The Best Italian Restaurants in Berlin

There are several good pizza places in Berlin, but nothing beats Standard for "pizza napoletana". Quality ingredients sourced directly from Campania, excellent dough and a 500°C gas-fired oven is all that I need.

Classic Italian dishes and a very good wine selection.Classic Italian dishes combined with a very good wine selection, like Pierro Busso, Arpepe, Gianni Brunnelli, Giovanni Montici and many others.

My favourite Italian restaurant with Tuscan food and a great wine listEveryone needs a „lieblings italiener“. This family business is my favourite. Straight Tuscan, pure cooking style with serious ingredients, personal service and stunning wine list.

136 Restaurant: Italian-Peruvian fusion cuisine at its best in Berlin.136 Restaurant, located in Berlin, offers a remarkable dining experience with its Italian-Peruvian fusion cuisine. Chef Matias Diaz Silva skillfully combines the flavors and techniques of both culinary traditions to create a menu that is both creative and surprising. Despite its relatively unknown status, the restaurant deserves recognition as one of the city's hidden gems. The interior is stylish, and the presentation of each dish is meticulous, adding to the overall dining experience. With its exceptional food and charming atmosphere, 136 Restaurant is a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking a taste of innovative and underappreciated fusion cuisine. The restaurant's concept of blending Italian and Peruvian flavors results in a delightful and complex culinary journey. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented, showcasing the skill and creativity of the chef and his team. From the intriguing starters to the delectable desserts, every course offers a harmonious blend of flavors and textures. The restaurant's commitment to quality is evident in every aspect, from the carefully sourced ingredients to the meticulous attention to detail in plating. It is surprising that 136 Restaurant remains somewhat of a hidden gem in Berlin's culinary scene, as it deserves wider recognition for its exceptional cuisine. The concept of Italian-Peruvian fusion is executed flawlessly, and the restaurant has the potential to become a culinary institution in the city. The combination of Peruvian and Italian flavors is a true delight, and it is clear that the team behind 136 Restaurant has put significant effort into perfecting their craft. Overall, 136 Restaurant offers a refined, extraordinary, and surprising dining experience that is not to be missed.

Is this Berlin’s best Italian?Forget about all the other Italian restaurants in Berlin. Zum Heiligen Teufel in Kreuzberg is all you want. The restaurant, run by two friends from Puglia, offers simple but imaginative cooking featuring exquisite seasonal ingredients at the top of their game. The ever-changing menu is tiny, you get to sit on a leafy street with lots of nice neighbourhood vibes. Get the Antipasto all‘italiana, a great selection of starters, every bite is of sensationally good quality, including the sourdough bread.They do a very good stracciatella with heirloom tomatoes, sweet red Tropea onions, preserved lemon and a special ‚mole’. Definitely try their vitello tonnato and in early summer the crudo di ombrina, a carpaccio from meagre with a strawberry gazpacho and corn crackers with ricotta, herbs and flowers. Also highly recommended: their homemade fresh pasta.