Birra - Italian Craft Beer — Restaurant in Berlin

I would vote 5 and more for beers, panini and the rest of the food. Visited almost every week since we got recommendation for this place in August. Tried most of the menu, everything is tasty, some stuff have unique combinations like in “I want to apologise” panino, very tasty! Prices and atmosphere are also good, plus they usually show most of the Italian football matches.

The owner (I think it’s the Italian guy with curly hair) and most of the staff are very very nice, they seem to speak almost any language, very much in comm. Bravi davvero!! But there are some staff that already two times made our stay not so nice by ignoring or not handling something because “need to serve clients first”. Well we have been clients too at that moment and one time I was trying to make an order as well. So there was something wrong with the attitude, could be done...

The beer Is very tasty but when I went to pay they tried to cheat me. The guy told me 76 euros without bringing me the ticket and quickly showing me the card reader. I was impressed of the price cause I order only 5 beers and some tapas. I ask for the ticket and it said 67 euros (9 euros difference). Then I checked the ticket and they charged me 4 extra beers I never ordered. So the guy quickly said: ok, I give u back 12 euros and sorry but the tables are very close to each other and it's confusing (the bar Is super small, so it shouldnt be so difficult to track what people order). Then I told him to re calculate, and in the end the bill was 48 euros, meaning he basically overcharged me by 28 euros!!!! This is unacceptable and I don't believe it was a mistake. So, people please check carefully before paying,...

One country that has a pretty solid beer game but doesn’t tend to have as much notoriety in this regard compared to its other European counterparts is Italy. Lucky for us, Birra in Prenzlauer Berg offers people the chance to explore this sub-genre of craft beers for themselves. Open only since Spring 2016, Birra is certainly making waves. It has a hospitable atmosphere without any of the pretense that tends to come along with hip beer culture. From the moment you walk in, it’ll become apparent that this place is concerned, first and foremost, with the beers. A set of gleaming copper taps, each distinguished by labels of some of Italy’s finest craft brews is enough to make any beer lover’s heart (and...