We tripped across this place on our way to visit a historic site nearby. We were not disappointed…read more The gnocchi was on point for me and the focaccia bread was amazing! Hubs enjoyed his pizza and my son said the margarita pizza was 10/10 with the right sauce and cheese mix. First time he has loved pizza here in Berlin.

Stopped here for a drink and snack, and to get some wifi on my way to the holocaust memorial. The…read morefood was average as was the wine I had. Prices were decent and the staff was friendly.

Delicious appetizers and pastas. Saltimbocca also exceptional. Truffle pasta and octopus ragu were…read moreon the Tageskarte and fantastic! Will return when back in town. Very helpful staff serving a big (12 person) party

Excellent restaurant serving authentic Italian dishes tucked within a short alley off…read moreAlbrechtstrasse. Dark, intimate ambiance, perfect for parties of 2-6. Quickly seated, and staff provides care in explaining the menu, and considerate of dietary requirements. Calamari is served crispy, piping hot, and seasoned well. Salads are served fresh and simple. Perfect after a day of brats and biers. Pappardelle with lamb ragu is robust, made to order, and balanced well against an arugula topping. Linguini with truffles is joy to eat and watch as it is plated table side. No time for dessert, but I cannot fault the relaxed service, after you've eaten every streak of food on your plate. Would easily recommend again. Gut Essen!

Pasta, pasta, pasta...With such prices, pasta never sounded this good!…read more The menu is remarkable and the prices really allow you to experiment. The pasta place is located on Flackensteinstr. a street that is so gorgeous, warm and alive during the summer nights. The restaurant is not a typical sit down restaurant. You go to the counter, choose your pasta from the menu above, pay, get a number, sit down and your food is brought to you on a nice big hollow plate. The place is quirky, cute and yet modern. It is clean and the staff that works there is nice. At the time we were there, it was a young team of young women, having a good time, while the place was booming. This place does not sell any alcohol but has many alcohol-free beverages to choose from. We were sitting outside during a beautiful summer day. Some tables outside are covered under an umbrella and has enough space to cater to large groups. When were were there it appeared that a kids soccer team was treated to pasta after a successful game. The menu has some interesting combinations and even though I like to try new things and be adventurous, I end up taking something "safe". But not this time, I chose the hazelnut pesto sauce. Yum! The reason for my adventurous inclination were as mentioned above the reasonable prices. And it was well worth it and we are going to return, return...return. Enjoy!

As I had to guests visiting from home, and one is even more problematic than I am, she shouted…read more"Italian" and this is where we ended up, I passed by there a couple of times and it looks nice but never sat down So we got in and there's a big variety of pasta sauces to choose from, and three different types of pasta - the place is decorated quite nice with a lot of pasta motives around, a basil plant on the table, salt, pepper and some hot sauce. The place is self service and serves rather quick- I wanted the bolognese canaloni but they were out of them, disappointing. We ordered one pasta bolognese, one Alfredo (creme and mushrooms) and one pesto with nuts and sun dried tomatoes. You can also take some bread in a basket and have some olive oil and balsamic vinegar for it, shame they don't a have a little plate to put it on (since there only one bottle of each) and take it to the table I wasn't too impressed- my pesto pasta felt a bit dull, and my friends seem to like theirs, and we all were satisfied with the price- value for money One thing that really got on my nerves is that there was one song, playing in repeat, that was just annoying, put on some other music, or just don't play anything

Visiting the restaurant was a huge disappointment. The service was unfriendly and the waiting times…read morewere long. The pasta dish was overcooked and tasteless. When we told the waiter that we only wanted to eat and not drink anything, he reacted rudely. When it came to paying, things got even more unpleasant: we wanted to pay the tip along with the bill by credit card, but the waiter insisted on receiving the tip in cash. Since we didn't have much cash with us, we could only give him coins, to which he reacted very indignantly and rudely. I cannot recommend this restaurant at all and will certainly not be returning.

This is a very nice restaurant. We had been eating German fare for a couple of weeks and we needed…read morean Italian fix. This place hit the spot. I had mushroom soup which was more mushroomy than anything I have had in the States. The salad which came next was orgasmic in quality. Then we had pappardelle (wife) and mezzelune ai por (me). It seemed that wherever we went in Germany, the food in each restaurant was better than the last. The coffee was great, the beer and wines were first class and the tartufo to finish off was heavenly (which is not an adjective I have ever used before). The Restaurant Vero in Kopenick is just brilliant and has my full recommendation.

Mamma Mia, the food is just delicious! Have been there several times and always enjoyed the food…read more The atmosphere is sweet village style. So, where is the problem? The owner! He has an unpredictable behaviour, often spontaneously rude style of treating the customers. For example: denying that there were reservation or asking people to change their table because he needs a space for a bigger group. The waitresses are very nice, always try to smooth the atmosphere. So, if you are ready for some splash of Italian village charm, go for it!

A friend urged us to go here, and we did so on a Saturday night. I felt fortunate to snag a table…read more(inside). Reservations are the way to go. This may be one of the better Italian restaurants in Berlin but as someone who's lived in Florence and now lives in San Francisco, I would counsel to not raise your expectations. I started with one of my favorites, vitello tonnato (hardly a commonly found appetizer). It was good but not great. The lasagna was my main. This was disappointing. I ate about half before thinking, "what's the point of all these additional calories?" My dinner partner (from Los Angeles) felt about the same as I. Our bottle of Barbera (recommended by the waiter) was fine. Service was ok but a bit frantic. The place was packed. The motorcycle theme is charming. Cash only. We were told three times, "Cash only!"

An excellent and deservedly popular Italian located on the delightful Viktoria Luise Platz…read more The restaurant has a small outside eating area at the front, but a much larger dining room inside which stretches a long way back. The decor has a motorcycling theme, with half a dozen bikes on display, and lots of posters, photographs and trophies. (I gather this reflects the chef's passion.) The food is traditionally Italian; there's a limited selection of pasta, a choice of around a dozen pizzas, but most people were enjoying traditional meat and fish dishes as mains. Our group of four had an excellent meal: starters of calamari, mixed salad, and mozzarella and tomato salad were followed by linguine with clams, porcini and saffron risotto and tagliatelle with meatballs. Portions were generous and the quality was outstanding. (Best risotto in years.) Two courses with beer and water can to €160 for four, including service. Service was friendly and they speak reasonable English, alongside German and Italian. Definitely worth a visit but it is best to book as they're packed, even on Mondays.

Good Italian food BUT make sure you double check your bill. Restaurant accidentally charged us $750…read morefor a $70 bill and did not work with us to resolve even after acknowledging the mistake. :( It was very disappointing, beware!

After HOURS of researching the perfect place for our final meal on our Berlin trip, I came across…read moreMarechiaro. We were looking for something non-German, quaint, and in a less busy neighborhood, yet somewhere cozy that had great food, good service, and a nice atmosphere. I think this place fit the bill nicely! It was a nice night out and many people showed up to the restaurant wanting an outdoor table, so the employees took almost all of the tables out to the sidewalk to appease everyone. My wife and I stayed inside, though. The proprietors were super helpful. The menu and specials were all in German and they translated everything for us without a fuss. As we came to experience in Berlin, service in general is just slower than in the US. But this was the only place we ate where they acknowledged and apologized for the wait, which was nice. The food was freshly prepared and we agreed our entrees and appetizer were great. If they are serving it, I'd recommend the spaghetti with lemon cream sauce and tiger shrimp.

Decent house salad, pinot grigio and service. Mediocre spaghetti carbonara, tiramisu and espresso…read more Keep walking despite the lively crowds outside.

Unique atmosphere and AMAZING prices. I never had such a pleasant and quality lunch (2 courses +…read moredrink) for less than 20€. Kudos to the team. I am definitely going back for more. FYI, their margarita pizza is a thing of beauty.