Best Italian in Charlottenburg (next to Il Castello)! Low amount of Ferrari drivers and Gucci…read morehandbags...Incredible Antipasti, marvelous Aglio Olio and honestly the world best Gnochi with Truffels. Eating here every 2-3 days...

We were thankful this restaurant was still open on a Sunday night since most places in the area…read moreclose early. Upon entering, the ambience of the dining area indicated that dinner was going to be good! The menu was written in German for the most part but pizza, soup and spaghetti listings were easily described. At this point of hunger, I was ready to be surprised and would eat anything that appeared on a plate in front of me. Up to now , finding authentic tasting pizza wasn't happening in Germany so we were pleased to finally find a place that serves it. The homemade spaghetti and meat sauce was very filling and the soups and salads couldn't taste any fresher. Extensive wine list and I also noticed a case full of unique looking deserts

Almost flawless…read more This is a typical Italian restaurant with good food and a very nice atmosphere. You pay a bit more but you won't leave hungry. The service was a bit frosty - one star deduction.

Visited this restaurant while staying at the NH Berlin Mitte Hotel which is directly across the…read morestreet. Was looking for a food spot nearby and this is about as close you can get outside of ordering room service. They have a pretty vast menu but I decided on trying their salami pizza. But first I had to call the waiter repeatedly because he was busy in the back area watching TV. During my visit the restaurant was completely empty which should have been a warning to me. The pizza itself might have been pretty good and tasted like it was freshly made. However, I am not sure if it was due to the type of pizza I ordered but it was extremely salty and greasy. If you have high blood pressure or similar condition I suggest you stay away from this restaurant.

First of all: The food was okay. Had the lasagne as well as two different pasta dishes. They were…read moreall pretty good, but that's about it. We visited this place around 3pm. Upon paying we were told they do not accept American Express even though it was stated on the door that they do. After arguing with them for a little bit we were told that they do not accept American Express during lunch hours (which does not make sense at all). When handing them a VISA they were very upset. Guess they wanted cash. The waiter then got really rude. She came back with an iPad you had to sign on (for the credit card) and that thing was filthy. Not dirty but filthy. It was disgusting to touch it. That is no way to threat a customer. Sorry but we will not go there ever again.

Probably the best Italian in Babelsberg. However, we visited one night without a reservation and…read morethe next comment is not a judgement on the restaurant... It felt that we were really rushed through the dinner. I don't think this was poor service on their part but rather my shockingly bad German not understanding that I agreed to that as part of taking the table. It just seemed strange after the leasurely service that is part of eating out in Germany. I'll definitely be back, but with a reservation next time!

My husband and I celebrated my birthday here and had a fantastic dinner. We started with sparkling…read morewine and the house-made rosemary flatbread, followed by two types of salad. For dinner, we each drank red wine (Merlot and Primitivo, if memory serves) and had a pasta main course. My husband loved his chicken pasta dish. It was simple, but with beautifully balanced, rich flavors, a perfect amount of sauce, and wonderful pasta. I ordered a special, tagliolini from the parmesan rind, with truffles. For this dish, they cooked the pasta and brought it out piping hot, then wheeled over a cart with an enormous parmesan wheel, out of which a bowl-shaped depression had been carved. The waiter shaved more parmesan from the inside wall of the parmesan rind bowl, then tossed the pasta in and vigorously tossed to melt the parmesan onto the pasta. About half-way through this melting, he poured a spirit in and lit the whole thing on fire, tossing all the while. Then he served the pasta onto the plate and finished it with shaved truffle over the top. It was one of the best dishes I've ever eaten. We ended the meal with house-made tiramisu (fabulous) and an ice cream trio of chocolate, strawberry, and coconut, all of which were wonderful. The service was fantastic. I can't wait to come back here again and highly recommend it. Additional notes: - Family friendly: a family with a baby was dining at a table next to us, and there was no problem at all, even when the baby began to fuss a bit. This was also not disruptive to the other diners. The restaurant is definitely family friendly. - Mid- to low-noise level: we could comfortably have a conversation with no difficulty hearing one another. There was some noise from the other diners, but not enough to be disruptive of our experience. - Great for date nights: romantic without being overly fancy. Perfect for my style.

After walking over 25,000 steps that day with my Berliner homeboy Sven, I knew I needed something…read morehearty when I went to eat dinner. Nothing against German food, but I didn't want anything too heavy so I figured Italian would be great. Checking on Yelp, I found I was close to a couple of pizza places but this one looked best so I stopped in. It was 8 pm on a Friday night and there were only three tables occupied and I thought "Uh oh, this place should be packed" but since I was hungry AND too lazy to go someplace else, I sat down. The professional gentleman who was waiting on the tables was efficient and friendly (more friendly that most of the German waiters I had during my time there, which isn't meant to bash anyone, it's just that most service was more business like). I ordered a beer and a pizza and was surprised at the generous portion that came out! I think my bill was about €15 and change and it was so much food I couldn't eat it! The pizza was good (could have been baked in the oven a bit more but that's just my preference) and my beer was delicious. Definitely a great spot for a nice meal that won't break the bank.

The pizza I had here earlier this week was extremely good. Very richly topped and a very fluffy…read morebase, which I appreciated. Quite a positive difference to many other pizza places where the pizza's central area quickly turns into an unidentifiable mush. Bartek, our waiter, was very attentive but not pushy. Sure, some foodies may expect a different thing. But it certainly fits the bill if you're looking for an Italian meal in the city centre at an affordable price in a shabby-chic ambiance. Credit cards are also accepted.