Italian Wine

This cosy trattoria and pizzeria on Wedding's Genther Markt must be doing something right, since this classic Italian restaurant has been in business for 30 years. Last year they undertook some careful remodeling.

Prenzlauer Berg's Italian restaurant Pasta & Passione is synonymous for fresh pasta made with passion.

The southern Italian Trattoria-style restaurant Pasta & Basta in Charlottenburg has proclaimed pasta its philosophy.

On Leonhardtstraße in Charlottenburg, Bruderherz combines excellent artisanal cuisine, homemade pasta from its own manufactory, and familial warmth at a high level.

Since 1962, Francucci on Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg has represented what true Italian cuisine is all about: homemade pasta from imported durum wheat semolina, Bistecca Fiorentina from Chianina beef, and an ambiance that needs no trends. Here, you sit as if you'd never left.

Trattoria Paparazzi in Friedrichshain is a piece of Berlin's restaurant history. Owner Doris Burneleit opened the first Italian restaurant in the GDR in 1987 and continues to bring this passion for authentic Italian cuisine to Lehmbruckstraße to this day.

The Hofkino at FMP1 is Friedrichshain's most charming open-air cinema in Berlin: a quiet courtyard in the middle of the neighborhood, deck chairs, headphones, and a program you won't find in any multiplex.

The Mondo Sardo is a classic Italian restaurant with Sardinian specialities, located in Prenzlauer Berg's Winsstraßen neighbourhood.

Close to Savignyplatz in Berlin-Charlottenburg you can find Weinbar Thal that offers good Italian wine from Valle d'Agno.

The tiny Italian restaurant close to Ku’damm in Berlin-Charlottenburg seems rather unimpressive, but the business lunch is surprisingly good.