The black linguine is superb. Every bite got better and better. The octopus was great compliment as…read morewell. Very accommodating. Service was slightly slow but not enough to be annoying. Price is a little high but don't let that scare you because the food is worth it.

This is my favourite Italian restaurant in Berlin, and here's why:…read more 1. It was located on my street (i'm all about convenience) and has a great neighbourhood vibe, 2. The kitchen only use the best organic produce. Even the wines are organic (and if not, it's mentioned in the menu) 3. The interior is modern and clean, lots of "brick a brack"wood which I adore. 4. The simplicity of the dishes, they let the ingredients shine (see 2.) 5. Service is always great, and not as slow as in many other Berlin establishments. 6. Even the risotto is al dente.

The best food and atmosphere and service! We visited this restaurant on a trip and everyone was…read morevery nice and welcoming. The food was the best and we went back again because it was so good

One of the best italian in berlin Always fresh food…read moreIts a family restaurant( father in the kitchen and two brothers serve) Very good food Vraiment sans hésiter toujours frais.tenu par une famille italienne. Ma cantine

Antipasti were ok. Items from their daily recommendations were excellent. Wine good and reasonably…read morepriced. Service attentive and friendly. A comfortable place with tables not crowded together. Worth a visit.

My family has gone to this restaurant for years (more than any other). That's because it's…read moreunassuming but consistently delivers yummy Italian food. Check their specials: ff Mussels are in season don't hesitate to order. Hungry during lunch time? Check their "Business Lunch" menu and massive thin crust Pizza's for 7 Euro or less. A solid choice in Schoeneberg that won't break the bank and also takes credit cards.

The service was good, and their italian food was amazing. A hidden place so there wasn't any…read moretourists beside us. A must try place if you are going to Berlin!

Really nice outdoor seating. Waiters were friendly. We got two house special pastas and thought…read morethey were both delicious, really good pasta to meat ratio.

The meal was fine, but nothing special. Perhaps best described as Italian cuisine for a German…read moremarket rather than authentic Tuscan fare. However the atmosphere where was good and it was nice to get wine from a carafe as you would expect to see in Italy. It was a shame that half way through the meal we were subjected to blaring Eros Ramazzotisome other customers complained and it was turned down, but it was a little unnecessary. There are certainly worse Italian restaurants in Berlin, but Trattoria Toscana did not really manage to offer a taste of Tuscony in Berlin. BTW: it was cash only!!

Sehr empfehlenswert für alle, die Lust auf italienische Klassiker haben. Die Pasta war perfekt al…read moredente, die Saucen frisch und aromatisch. Besonders zu empfehlen ist das Tagesgericht mit Fisch. Hier merkt man die hohe Qualität der Zutaten.

Great Italian food, though there may be communication errors if you just speak English. The menu is…read morea mixture of German and Italian (on a single chalkboard that they bring around). Luckily, there were a lot of cognates, and our waitress tried her darndest to translate some of the more obscure items for us. In terms of the food, the beef carpaccio was an excellent starter. The spinach salad was good, but I don't think it was worth the money. And the cheeses... oh, the cheeses. The burrata was amazing. Drizzed with olive oil and pepper and incredibly fresh. The mozzarella in the caprese salad was also good, but the rest of the dish left a bit to be desired (especially when trying to share). For our entrees, we had the truffle butter tortelli, which was amazing but with very small portions (don't understand how that can be considered a main). We also shared the tagliatelle (with veal, I believe), which was better portion-wise. Our waitress brought out those first two together because she said the pasta cooking times were the closest. That made sense, until the beef fillet we ordered took forever to come out. We were sitting outside, and it got to the point where they were closing the sidewalk side of the restaurant, and we had to move closer to the restaurant front before we got the beef. I don't understand how the beef can take longer to cook than the pasta, but whatever, it was still tasty. My only other major complaint was the wine selection. The Montepulciano that the waitress recommended (mid priced) was actually pretty bad. All in all, a good meal, albeit a bit pricey. Order family style. Get the truffle tortelli for sure. It's also cash only, despite what Yelp says.

In over a dozen years of fine dining experience in the US and all around the world, never have I…read morebeen treated so horribly as I was in this establishment. My girlfriend researched moderately priced restaurants in Berlin close to the neighborhood we were staying and booked a table for three at their 9pm seating. (It's a small restaurant and they only take two seatings.) After having the unfortunate experience of walking over 15m in a torrential downpour, we finally made it to the restaurant and checked in with the host who gave us the option of a table in the front or the back. We chose the table in the back and sat down. Then a waitress came over and asked us what we were doing there--quite rudely--and we explained that we were told to sit there by the host and that we had reservations. The host came over and they spoke in German to each other and sorted it out, but no one apologized to us. We were given cocktail menus, and ignored. We asked for the wine menu and were told that there was only one and it was being used--we were totally baffled--and then ignored again. Finally, we asked if they could bring us water. The waiter came and poured water, then placed the bottle back on the table so quickly, it nearly tipped over. We all looked at each other, and after the unpleasant experience of the restaurant ignoring or being hostile to us, we didn't think the service would improve and we were thoroughly disgusted, so we decided to leave. I left 2E on the table for the water and we all walked out. When I got to the door the host/waiter, started yelling at me and saying that we needed to say good-bye and that we couldn't just leave. I said, I'm sorry, I don't speak German. He said, That's fine, you can speak English. I told him we left because we were being ignored and we didn't want to stay in a place that we were not being served. Then he accused us of not paying for the water and I told him I left 2E on the table. He told me it cost 6E, not wanting to have a problem, I reached into my wallet and said, Fine, I will pay you the rest. He said, No, just leave, we are done. I have no idea why we were treated this way--you can only come to this restaurant by making a reservation, and by treating us so horribly, I'm certain they were left with a table that could not be filled at such short notice on a night where there was no foot traffic because of the awful weather. To add insult to injury, my girlfriend, the one who actually made the reservation, got a follow up survey via e-mail and you couldn't click on the option of "no, it was not a good experience." Again, I'm totally baffled as to why we were treated this way and it doesn't seem like this is even remotely the experience of other Yelp reviews--partially the reason we booked this place was based on the positive reviews. However, based on this experience, I couldn't recommend anyone to come here. On a side note, although I only experienced the service and not the food or drink, I have serious doubts about a so called fine dining restaurant that literally stores its bottles of wine upright and near the ceiling.