
La Côte is a restaurant, wine & cocktail bar in Neukölln, Berlin. The cuisine takes inspiration from southern Europe. Some of our dishes are ideal for sharing & some are better to be eaten as a normal main course. Our wine list is a reflection of what we like to drink. Regardless of where the wine comes from, they should have a distinct sense of place and the producers that make the wines should have respect for the soil they work with. In our bar, you will find classic cocktails & beers on tap. The bar at La Côte is not only a place to drink but also to eat. Please note that you can no longer make a reservation via Google Reserve. / Team La Côte
Cozy option serving southern European cuisine, such as meat & fish entrees, plus sharing plates.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Kienitzer Str. 95, 12049 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 30 30648638
Website: http://www.lacoteberlin.com/
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I’ve been to many upscale restaurants in the area, but La Côte truly stands out.
We started with the
sourdough bread and wild garlic butter — simple on paper, but unforgettable in flavor. Then came the leek dish, featuring confit leek, crispy leek, leek ash, and labneh. I never imagined leeks could taste this good!
The *fingerling potatoes* with mustard seeds were another standout, followed by polenta with chorizo, which surprised me the most — rich, layered flavors elevated with salsa verdeand tajín.
The grilled Loup de Mer was our main course — fresh and perfectly cooked. And dessert? Easily one of the best I’ve ever had. A chocolate mousse with miso sauce and buckwheat may sound unusual, but it was incredibly well-balanced and delicious.
Between the thoughtful dishes and the genuinely lovely service, this was one of the most memorable dining experiences. Highly, highly recommended.
The dining room is modern & elegant with very cosy tables. There always an exciting buzz in the dining room making a very fun dinner.
The service is friendly and curt. The staff is very well versed with the menu and can help selecting dishes and wines to go with it.
The menu is concise and very well made. We had one of each dish and they were all fabulous. They are french themes but borrowing flair from different cuisines! The ingredients are of great quality and one cannot leave without trying the oysters.
Overall, it’s a great experience! It’s perfect for small groups and intimate dinners. 10/10
The wines were great though. We loved our evening anyways
My highlights – the cocktails, the service, the small menu, clean bathroom and the taste of a couple of the meals. The Croquettes, polenta, sourdough bread and tiger prawns! Were the star of the show.
My lowlights – super duper overpriced, not filling for the price (rates lower than particular restaurants with similar pricing), and we had the tip automatically added to the bill which was very confusing for me.
Wonderfully cooked entrecôte however outrageous price for the quality.
Good atmosphere for a date or work dinner.
Oysters were good but not amazing. But then it was only better. Very good sashimi like makrele, the best mussels I ever had in spicy sauce. And the monkfish was outstanding.
But then there was a little mistake on the bill, like 40€ more than it should be….
All in all very good seafood in NK
Highly recommend all the dishes we ordered:
Leek and labneh dip was the star of the show in my opinion. As the mains we decided on the entrocote with a mustard sauce. I wasn’t a fan of the sauce per say but the meat was cooked well. The bread pairs nicely with the labneh as well as the tomato pecorino.
All in all great food, service and ambience. Recommend!