Poulette

We read the reviews and came in expecting a full restaurant where we'd have to wait. Somehow it only had 2 tables with 4 people total in the restaurant. We were confused. Was it the bad weather? had the restaurant gone downhill? With my 4 star rating, obviously the restaurant hadn't gone downhill!

The asparagus soup was delicious especially with the bacon/salami or whatever bits were inside. SO delicious!

The pulpo (octopus) entree was amazing. The octopus was perfectly tender and flavorful, and the portion size was great. SO good! The bulgar with squid ink was also very tasty. The reason I knocked off a star is because the bulgar had raw green onions/shallots in it and it was so overpowering and ruining the delicate taste of everything else. I was trying to pick it out.

My partner said this was her favorite meal in the entire Germany leg of the trip...and we ate at a lot of restaurants so that says a lot.

We'd happily come back here. It's such a cute restaurant that felt really warm and rustic.

Very pretty restaurant in a very nice area. The service is more German than French, but the food is great. The starters especially superb. Not a lot of vegetarian options, but if you're into meat or fish, you're good.

We were visiting Berlin and had a yen for French cuisine, so a local storekeeper sent us to Poulette. What a find in former East Berlin! The prix fixe menu for lunch was excellent. There was a vegetarian option for my daughter, a lovely and savory pork cutlet option for the two meat lovers and a third option as well. And of course, there were three choices for the first course and two choices for dessert as well. The service was good and the food was just amazing. Highly recommend this place.

A great place for a special celebration. Food wonderful! Service knowledgeable. Oysters fresh and served with style. Waiter recommended a wine that perfectly complimented the food, and served it correctly. All in all a sensational evening and one of my best in the Hauptstadt. Had to walk to the Geldautomat as their machine was out of service. A small price to pay.

A true gem of a french outpost in Berlin. came in at about 730 on a Saturday evening and snagged the last unreserved table. We were greeted by a cheeky waitress ready to use her English to please us. She gave wine recommendations and brought us warm bread and olives with aioli. On her recommendation I got the wild boar for my main which was excellent. My companions both ordered the duck breast which I also got to taste. Scrumptious. What stood out about each dish was the rich but not too heavy sauces. I used some of the bread to wipe my plate. Dessert tempted is but we were too full.
The waitress really made the experience. When asked about the boat dish her response was "it not the whole boar and it's cooked, what more do you need". She also brought us out samples of the wines to decide between.
Anyone seeking an upscale meal of french comfort food should make this a destination. While you are at it, try the boar!

Wow wow wow. So totally in love with this place. The service was impeccable, which if you have spent any time in Berlin you know it a rarity. The food was varied and delicious. The desserts were yumtastic. All coupled with a great wine list and a really lovely romantic ambiance. We had an amazing evening and can't recommend this highly enough.

Poulette used to be one of my favorites in the area. Unfortunately, it's not what it used to be. While the food is still really good, the service is very slow and unprofessional. We had to wait for almost 1.5 hours for our main course. It was very disappointing.

Nice servic but, not very good food. The noodles with salmon and cream sauce was terrible.

We were here in Dez 2012 for the first time. The decoration of this place is lovely. It is cozy and we ended to stay in this place longer than we originally planned.
The food was top notch. It deserves its 5 star. I would definitely go back there sooner rather than later.

Splendid. Delectable food, amusing, attentive waiters. Highly recommend it.