Signore Batistin

5 András Kard - 5 months ago

An amazing small kiosk with all the Italian gems one needs. You can find excellent cheese, meat, wines, snacks, vegetables, everything. Almost. For the quality you have to pay the price but it's definitely worth it. Best shop in Berlin ????????

5 Olivia - 3 months ago

Highly recommend! Very italien location in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg. Perfect ciabatta, wine, outstanding service, and staff.

5 Murat Denizli - 5 months ago

Great selection of wine, meats and cheeses as well.

5 Jamie House - 2 years ago

One of my favorite neighborhood shops. All the great Italian products, excellent sandwiches u0026 pasta, and the best Italian wine selection. It's also very cute and feels good to be in.

5 Abigail Turner - 3 years ago

When I go in the shop I feel like I'm in Italy, and that's amazing. If you're looking for real Italian ingredients you will find it there. The staff are really nice and helpful. Good coffee, real espresso. I promise that you will want to take the whole shop with you home! (I do)

5 Orsy Sz - 3 years ago

One of the cutest shops I have ever been. The little Italy all in a few square meters, with a harmonious and lovely atmosphere. The music and the deco take you for a short while to the latin country. The fact that you can buy all those products which can make your dishes taste as local make the difference. Starting from the coffee, to the cheese and fresh vegetables all you need is there.

1 Giacomo Capobianco - 2 years ago

Embarassing!
I've been yesterday evening for an aperitivo with friends, the shop is nice and they have many italian products, some of them quite overpriced. The internal room is small but cozy.
Nobody took care of us for a while then we asked for menù and we got one menù for three persons. We ordered at the counter one big plate and three Campari Spritz.
We received a plate with three big leaves of salad and a few anemic artichokes, sundried tomatoes, capers, olives, eggplants and some cheese (we had to ask to avoid feta cheese), plus six small slices of bread for three persons. Everything was tasteless, could have been jars bought at any discount supermarket.
The Spritz (you must be brave to call those Spritz) were really something weird, maybe just a few drops of Campari, lot of low quality Prosecco, probably some sparkling water and a slice of lemon (lemon, in a spritz).
It's disappointing to see these shops pretending to be authentic italian places, good for them they are in Berlin.