This was a very nice Spanish establishment. Just wanted a little breakfast snack while out touring…read more Saw the selection through the window and I decided to stop. Nice tapas and a delicious glass of sangria. Not too touristy in the tourist section near the TV tower.

Excellent tapas and very personal service. Very convivial atmosphere with many people having funread more

Horrible horrible service. It's not worth coming here…read more Go eat at Txokoa instead. They do basque-style tapas at a similar price point with much better service. Or, nearby, there's also Picoteo, which also does more standard Spanish tapas. Bar Raval is bullshit.

Great Tapas with an innovative approach. My highlights were…read morethe Tataki de press iberica - pork (beautifully cooked), Goat cheese gratin with honey and a marmalade of tomato and herbs, Eggplant tempura with honey and the Tortilla de patatas

It was a super cozy and intimate place-- really not much space but the food was amazing. Typical…read moreSpanish tapas style where you order a bunch of small plates and share at the table. We ordered the cheese platter, the potatoes, grilled peppers, and gambas including the steak with chimichurri sauce that was to die for.

Excellent! The food is expertly prepared…read more Lovely wine, including the house wine. The staff is friendly & good natured. The atmosphere is very pleasant & in good weather the beer garden is large enough to seat many but not so big that it's too loud for normal conversation. The prices are really very affordable, especially for the scrumptious paella for two... actually enough for two adults & a youngster. Love this place. Great to meet friends & enjoy a relaxing evening eating & laughing together without any stress.

Seems like our friend "Chris M" didn't actually go in to the restaurant but just peered through the…read morewindows like an edgy lifestyle rebel - right on! Yes, this is certainly not the kind of place you would have found in Neukölln until recently (for the record, I first moved to the district in the mid 90's). It's early days but we found the welcome friendly and the cuisine really very good - we had the lamb ("Geschmort met Orangen") and the veal which were served with a small selection of vegetables (green beans, potatoes). The quality was excellent, portions not large (as to be expected, to be honest). Wines good and reasonable by the glass. The winner was the dessert, especially "Tres texturas de chocolate". Fazit: more special occasion than everyday, but a proper restaurant by any standard. Give it a go, but keep an eye out for a snotty individual lurking around outside.

This restaurant was the best place that Ive eaten in all of Berlin! It's run by a very warm and…read morewelcoming culinary enthusiast, and I cannot express what wonderful service and dining atmosphere there was enough! The restaurant isn't large, but it can get busy. The owner however makes every effort to make it as enjoyable as possible! We were an unexpectedly large group, but he and his team handled us with ease. While the menu was not in English, he was more than happy to translate, and said English menus were on the way. The food is a traditional style of Catalonian quisine, and it was equisite to say the least. There isn't much around the Estrel hotel, but this restaurant should be sought out by anyone staying in any part of Berlin. I'd describe the food in detail, but really it all comes down to being absolutely delicious. Our group ordered one of each entree and they were more than happy to allow us to partake family style and share. I'd recommend this even higher if I could, so in summary: Eat here. You won't be disappointed!

You can not get 18€ for small dish of pasta when the tagliatella is not done by yourself, the…read moremushrooms are from a supermarket conserve. The "pulpo a la gallega", crunchy octopus? it had a plastic texture and the portion was really small, with potatoes overheated on the grill. But the wine selection was really good as well as the Crema Catalana / panacotta desert. Maybe i will give them another chance but i will not spend again almost 100€ for 2 people with this quality. From other side, the service and the atmosphere where very nice.

Unique berlin restaurant experience - in the heart of kreuzberg with a view of the U1. Very good…read moretapas. Enjoyed the razor clams - rarely on menus - very simple with olive oil; amazing duck confit with carrots, celery; fantastic pulpo al gallego. Larger portions than usual Spanish tapas. Service was spotty - the waitress seemed out to lunch and when we ordered a bottle of wine she brought a different bottle already open explaining that the one we ordered was too warm. Fun to watch the chef clean up shirtless to techno music - sooooooo berlin! Will be back for more.

Went here for a quick bite because we saw that they serve tapas style- we wanted just a snack, so…read morewe ordered just three items to start. Each dish came out fairly huge! Definitely not what I expected. So if you end up going here, either come with a lot of mouths to feed or order lightly to gauge in my opinion. Service was a little slow and the food took longer than anticipated to come out, but overall it was good. I liked the octopus salad the most. Steak was mediocre and was a basic steak. Octopus with chorizo did not taste like it had any chorizo at all. There are both indoor and outdoor seating options and I noticed it is a smoking friendly environment.

This kind of place that instantly gives you good vibes. Chill atmosphere and candle's lights. I…read morehave to critique Spanish food as a true Spaniard, but it was quite acceptable. The beer was good price, and drinking Estrella Galicia always means happiness.

I absolutly loved their quiche with vegetebles!!…read more ..their coffee and their welcome! I would come back soon.

Nice food & atmosphere!read more

Classic Wrangelkiez - ok prices, bad everything else. And dirty. So, so filthy. Cleaning bathrooms…read moreis apparently not cool in Berlin anymore. We had a reservation, but (unsurprisingly) the place was still empty at 8pm on a Thursday. We ordered some wine which was well-priced and so-so, but the food was truly disgusting. Fishy, old-tasting, nasty shrimp. Overcooked meats floating in thick, greasy sauces. Tacky, cafeteria-like plating...just slop, basically. Luckily we had only started with a few tapas, so we escaped without much damage. Only positive: Walking distance from Bar Raval, which saved our night.

5 stars for not being perfect…read more Yes, the furniture is a bit shabby. Yes, the avocado dip for the chips has slightly too much garlic in it. Yes, you sometimes have to wait a bit before the waiter notices that you want to order another beer but all this unimportant shortcomings somehow manage to sum together into an extremely inviting, relaxed an cosy location, a location where: - you can spend a perfectly relaxed evening chatting with your friends after a stressful day - you order warm meals of the day (listed on the wall) or simple but tasty tapas (on the menu) - a trumpeter comes around to enhance the atmosphere with live sound - the staff is friendly and unobtrusive - the spirit of Kreuzberg mixes up with the feeling of Spanish siesta P.S. Opening hours of this café are a secret to me. Once I tried to visit it on Friday at half past one p.m. and it was closed but then the same evening around 8 p.m. it was open

Let me start off by saying that we are fans (and dare I say connoisseurs) of Spanish food,…read moreincluding tapas. We were craving some Spanish food after a few days of german food, so we decided to give it a try. First of all, the seating arrangements are too crammed, tables are too small even for 4 people. Sharing our plates was almost impossible. Other tables were simply too close, so everyone was on each other's way. The food was good, but prices are high and portions are small. One thing worth highlighting was our waiter. He was very nice and stayed very much on top of everything. All things considered, I must say that there is room for improvement on this place.

I was determined to find a tapas place in Berlin, as tapas is everything. Yosoy was pretty packed…read morefor an early dinner, but my SO and I were promptly seated at a very tiny table indoors. The servers were helpful with making sure we understood the menu but were mostly hands-off throughout our visit. Plates and cups weren't cleared away, which was a bit annoying since we had one of the smallest tables in the restaurant. As for the food, everything was quite yummy. There were plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options for me to indulge and enjoy.

A nice bar to go for some good jazz shows and jam sessions…read more I would say the bar could look a little bit more cosy, specially for being that kind of bar, but it's ok, you go there specially for the music. Drinks are good and the staff it's friendly and funny.

This is by far my favorite jazz club in Berlin. great sound, charming atmosphere and wonderful…read moreservice.