Just a very nice place with rustic ambience and reasonably priced food & drinks and friendly…read moreservice.

Pretty cool decor and I love that smoking is banned inside, but there is no music which leads to…read moreevery loud noise from the bar and kitchen to be quite distracting/jarring. The rude staff didn't help the vibe but maybe that's just a German thing.

Stumbled across this little gem while sightseeing…read more Could not have been better, everyone was attentive, friendly and relaxed just what we needed running around on our trip. Food hit the spot and the tea was served in a cool looking glass pot and tasted lovely. Place was also very clean and reasonable priced. Waiter did his best to switch between my german and my partners english. Will recommend this place for sure and go there again next time we end up in Berlin.

So yummy and a great alternative to Transit! This place has a really similar concept -- small…read moreplates of asian dishes that you can mix and match. The menu is big and has literally some of the exact same dishes as Transit, but in a much more laid back atmosphere. A friend and I stumbled upon it while looking for a place to get a coffee, but the menu looked too delicious to pass up. It was warm enough to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful, green location right on Stuttgarter Platz. The staff is friendly and attentive and we did not have to wait much. As for the food, I really enjoyed everything I ordered. I particularly loved the crispy duck dish, I just wish that the portions were a tiny bit bigger. If I go back, I will order maybe 4 dishes instead of just 3 in order to fill me up.

Buonisimmo!!! These's a home restaurant (trattoria) feel, and the elderly Spanish owner is very…read morenice and funny. The paella and garlic soup we had were so good!! (The garlic soup especially is an unmissable!!) Best meal in Berlin! The only imperfection: not a wide range of wine on their menu. Perhaps you need to ask for it?

Our experience here wasn't very good. =(…read more One of my friends is vegetarian, so right after we sat down we asked about vegetarian dishes. The waiter meant: "we have chicken, but only one left!" We wanted to ordered some tapas, but he didn't have 2 other things - pimientos de padron and another one which I don't remember. We ended up ordering some other tapas. As for the drinks, we were excited to see that he had "caipirinha Brasileira". Again, he disappointed us and explained that he wouldn't have the time to prepare 3 caipirinhas: "they take too long". My friend proposed Aperol spritz instead. He then, clearly frustrated with us, explained that "aperol is Italian, you are in a Spanish place!" come on! It's not like we wanted super complicated things... When you have no vegetarian options and you aren't serving half of the things on your menu... Then something is wrong.at least considering that anywhere in Berlin one would be able to find those things easily. And that is the problem of the place, in my opinion. It looks nice and authentic. And the food was ok. But try really made a restaurant "like in Spain". It's a shame. I'm a BIG fan of authentic cuisines and I'm not German, but I would expect that you try to suit a little bit your consumers. Anyways, this was all quite frustrating, but we decided to overlook it all and give the tapas a try. They were ok... A little too salty (like a previous reviewer has noticed), but in a relative big portion. We were actually planning on ordering a second round of tapas, but they weren't that good and the portions are big, so we decided it was not worth it. Instead, we ordered a Crema Catalana to share. Unfortunately it was very burnt on the top. We didn't want to complain because the waiter had already been rude before and we didn't feel like discussing. We ordered the bill. When it arrived we asked to pay separately, which is absolutely normal in Berlin (but apparently is not in Spain). He just replied: "it's all written there, calculate yourself..." and left. We were too nice and even left a tip. It wasn't worth it.

We looooove Spanish food/tapas. Great situated (not far away from the US Army Checkpoint)…read more We ordered: - sangria with red wine (7 euro) - a moscow mule (9 euro) - chipirones a la brasa (6,80 euro) - pulpo a la Parrilla-chili (7,50 euro) - tortilla de semana (5,20 euro) - iberico serrano chorizo plate (11,50 euro) Our remarks: - The sangria was tooooooo strong. Lucky me I changed the drink with my hubby. The moscow mule was very fresh and tasty. - The plate.... njammie ! - The tapas: very good. The tortilla was not our favourite (too sweet due to the use of sweet potatoes) but I guess other persons do like it. I would like to recommand this place.

It's good and cool comfortable . Company should be good and…read morecooperative to have a good time

Marques is located in the basement of a spanish tapas restaurant with the same name as the bar…read more The cocktails are outstanding and my best advice is to let the bartenders guide you through their selection of spirits - just tell them you favorite flavours, e.g. fruity and sour - and they will suggest you different drinks. Love sitting outside on a warm summer evening.

Don't go there: expensive, tiny portions, average food with some big mistakes (a frozen tuna…read morecarpaccio?!? and a over cooked cuttlefish). The service is slow and they are always trying to sell you more. Bonus: the bill was wrong and not in a good way.

Cute little cafe in p.berg, one of the few that are open after 20:00 on a Monday around bötzow area…read more:) Me and a friend sat down on one of the cosy sofas and barely felt time flies by! I was a little hungry and the crêpes sounded delicious, unfortunately they don't make it after 20:00 (it was 20:15) - so if you want one come on time. Had to settle on a cheesecake instead, it wouldn't be my first choice but it sounded more appealing than the other three - it was pretty good but the top layer that I'm still not sure what it was, some kind of egg mousse... Was surely unnecessary. The service was good - one guy behind the bar that was the bartender and the waiter, was nice and helpful. The place was not too crowded and the atmosphere was cool and laid back, I like this place!

Stumbled upon this cute little café & bar last night, when looking for a cozy spot to have a nice…read moredrink with a new friend. According to my companion, the quirky cafe furniture made it look like an old-school East German livingroom... :-) so of course I loved it.. We arrived at 6, but they were closing at 7pm for a private party...nevertheless, we made sure to be efficient @ getting as much alcohol in our bloodstreams, prior to leaving. While they offered cocktails & the bar looked Klein aber fein & well stocked, the the real MVP that night proved to be the classic, higher-end gin tonics, followed by smooth 2cls of Jameson whisky, served in a small, stemmed glass. All great preludes for an interesting night....uh-hem! Anyway, great spontaneous choice... I'd go back if I were in this area. Total Knorke!

One of two neighborhood Italian go-to places and I never thought I would use the words Italian and…read morego-to place in the the same sentence. Most recently we enjoyed the buffalo milk ricotta appetizer, dusted with truffle shavings - delicious!! The lamb ragu pasta was also excellent, the perfect amount of sauce and seasoning. Same for the beet gnocchi with ricotta filling - wonderful! The server was attentive and nice to let us try some different red wines before choosing. Very nice people, cozy atmosphere and good food - what else could you ask for. The only disappointment was the dessert. I have high standards for panna cotta an their recipe didn't meet them. It was too gelatinous, lacking good cream and vanilla.

A great little italian restaurant in Mitte. They have actually 3 of then in the area with the…read moreWinebar offering some great wines and amazing food from a small, changing menu. We started with the mixed antipasti which were excellent and perfectly executed. There is a good selection of meat and cheese on the board. As a main we choose the pasta, the octopus pasta was amazing flavoured making you believe you are diving into the fresh sea. The orecchiette with italian sausage and mushrooms was perfectly balanced and an amazing dish. Also the wines are very good and reasonably priced. A full thumbs up, already looking forward to our next visit.

Very delicious German dinner food! Not alot of options but what they have is done right. They make…read morethe schnitzel and kartoffelsalat in house. My boyfriend's Schwäbische Maultaschen was so yum as well!! The spätzle at the table next to us also looked quite good. I will definitely be back! The inside is like a dirty Neukölln bar but classy at the same time! It's really a hidden gem! They also have flensburger on tap!

English is spoken here! An authentic German restaurant with traditional cuisine, in the middle of…read morethe whole exoticism of this area! We had two different kinds of Maultaschen, fresh made with (international style) salad. Good Espresso. The prices are not too high, the service is attentive. Rustic atmosphere.