Came here for "True Italian Food fest" which is supposed to be a great way for restaurant to…read moreadvertise itself. We're very disappointed with the service. The waiter was really rude and made different comments in italian. We waited for food more than half an hour and when we got it ravioli were already cold.

Been meaning to go here for a while, but overall a disappointment. Nice courtyard and decent…read more(although luke-warm) pizza, but the service was rather unfriendly, if not rude, and the salad offered sand or dirt with almost every bite. I am not coming back soon.

I live within walking distance and often see a good amount of people there, so I decided to give it…read morea try. I ordered the cordon bleu and fries. It was ok, nothing great, but it was huge portions. Two people could most definitely share it and be completely full. The service was ok, but not too friendly. Overall it was a convenient dinner, as it's so close to me, but I don't think I'd care to go again.

The salad with veal liver was quite good actually (I'm not usually a big liver eater!) and the…read moreservice and reception absolutely delightful. The owner popped in and out of our meal asking us to try things, and the whole mood and ambience was extremely festive. Perhaps the sparkling rose helped this a bit as well? Perhaps, perhaps. Great spot for a mid-scale Italian meal in Berlin.

I have tried this place a few times as it is near where I am staying. The first time I got the…read moregrilled fish which was well-cooked and it came with a side of sautéed vegetables. The waiter (owner?) doesn't speak any English, only Italian and German and is a funny character. When I was ordering the fish, he brought the raw fish out of the kitchen to show me. I have also had the mussels in white wine and the ravioli. All were good and prepared to order. The menu has a selection of fish, meat and pastas. You won't find pizza here. I like that the restaurant is frequented by Italians - a good sign that the food is authentic. If you are considered a regular, the owner will give you a digestif after dinner. I have been here a few times now and I love the friendly "Buona Sera Signora" that always greets me. They are open late which is a plus and they are one of the few restaurants open on a Sunday in this neighborhood. They only accept cash, but if you forget, there is an ATM a few blocks away.