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Beer, bratwurst, potato pancakes, pickled herring, and red cabbage evoke East Germany at this friendly, minimalist spot at the edge of the Mission District. Walzwerk's chocolate cake is wonderful.
If the kid in Good Bye, Lenin! could have transported his bedridden East Berlin mom, who emerges from years in a coma after the Wall has come down, to Walzwerk, she would have felt right at home in the kitschy, eccentric thrift-shop décor, in which everything -- the signage, the photos of Marx, Engels, and Lenin that decorate the dining room -- contributes to the illusion. But the delicious food is miles better than most of what you could have dined on not only in the old East... More »
Walzwerk may be the only East German restaurant we've ever eaten at outside of East Germany, but it's much more than just a curiosity. Its thrift-shop décor, dining room watched over by large photos of Marx, Lenin, and Engels, and carefully curated bathroom filled with the detritus of East German popular culture would pall a bit if the food were kitschy, too. But it's not. The kitchen turns out very personal versions of German classics: The potato pancakes are plump, lightly crusted,... More »
Walzwerk is a tiny establishment, tucked into the little space in which the exquisite Tandoor E Taj flourished so briefly. It's billed as an East German restaurant, and it is only somewhat far-fetched to claim that East Germany's 40 years of... More »
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