Weinstein - Piatti

A solid evening of delicious Germanic wine, food and cheese. I can honestly say that I have not enjoyed a night of dining this much in a long time. The service was excellent as was the kno ledge of wine of produceI highly recommend to anyone who enjoys food and wine!

Great choice of carefully selected German and Austrian wines. Also the food was very well prepared, I tasted an amazing Brandeburger Plate, a nice selection of salami, ham and goat cheese. Wine lovers need to take care of this address, placed in the smart surroundings of Prenzlauerberg.

So far the best and most fun meal in Berlin. In the Prenzlauer Berg area of Berlin which has lots of restaurants on quaint tree lined streets. There were 4 of us and he choose 4 different glasses of white wine for the first course and 4 different reds for the main course. All were great and the food delicious. Visualizza piatti

Weinstein has one of the best wine lists in the city. It's worth a visit for that alone. What is equally impressive is the food. They serve beautiful modern German dishes lovingly prepared with local and/or regional ingredients. A friend brought us here a few years ago and we have been coming here since,  whenever we have guests from out of town or when we want to treat ourselves. Never disappoints!

This was another recommendation out of our guide book. It was traditional German in every way, just as described. I had the meat and cheese platter and it was great. My wife had dumplings and they were just as satisfying. The menu was limited so don't expect great variation but what they had all looked good.The service was attentive. The restaurant was clean and tidy. The food was not overpriced.No complaints whatsoever and we would definitely go back.

I visited Weinstein for an early evening supper in June 2016.The restaurant was mentioned favourably in my Berlin guidebook so I decided to try it for my last meal in the city. I am very glad I did. They have an extensive wine menu and serve deliciously well-cooked, seasonal German cuisine. I had the pork belly tagliatelle and my sister enjoyed the pork schnitzel with white asparagus and hollandaise.We were also able to eat outside and enjoy the weather. Visualizza piatti

Quite out of the way towards Prenzlauerberg, this is an old Berlin establishment that presents a small menu of German classics, each of them executed with perfection. The spaetzle dish was remarkable. Their collection of German wines is practically encyclopaedic, with at least 20 different Rieslings. Maybe tourists still don’t know about this place, looked a bit empty, but if you’re looking for an exposure to real, high-quality German food, put this high on your list.

I stumbled upon this wine bar on my first evening in Berlin and liked the location of Prenzlauer berg and feel of the restaurant. I subsequently returned another two occasions in my short stay! As an Australian wine buff I loved the subtle German humour of the owner and of course his knowledge of his wine on offer. His house red wine was particularly good and it's name very funny (see photo) it went particularly well with his schnitzel and potatoes! Highly recommend it was my highlight of my visit to Berlin.

Matching food and wine is one of my passions, much of the subtle knowledge has been passes by these days. To-days drinkers pick one wine and drink it threw out the meal, picking red with meat and with everything else any bottle that has the word chardonnay on the label.At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries good German wine sold for higher prices than classified growths of Claret. German because of their ripeness and high content of non-sugar residuals (they have more taste), match a full range of foods. This establishment speciality is the wines of Germany and Austria, and the Maitre d' has a passion for them and their suitability with food. Many wines are available by the glass. Knowin... Visualizza piatti