Otto
76-80
When the seasons rule the menu
It’s bright and fresh, open and lively at the neighbourhood restaurant Otto, which serves smaller dishes to share, accompanied by natural wines, craft beers, and homemade soft drinks. The ingredients come from the Berlin region, especially during the summer and autumn — when farmers and hunters in the Schorfheide are their main suppliers. The cooking is simple and flavor-driven, and the staff who present it are both knowledgeable and curious about what guests are craving.
Sustainability highlights
- A network of growers and farmers supplies the restaurant with seasonal ingredients
- Its own small farm provides vegetables and herbs
- Serves wines only from Europe, with a focus on low-intervention wines
- Prioritizes organic ingredients, depending on availability
Information
Head Chef: Vadim Otto Ursus
Oderberger Str. 56, 10435 Berlin, Germany
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