Le Bon Mori

4 Kohei N - 2 years ago

It is indeed an unexpected fine dining french restaurant in a rather quiet part of Kreuzberg. The first thing which I noticed was that Le Bon Mori gets it right when it comes to the cozy ambience. It is rather a low key for fine dining but somehow suits the neighbourhood vibe. Service was friendly and attentive. The menu is simple and helpful (albeit a few translation mistakes on English side), offering 3 course (€39) and 4 course (€45) set menu for people who hate to choose from a la carte menu.

The food was pretty good but not superb in general, though the starter dish of salmon ceviche was pretty good. Mussels with French fires as main were a bit underwhelming (I easily had a better version before elsewhere). Consommé soup was a bit disappointing in its small portion and the dessert Tiramisu was good but not as you expected.

Overall it was a fine choice considering the rather reasonable set price for fine dining. One specific problem we had was that the waiter kept opening new bottles of the same wines, and it ended up increasing the total bill. It would have been nicer if he had asked us if we wanted another bottle before opening new ones as we might have not needed or wanted to try another kind. But to be fair, we were a big group of people and someone in the group might have nodded when the waiter asked if he wanted to have more of the wine.

I'm sure this place is still not yet to its fullest potential, and I would be happy to come back here again when they have a new set of dishes. If you're looking for a good French in this neighbourhood with friendly service and chill atmosphere, Le Bon Mori should surely be the one!

4 Oscar Fanelli - 4 years ago

Cozy place, dishes well presented and tasty. French food of a good quality. Service is not the best one in Berlin, table too small. Overall good experience.

4 Simon Lackerbauer - 4 months ago

Good small French restaurant with authentic cuisine. We had the Petit Mori 3-coursr menu which is definitely worth the price. Service was a bit slow.

5 Ocean Crossing - 5 years ago

The coffee is rich and the creamy pumpkin soup is delicious. The decorations is simple yet elegant. I totally enjoyed the experience.

4 Jennifer Nanek - 3 years ago

My family and I are visiting Berlin from America. Tried out this French restaurant. Very nice outdoor seating. Loved the ambience. My family included my sister and 9 year old niece and 11 year old nephew.

I tried the cheese and fruit platter with the honey truffle..very good.. the roasted sea bass, my family had the steak and the chicken with risotto. For dessert I had the mixed sorbet.

My sister and niece enjoyed their steak. Whatever came with the steak they said wasn't very good. My nephew is not very adventurous with food but staff accommodated him. Chicken was very basic. He liked it.

My sea bass was excellent.

Two flavors of sorbet were tasty.. the green sorbet was basil flavored. Almost works. Almost.

Service was friendly and helpful but slower. Took us nearly three hours to get through.

Great place for adults..maybe not the best for families for young kids.

5 S. Vanneste - 2 years ago

We walked by the restaurant and it seemed very cosy, the next day we were in for some french kitchen. We started with a whiskey for my husband and a sauvignon blanc for me. It was the start of a very good night! We ordered the burrata and squid, lovely! And also had the rumpsteak, best meat we have eaten so far in Berlin! Portions were perfect, elegant. Waiter was a young man, very friendly and professional, we would come back just for him. It was our honeymoon, so we were celebrating and he asked the patron for a special whiskey to serve foe my husband, so nice!! Just 100% a fanatastic night for us. The check was also no surprise for us, it's really good price-quality for everything (wine was really good and crème brullee is their must have!)

5 Oana Voicu - 2 months ago

Food u0026 service are just amazing, great taste and quality! Compliments to the chef!