Café Azzurro

One of my favorite restaurants! The ingredients they use are very uncommon and just elevate more "basic" dishes into something special. The prices are very reasonable for what they offer, the menu rotates every once in a while to keep it interesting! I also love the pickled vegetables you get with home made bread. We also had multiple cocktails which all were fantastic. The atmosphere is very "7nth district" and the service is great.

Nice Cafe/Restaurant and we had the loveliest and most welcoming server 🩷. Cocktails were very very good as well! Food was a little disappointing, the two starters we ordered (a very bland beef tartare that was mostly couscous and a dandelion dish with miso and parmesan that we thought was unpleasantly bitter) were just okay. However, we were brought the most delicious beet and raspberry starter on the house (pictured as well) as the kitchen made one too many and this was probably the best dish of the evening! Copperto with liver paste and kimchi fleckerl were good too! Since the food is a bit of a hit or miss, I would go again just to have a cocktail and share some small bites. Total bill was 99€ which is to be expected of this type of hipster/small plates restaurant.

It’s a nice ambient, modern and cool. Food is really interesting, specially the kimchi pasta. Just…. The prices guys… a glass of cava 8 euros? Wahnsinn. I think if u would reduce a bit the overpricing many people would come back.

Dinner at Cafe Azzurro was a wonderful experience. The service was top-notch, the ambience was nice, and the food and drinks were absolutely delicious. Would definitely recommend!

Very cute place with simple and modern interior design with a fine touch. Staff (and chef!) are very nice and make you feel like home. I sadly didn’t love the food as much as I was hoping to (and would have liked to have more options frankly), but the overall lovely experience that we had there, makes me want to come back here again :)