Entrecôte

Berlin



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Entrecôte, located at Schützenstraße 5, 10117 Berlin, offers a dining experience reminiscent of a classic Parisian brasserie, infused with a modern Berlin flair. The restaurant embraces the 'esprit brasserie', known for its lively and authentic ambiance, which is carefully balanced with its own distinctive Berliner character. The interior eschews traditional Art Deco or plush elements in favor of a more contemporary and comfortable setting, appealing to those who appreciate elegance with a touch of modernity.

The menu features a variety of quintessentially French dishes. Diners can begin their meal with classic French starters, showcasing traditional ingredients and preparation methods renowned in French culinary culture. This dedication to authenticity continues through to main courses, which display the same commitment to quality and tradition.

Entrecôte caters to patrons seeking a genuine taste of French cuisine in Berlin. With its location in the Mitte district, it is well-situated for both locals and visitors exploring the city. The harmonious blend of French culinary tradition and Berlin's unique atmosphere makes Entrecôte a suitable choice for anyone interested in experiencing French dining without leaving the city.

Reviews

Jack Gerlach Jack Gerlach Jul 2026

There are restaurants, and then there are places that make you question whether civilization accidentally got something right. Entrecôte in Berlin is the latter. The goat cheese salad arrives looking almost too civilized—fresh greens dressed in a sharp mustard vinaigrette that cuts through the rich, warm goat cheese with the precision of a switchblade. It wakes you up and whispers that things are about to get serious. Then comes the steak. Beautifully cooked, unapologetic, draped in a Béarnaise sauce so decadent it should probably require legal representation. Alongside it are hand-cut fries, golden and crisp, the kind that remind you potatoes were never meant for moderation. But the real hallucination is the onion soup. This isn’t soup; it’s a religious experience. A broth deep enough to hide old secrets, buried beneath so much bubbling, caramelized cheese that somewhere, if you listen carefully, you can hear the angels singing in the distance. The gods clearly had a hand in this one. Just when you think surrender is the only rational option, they bring the seasonal dessert—a glorious pile of hand-whipped vanilla cream, sun-ripened strawberries, and ice cream that tastes like summer itself decided to retire in France before wandering into Berlin. Entrecôte doesn’t simply serve dinner. It stages a delicious coup against mediocrity.

Hakan DOGU1166 Hakan DOGU1166 Jun 2026

Good restaurants but my main course arrive 35 minutes after That is not acceptable. It was confit canard That is quite OK. French fries was good, but what they have put aside french fries a german stuff that is not acceptable, except German😂 Wine by glass are really good congratulation to them to choose good affordable wine They made a big apoligise who are aware of mistake. Congrat to team İ appreciete

Z O L U Z O L U May 2026

So French, you may almost feel transported to a Brasserie in Paris, except the service is friendlier than in Paris! Every single dish was cooked to perfection, but the entrecôte of course topped it all! The chocolate mousse is to die for!

samaneh khanimirzaaee samaneh khanimirzaaee May 2026

We had a great experience at Entrecôte in Berlin. We tried their steak and dessert, and both were excellent, high quality and perfectly prepared. The service was attentive and professional, and the atmosphere was really pleasant. Overall, we were very satisfied and would definitely come back again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Entrecôte specializes in French cuisine with dishes typically found in a brasserie.
It is located at Schützenstraße 5, 10117 Berlin, in the Mitte district.
It is open Monday to Friday from 11:30 AM to 1:00 AM and on Saturdays from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM. It is closed on Sundays.
Yes, reservations are available and can be made by contacting the restaurant.
The availability of outdoor seating is not specified; checking directly with the restaurant is recommended.
The menu focuses on traditional French cuisine which includes some vegetarian options, but checking in advance is recommended.
It is a good option for groups and families seeking a French dining experience in Berlin.
There is no specific dress code mentioned, but casual smart attire is typically appropriate for brasseries.
More detailed information about the menu can be obtained by contacting the restaurant or visiting their website.

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