This place had a great patio, and since it was a nice day, we sat out in the patio. It’s fairly big and spacious, but the inside was completely empty. It looks well kept and modern for east Berlin in a pretty ghetto area. It’s situated on the corner of an intersection but rarely any cars pass by.
I ordered a Spaghetti, which the sauce was super good and the texture and thickness of the noodles were perfect. 
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A very small Italian place right on the corner with about 10 tables. Though some parts were falling apart, it was cozy and colourful, with the place was run by one guy upfront. It was around 2pm and the streets outside was really quiet as everyone was watching the Sea Hawks Super Bowl game. We wanted to eat and leave Seattle before the game ended and everyone came out onto the streets to create chaos and traffic jams.
I ordered the Pastaria Tonno $12 (Italian for tuna). It came with tuna, tomatoes, capers, oregano, olive oil and garlic. Overall, it was on the sour taste, but for me, that was good cuz I liked things with lemon or vinegar. The tuna seemed to be just out of a can. The portion was only slightly a bit too much, but overall quite satisfied with the dish.
Sheepie ordered pizza
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Sheepie told me that the toilet wasn’t working and had some weird setup with how it was built. I didn’t go and hoped I would run into a different bathroom elsewhere.
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