Berlinisch-Italienische Küche mit Wildgemüse und Kräutern aus dem eigenem Bio-Anbau

3 Joss - 2 months ago

The food is delicious and really fresh. However the portions are so small I had to have a second dinner after! (after having a starter and a main at Botanico). So wouldn't advise coming here if you're hungry...

3 Ir Ruseva - a month ago

Nice atmosphere but the menu that they had when I visited was very limited on options if you don’t want to eat pasta or meat that night, the food is well cooked but small portions for the price. Cute but kind of disappointing.

5 Allena Arnold - 3 months ago

The atmosphere, food and customer service here is amazing. One of the most delicious meals I’ve had in a long time! plus the staff ain’t half bad to look at ;)

2 B B (avok ceb arobrab) - a month ago

Unfortunatelly another hip- place in Berlin. Its well done presented for the great luck of the wonderful garden and biological philosophy. At the end actully another Berlin typical marketing how to sell yourself well for less. Unfriendly unprofessionally stuff. Far away from good gastro experience in its whole package.

3 Federico Schiro - 2 months ago

Nice place with beautiful garden in the back. Staff was nice. Food was nothing special (presented as Italian Berliner food but I found it a bit mediocre) and a lil bit overpriced.

5 my happyfood (My_Happyfood) - 2 years ago

What I really love is finding interesting, unique places with real, tasty food! For example, yesterday I visited the beautiful @Cafe Botanico in Neukölln.

This is a small cozy restaurant with a wonderful garden with herbs - more than 100 types -, vegetables and fruits that chef cook Octavio uses in the kitchen with italian elements.

Martin (owner and ideological inspirer) decided 2013 to realize his idea with a garden where the plants grow as naturally as possible, "like in the forest" and you will be able to use greens during the whole year.

The guests can take a walk in the garden, see how different plants grow and also have an inspiring talk with Martin.

The restaurant's menu is small, seasonal, using herbs from the garden.

We tried wild herbs salad (5 €), delicious bruschetta with baked vegetables (7 €) and vegan risotto with roots and orange.

They also have homemade pasta - for example with batarda (14 €). The menu includes some desserts and delicious teas (3 €), wine, several cocktails and of course coffee (1.5 € for espresso)

#happyfood_travel highly recommended this place as one of the most cozy in Berlin. Ideal for a quiet romantic dinner, a cup of coffee or tea in the garden.

5 Imran Khan - 2 years ago

Great place, lovely atmosphere, very accommodating (we arrived with 3 small children without a reservation). Staff were very helpful and knowledgeable, food was excellent. There was an excellent guitarist providing some great music.