Cielo Di Berlino

2 Everton Zanella Alvarenga - 2 weeks ago

The place is nice, but the pasta, salad and pizza we ordered were so so, way too expensive for the quality. And it took too long, similarly to other reviews I just read now. A pity, I would come back if the service was faster and the pizza better. Thus this restaurant can be nice just for a beer or wine outside when the weather is good.

P. S. I wonder how come the reviews average is above 4 stars.

1 David Aldave - 5 months ago

THE WORST EXPERIENCE! I went with some friends yesterday and we wait for almost 2 hours for 4 pizzas and 1 salat. When my pizza arrived, it was not even warm anymore and pizza was not even well made, it looked actually burned. I wonder why they take so long? When we asked the waiter, he blamed it on the rain, and claimed there was 'too many people'. The place was not even crowded and... EVEN WORST? they were not eager to apologize for this or offer something to make up for the inconvenience. Honestly, if you appreciate your money and time, pay attention before you enter here. Never again here!

1 Martyna G - 2 weeks ago

Very disappointing experience. Everything was simply wrong: gluten-free pizza may contain traces of gluten (u003dceliac unsafe), pizzas were dry, quite impossible to eat (after waiting ~1 hr), rude, eyerolling personell, shabby interior. The top was when we found dishes included in the bill, which were not ordered (in German, of course). Waiter did not apologize for that either.

1 Tatyana Egle - 2 months ago

We were waiting for pizza one hour! The restaurant didn’t look very full. When pizza arrived it was burned, totally dry. The wine was very hot. The waiter didn't even apologise.

1 Patrizia B - a month ago

Don’t go if you have celiac disease - A huge sign outside saying it’s got dedicated pizza for celiacs, but just a quick look at the menu and there is a disclaimer that the pizza can be contaminated. When asking about it I was told that the pizza is 99% gluten-free; even though it’s not made in a separate area nor separate oven…99% gluten-free doesn’t mean anything for people with celiac; either it’s gluten-free and without chance of contamination or it is not safe to eat. Don’t claim you’re celiac-safe if you’re not! It’s dangerous for our health and false advertising.

5 Bryndís Hafliðadóttir - 4 years ago

Very nice gluten-free pizzas, one of the best spots in Berlin. They also have a variety of pastas and salads which are tasty. The staff is nice and the pricing is reasonable. The location is a bit out of the center and can be difficult to reach easily but it's worth it!

5 Nicole Cross - 5 years ago

The best gluten free pizza I have ever had!

Very good service. Delicious gluten free pizza and panna cotta. There was an option for lactose free cheese (good for vegans and those with lactose intolerance). You can even sit down and enjoy a German gluten free beer.

Next time I go to Berlin, I'll definitely return!