The dishes were seasoned just right to bring out the true essence of each ingredient. We were…read moregreeted at the door with a welcoming smile, even though eerily didn't have reservations, and were seated right away. I highly recommend this cozy bistro.

We were staying at a nearby hotel and wanted to eat some decent Italian food before the flight. To…read moreget here we had to walk 30 minutes, and the weather outside was cold. However, all effort paid back when we got there. First the ambiance - it is a beautiful small restaurant, was not crowded that evening. They are dog-friendly, so they let us in with the dog, gave her some water, and let is pick the table we wanted. Now comes central part - food. We'be ordered pasta with cheese and ham. They clocked it very fast, and as the kitchen was nearby, the smell was impressive and stunning. When they brought us the dishes, pasta was hot, and the sauce was still boiling, this cheesy flavor that burns your mouth a bit but still tastes so delicious. Should I say that after that dinner we both were full and happily walked back to the hotel for 30 minutes!? Highly recommended, even if you need to put some effort to get there.

From the owner: Mann kann aus dem Restaurant in einer Reithalle schauen und Pferde beobachtenread more

Well, I went to eat in this restaurant as there isn't much choice around the U-Bahn station…read moreLangenhorn Markt. Also didn't really care looking to much as the weather was cold and wet that day. The pizza and calzone my friend and I tried here were really tasty. And the first drinks came fast, too. Just took some time to get the attention of the waitress to order my second drink. She never really looked in my direction. The atmosphere is more like an old German pub, now without the big clouds of smoke in the air. So, if you are hungry for pizza and are around Langenhorn, this is a good place to go, it is just a few steps away from the U-Bahn station near the exit next to the big Edeka supermarket. Oh, I forgot something the instead of table-legs they used underframes of old sewing machines with these old pedals.