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here now our review for the wine bar mine newly opened next to the already discussed restaurant mine. can be said in short: very small, cool ambiente

beautiful discovery near the Kurfürstendamm, but still quiet. view into the kitchen. original frame. excellent kitchen. efficient service. possibility of the menu in English.

Beautiful interior design, nice staff, excellent wine list, and the food is very Italian. Italian in way that it shows deep insights into those special dishes which you normally only get in a recommended restaurant in Italy itself. The ravioli filled with burrata and truffels on top are amazing and they have some other great dishes as well. Worth exploring, for sure.The owner is Russian but must have almost scientifically explored Italian cuisine and food culture. We come again.

also the 5th visit in the mine wine was a true pleasure. finely prepared, beautifully served dishes (the sheer is probably also noticed an eye-catcher!), rare, partly really surprising and very tasty wee, extremely nice staff and a fascinating interior that prepares the gast through a fine game of light and color much joy - all this is worth our view for many more visits. some gouts like the panzanella or tagliolini al nero di seppia with red kaviar or stufato san giovannese I would not want to miss and recommend to everyone at the best!

Interior ist stylish with a vintage touch. Quite stylish for a Berlin restaurant actually, but feels cosy. The restaurant operates a nice tiny bar next door for aperitif/digestif. Service was attentive und personal. I liked the food a lot: tartare, seafood salad, homemade pasta, Octopus and a huge juicy porterhouse steak. Went there in a group of 6 and shared most of the dishes. All nicely prepared with some unique elements. No dishes witch are particularly suitable for younger children. Value for money could be improved (needs some adaption to local standards) but is acceptable. Reservation is recommended!

we were curious about the trendy new local in the meinkestrasse. the menu is clear, but the dishes are fantastic and really tasty. but please do not expect too large portions.The wine card is rich, the middle prices are however moving against 50,00 - 60,00 € / bottle of white wine.But what is disturbing is the moment in which the evening comes for personal. then the previously so inspiring friendliness as flew away, and you will be reminded that now, however, is a holiday and you can no longer stay for 4 people. what we have done: the fairly high bill paid, which is locally removed from our memory and elsewhere took the baggage.

After a week vacationing in Germany, we had eaten lots of pork, sausage, cabbage, and potatoes. It was good, but we were ready for something different. Mine Wine showed up in an internet search and was a short walk from the hotel. The greeter and servers easily switched to English for us and were very attentive. As a "pre-appetizer" we were offered a Gorgonzola and marscapone whipped spread with a thin delicate crisp shortbread. Our appetizer was thinly sliced zucchini and yellow squash with goat cheese and pickled rhubarb. We both chose fish main courses - turbot and sea bass. Both were expertly prepared and matched with vegetables and a sauce. This was accompanied by a Cotes du Rhone chose...

the place is very beautiful and deserves to be visited. the personal is accommodating. we perceive a total style typical of gastronomics that care about what they do, along with an prise Russian experience that could convey to my opinion after aram mnatsakanov. the dishes are very good and well maintained in their simplicity. the portions are by no means small, as some complain. with two things one is more than satisfied. it is worth taking different dishes to taste something from everything. try the truffles with chocolate and rosmarin. the wine card is good. the noodles with ink fish ink with red caviar had something too much caviar. the inkfish and the stone butter were excellent. calamar...

We have been at this place last night. The location is good, well designed and sits in Charlottenburg... which is a nice place in itself. The decoration is a bit unusual for this area, more expected in Mitte, but it really liked it.The menu is Italian- inspired, with some fusion elements to it.I had a fantastic red prawn ceviche, really good pasta and an ok lamb. The service was really friendly, but lacked knowledge about the food and the wine.I asked for a 2006 Meursault and got a 2012 one - upon request the waitress said this can happen when the wine merchant delivers other bottles. I pointed out that a bottle Meursault 06 for 124,- Euro is not the same as a bottle of 2012 and that the pri...