Restaurant Jolesch
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/RESTAURANTS, BERLIN/ Updated : Nov 23, 2016, 18:49 IST
Synopsis
With a smart green and wooden interior, Jolesch is a cosy place in the middle of suburban Kreuzberg, whose clientele is a dedicated mix of locals and schnitzel-hunters, who come from miles around to sample a special piece of veal. … Read more
With a smart green and wooden interior, Jolesch is a cosy place in the middle of suburban Kreuzberg, whose clientele is a dedicated mix of locals and schnitzel-hunters, who come from miles around to sample a special piece of veal. Another specialty here are the pancakes, as light as any you'll find and filled with various savory delights, such as minced lamb and ragu. Read less

Traditional Austrian food in intimate surroundings
Popular plate: Their goulash is comfort food at its best.
The real treat here, though, is the wonderful selection of Austrian wines, which easily outdoes more familiar Italian, German and French neighbours. Choose one of the cheeky Veltliners, and you won't be disappointed.
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