quick-fried, finely-shaved onions. Still quite tasty.

While two of us noted that our burgers were overcooked (one was ordered medium-rare and mine medium; both came almost well-done), the flavors were still excellent and the burgers juicy. When I mentioned the overcooking after we settled up the bill, they were apologetic and said they would have gladly made us new burgers. All in all, I'm sure I'll be back again.