Das Team um Andreas Saul präsentiert seine regionale und vornehmlich gemüsebasierte Küche von Montag bis Freitag in einem mehrgänigen Menü. Im Herzen Berlins in einer ehemaligen Dönerbude erwartet die maximal 18 Gäste ein einmaliges, intimes Fine Dining Erlebnis. Das junge, dynamische Team kreiert eine spannungsgeladene Erfahrung, die Sie im Sommer auch auf der Terrasse, direkt an der Torstraße, genießen können. Reservierungen über unsere Homepage. Alternativ rufen Sie uns bitte von Montag bis Freitag ab 15.00 Uhr unter 030-67302051 an oder schreiben Sie uns eine E-Mail. Wir akzeptieren Bargeld sowie EC und Kreditkarten als Zahlungsmittel. Wir freuen uns Sie bei uns begrüßen zu dürfen. Die Bandolisten.
Industrial-chic haunt with an open kitchen, offering multicourse fine dining menus.
Hours
| Monday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Friday | 6:30–11 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Torstraße 167, 10115 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 30 67302051
Website: http://www.bandolsurmer.de/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: bandolsurmer.de
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Reviews
I traveled here for my birthday and couldn’t have wished for a better experience or better wine recommendations. Wow!
Unlike the fancy atmosphere of most its counterparts, the setting in this restaurant is deliberately laid back. Cozy small restaurant space, 6-7 tables with no dividers. Open kitchen, no table cloths.
The tasting menu is 7 courses (not including side courses) and takes 3 hours. This is way too long and weary, and a perfect dinner should not last over 2 hours in my opinion. The portions are not big, but with so many courses and flavors, by the time we reached the anticipated Wagyu dish (#6), I was already very close to my capacity, and the dish itself was disappointing. Slow cooked(?) Wagyu short ribs, that although very soft, also had a fibery texture that I didn’t like.
Overall I did enjoy most of the dishes, which can be characterized by strong umami flavors. Most courses were accompanied with an equally strong and very nice sauce.
The desert was also disappointing and stuck to my teeth, although the pre-desert dish was fantastic.
The service was very good, but not impeccable: we did have to wait though 1 or 2 courses until the bread crumbs from the bread dish were finally cleared from our table.
Price is 169 euro not including wine. Wine pairing is additional 102 euros, which unfortunately dissuaded us from opting it. We ended up ordering a bottle of really exquisite white wine (105 euro) and would have ordered more were it not for the price. (P.S. given the not so cheap pricing for the meal, charging additional 9 euros per person for water seems somewhat petty.)
The layered dessert was just amazing!! Thank you!!
The location is unpretentious and yet decent stylish.
The food was exceptional and all 6 courses were at a very high level. Especially the bread is worth a visit.
We didn’t have the wine pairing but asked for just three wines which was no problem at all and the team still managed to serve great wines perfectly complementing the food.
We will definitely come back on our next trip to Berlin.