Die besten Restaurants mit Italienisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

The best pizza I've ever eaten. Super friendly and attentive staff. The atmosphere is inviting and familiar, and it is also a family business. We'll definitely be back.

Family-run Italian restaurant with pasta, pizza, salads, etc.

There has been a new management since April 1st, 2025. We wanted to try the pizzas, the three who had pizza were very satisfied, the penne with fresh tomato sauce (children's dish) was also completely eaten. So first a thumbs up for the food. Our Aperol Spritz was also delicious. So a clear recommendation for the new owners. Waiters were friendly and prompt. So all around good. When it's warmer you can also sit on the beautiful terrace, then it's certainly even nicer.

Very good food, there is a lot of meat with rosemary potatoes, and the meat is very tender.

A very nice restaurant near the opera with creative decor featuring vintage musical instruments. Friendly staff and very good food at a moderate price.

Nicer, more personable and more attentive Host.

I wouldn't recommend this place. I ordered rigatoni pollo, and while I was eating, I noticed that a huge housefly was already cooked in my meal. When I told the staff, I was told that there hadn't been anything in the pasta during preparation. I was offered a new portion, but by that point, my appetite had completely disappeared. So if you want a source of protein in your pasta, feel free to come here. A definite no-go!

Extremely friendly service with super delicious food in a very relaxed atmosphere outside in the backyard with Italian music :)

Good food, friendly service, nice terrace, old building with charm! However, this means steps to the terrace and the house, which could prove difficult for physically disabled people.

Very very nice choice, the food excellent and the service is great , kids friendly they can colore and the staff really smiley and happy to help , design is great .

The pasta was really 10 out of 10. The starters and desert were 3/10 with little effort put in and didn’t taste so nice. But the reason for 2/5 stars it’s because the service was abysmal. Every time we asked for anything it was met with eyes rolling and we did not feel very welcome at all. To top things off as we were eating our desert, one of the waiters got on his motorbike to leave and revved the engine right next to our table. Smothering the us and our dessert in petrol infused air! With no apology or care for any of the customers sitting outside. It was a terrible experience, which is such a shame because just the pasta is good.

This was our first time at this restaurant and we were quite satisfied overall. The ambiance is really pleasant – stylishly decorated and very inviting. The prices are on the higher end, but certainly reasonable for Zehlendorf. Unfortunately, the antipasti didn't impress us: mostly vegetables, no Parma or cow's milk mozzarella, and simply too expensive. We paid a whopping €69 for antipasti for four people! The rest of the meal, however, was very good and flavorful. The service was initially friendly, and we felt well looked after. However, the mood changed somewhat when it came to paying – the server was rather rude when it came to tipping, which somewhat dampened the otherwise positive impression. Nevertheless, we would come back – the food was good and the ambiance definitely invites you to linger.

Cutest food spot in Berlin! Their garden is ♥️♥️ .. recommend to come here for dinner when the full menu is in place! 🥰

Great location, I can only recommend it

The service is really nice, and we were able to place our order quickly. I also liked the fact that you're sitting in an atrium rather than being crammed into a dining room. We ordered pizza and spaghetti carbonara. The menu made us a bit skeptical because the salami pizza said it was made with "Plockwurst." I'd never heard of such a thing, so I didn't order it. In my opinion, they shouldn't write something like that on the menu, but simply use regular, high-quality salami. I got the one with tuna and another pizza. It was okay, but it felt more like a frozen pizza. The dough was really bad, and the toppings were just the same. I definitely wouldn't go back. What I also found very negative is that you can only pay by card for a minimum of €20 (!). We're not in the Stone Age anymore...