Dining Pick of the Week: Cafe Berlin

4850 W. Sunset Road, Suite 100-105, 702-875-4605

Authentic German food that is tasty and reasonably priced is hard to find. Nonetheless, for those searching for delicious bratwurst and schnitzel, your search is over when you reach Cafe Berlin. The eatery provides an authentic German gastronomic experience. Upon entering the establishment and sitting down, patrons are able to experience a subtle yet obvious German presence portrayed by a diverse collection of large photos of Berlin hung on the wall, along with German and American flags. The ambience is complemented by German radio, which plays through speakers and fills the room with the latest hits in Germany. When it comes to the food, Cafe Berlin offers a variety of options including Haenchen Cordon Bleu, two breaded chicken breasts stuffed with premium ham and Swiss cheese and served with cranberry relish and french fries for $19.99; Bier Bratwurst, two house recipe bier brats with sauteed onions and pan-fried potatoes for $17.49; and the Bratwurst Burger for $11.99. While the meals come complete with large portions, menu options also include sides such as spaetzle (a soft egg noodle dumpling) and mushrooms for $9.99 or spaetzle with a meatless sauce or cheese for $8.49. Additionally, Cafe Berlin offers options for children, including spaetzle and cheese for $6.99. Dessert options include homemade strudel (apple, cherry, blueberry or poppy seed) for $4.99. Cafe Berlin is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For more information, visit cafeberlinlv.com.