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Title: Osteria N.1 · Italian restaurant with a garden in Kreuzberg, Berlin · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 5,542 characters:

Osteria N.1 · Italian restaurant with a garden in Kreuzberg, BerlinSkip to contentKitchenSpacesStoryEventsCompaniesContactChange language: enBookMenuKitchenSpacesStoryEventsCompaniesContactBook a table+49 (30) 5779 2999Italian restaurant · Kreuzberg, BerlinBerlin's most Italian courtyardSince 1977, behind a gate in Kreuzberg: four spaces under old trees, pizza, house-made pasta and a daily menu that's new every day.Book a tableSee the spacesKreuzbergstraße 71, Kreuzbergsince 1977Scrollsince 1977the pizzahouse-made pastathe HofViktoriaparkfresh fishItalian winesopen until midnightsince 1977the pizzahouse-made pastathe HofViktoriaparkfresh fishItalian winesopen until midnightAbout usNot a restaurant with a garden. A garden with an osteria inside it.You walk through an ordinary gate on Kreuzbergstraße and the city cuts out. In front of you: trees nearly as old as the restaurant, lights strung through the branches, a well-worn foosball table, tables laid all the way to the back of the courtyard.On this side of the gate people eat the way they eat in Italy: slowly, with their hands, talking loudly. It has been like this since 1977, and we've never seen a reason to change it.— The Osteria N.1 family1977The year we opened4Spaces, one for every season250Seats, inside and out12–24Open daily, kitchen included01The spacesFour ways to sit downThe same courtyard changes four times: shaded in summer, warm in winter, lit from above at night. Tell us where you'd rather sit when you book.01The HofThe courtyard under the treesThe heart of the place: an inner courtyard enclosed by buildings, with trees that grew up alongside the restaurant and lights strung through the branches. Children play here while the adults finish the wine, and in summer people eat late while th

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