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    To The Bone, Restaurant in Berlin
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    To The Bone

    Scheunenviertel, Berlin

    Restaurant in Berlin, Germany

    The Read

    Dress

    Smart Casual

    Why go

    To The Bone is a practical Berlin pick for a flexible night around Torstraße rather than a destination meal with a heavily signposted format. Choose it when central location and easy planning matter; cross-shop Fergy – Detroit Pan Pizza or Saint Farah if the group wants a more clearly defined food or atmosphere brief.

    About To The Bone

    To The Bone is a Berlin venue with evening and late-night hours, making it a practical option to consider when planning an evening outing or a later stop in the city. It works best with simple expectations: check the venue's official channels before you go, dress smart casual, plan around the published opening times.

    A Berlin pick for flexible evening plans

    To The Bone's schedule is its strongest planning detail. It opens from 6 PM to 12 AM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, from 5 PM to 3 AM on Friday and Saturday. That makes it easier to consider for an evening plan than a venue with a narrower window, especially on weekends.

    Who should choose it, who should cross-shop

    Pick To The Bone if the hours work for your Berlin evening and you are comfortable checking current menu, booking, service details directly with the venue. For wider planning, compare it with Our full Berlin restaurants guide, Our full Berlin bars guide, other Berlin options.

    If you want to compare other options before deciding, Fergy – Detroit Pan Pizza, Saint Farah, Lovebirds, Birds in the Kitchen, Lost My Voice are natural names to check alongside To The Bone, depending on availability and the kind of evening you want.

    The takeThis is a spot for diners who care about ingredient provenance and ambitious, meat-forward cooking. It suits date nights, business dinners and special occasions where conversation about technique and sourcing is part of the appeal; the menu’s emphasis on steaks, offal and whole-animal preparations encourages shared tasting and thoughtful pacing. Because the kitchen’s discipline and sourcing are central, the restaurant particularly appeals to guests who want to engage with ethical cooking practices and well-executed proteins rather than theatrical service or elaborate ceremony.
    Venue detailsFarm to Table
    Also considerAlternatives
    Restaurant contextBerlin, Germany
    Explore BerlinNearby

    Planning details

    Location
    Torstraße 96, 10119 Berlin, Germany
    Website
    tothebone.bonita.berlin
    Phone
    +493040753440
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    The take

    The Take

    The Vibe

    To The Bone presents a focused, ethically driven dining experience rooted in whole-animal cookery and tight sourcing. Located on Torstraße in Mitte, the kitchen treats nose-to-tail technique as structural rather than decorative, and the writing emphasizes waste reduction and direct supplier relationships. The restaurant sits in a mid-register stretch of the neighbourhood and rewards diners who arrive curious about provenance and technique rather than those seeking formal ceremony. The tone is principled and precise, making the place feel like a quietly confident entry in Berlin’s evolving fine-dining landscape.

    Best For

    This is a spot for diners who care about ingredient provenance and ambitious, meat-forward cooking. It suits date nights, business dinners and special occasions where conversation about technique and sourcing is part of the appeal; the menu’s emphasis on steaks, offal and whole-animal preparations encourages shared tasting and thoughtful pacing. Because the kitchen’s discipline and sourcing are central, the restaurant particularly appeals to guests who want to engage with ethical cooking practices and well-executed proteins rather than theatrical service or elaborate ceremony.

    Ordering Tips

    Start by sampling the pieces that illustrate the restaurant’s nose-to-tail approach: the Bone marrow crostini with oxtail confit is a signature opener, and the Beef filet with yuzu-glazed carrots and miso butter highlights the kitchen’s balance of technique and seasoning. For main courses, the Fassone beef steaks and Bistecca Fiorentina are natural choices for those focused on exceptional beef; pasta lovers should note the Tagliatelle with truffle. In general, expect a menu that rewards sharing and sampling across cuts and preparations that showcase sustainable, whole-animal cookery.

    Venue details

    Ambiance

    Dark green walls dominate the space, contrasted by polished concrete floors, industrial metal grills and spotlights, vintage furniture, and a striking gold velvet banquette. Moody yet refined lighting creates an edgy yet opulent atmosphere.

    Tags

    Vibe

    ModernElegantTrendy

    Best For

    Date NightBusiness DinnerGroup Dining

    Experience

    Private DiningTerraceOpen Kitchen

    Sourcing

    Farm to TableLocal SourcingSustainable

    View

    Street Scene

    At the Table

    Dress Code
    Smart Casual
    Noise Level
    Conversational
    Service Style
    Upscale Casual
    Meal Pacing
    Leisurely
    Capacity
    Medium

    Signature Dishes

    • Beef filet with yuzu-glazed carrots and miso butter
    • Bone marrow crostini with oxtail confit
    • Fassone beef steaks
    • Bistecca Fiorentina
    • Tagliatelle with truffle
    Planning details

    Location

    Torstraße 96, 10119 Berlin, Germany · Directions

    +493040753440

    tothebone.bonita.berlin

    Also consider

    Also Consider

    • Birds in the Kitchen, Notable alternative
    • Lovebirds, Notable alternative
    • Lost My Voice, Notable alternative
    • Fergy – Detroit Pan Pizza, Notable alternative
    • Saint Farah, Notable alternative
    Restaurant context

    How it compares in Berlin

    To The Bone is the easier recommendation when the brief is a flexible Torstraße dinner that can feed into the rest of the night. Compared with Fergy – Detroit Pan Pizza, it is less format-specific; choose Fergy when the group wants a clear casual food lane, choose To The Bone when location and adaptability matter more.

    Saint Farah is the stronger cross-shop for diners prioritizing ambiance and a more defined night-out feel. Lovebirds and Birds in the Kitchen are better checks when the decision is driven by mood, group chemistry, or availability rather than a single cuisine brief.

    If booking ease is the deciding factor, keep Lost My Voice in the mix as a backup while checking To The Bone first for the central Torstraße position. None of these comparisons has enough published price detail here to call a clear value winner, so the practical choice is about format: Fergy for a specific pizza plan, Saint Farah for atmosphere, To The Bone for a flexible Berlin night.

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    To The Bone Berlin and similar venues
    VenueLocationAwards
    To The BoneBerlinNo published awards
    Birds in the KitchenBerlinNo published awards
    LovebirdsBerlinNo published awards
    Lost My VoiceBerlinNo published awards
    Fergy – Detroit Pan PizzaBerlinNo published awards
    Saint FarahBerlinNo published awards

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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What should I wear to To The Bone?

    The dress code is smart casual. Aim for polished, neat clothing that fits an evening out in Berlin without needing formalwear.

    Can To The Bone accommodate groups?

    If you are planning for more than a couple of people, contact To The Bone directly to confirm availability and the best booking approach.

    Is To The Bone good for solo visits?

    For a solo visit, plan around its Berlin location, smart-casual dress code, evening schedule, with later hours on Friday and Saturday.

    How far ahead should I book To The Bone?