Meet our New Wine Bar in Berlin 

Tucked just moments from Checkpoint Charlie, Oscar’s at Wilde, Berlin is our boutique bar and dining space - a place that shifts gracefully with the rhythm of the day. By morning, it’s a relaxed co-working spot fuelled by excellent coffee and an unhurried breakfast. By night, it becomes an intimate wine bar, softly lit and quietly magnetic. The mood is considered but never staged. Bottles are chosen with care, the room feels composed yet comfortable, and evenings unfold naturally - one glass at a time.

Carefully Chosen Wines

The list at Oscar’s is deliberately focused... edited rather than exhaustive. Instead of pages to navigate, you’ll find a confident selection that moves comfortably between classic and contemporary.

There’s a crisp Crémant from Jura that feels right for early evening, mineral Riesling from Rheingau with that clean, slate-like edge, and a silky Chardonnay from Baden that opens beautifully over time. Spätburgunder brings soft tannins and ripe cherry notes, while Crozes-Hermitage adds something deeper and gently spiced. For the curious, there’s skin-contact orange wine with texture and brightness, and a playful Lambrusco made for sharing. Even the low-and-no options carry the same sense of personality. German producers sit naturally alongside international names, creating a collection that feels rooted yet open. Choosing doesn’t feel complicated, it feels guided. The kind of place where you trust the list, order something slightly unexpected, and are glad you did.

Food follows the same philosophy. Breakfast is thoughtful and unfussy; lunch and all-day dining menus are curated to suit both solo pauses and shared tables. In the evening, small plates - bread from Aera, olives, and delicious seasonal dishes - are designed to sit comfortably beside a bright white or structured red. It’s a space made as much for gatherings as it is for a quiet glass at the bar.

An Artistic Touch

Running along one wall is Float, a large-scale mural commissioned from Berlin-based artist Sophia Frese. Painted in natural pigments and threaded with subtle gold, the work stretches horizontally across the space, echoing the wide skies and open lines that define the city itself. It brings a certain calm to the room. It’s expansive without being imposing, expressive without overpowering the conversation, adding to the atmosphere. In the evening light, the gold threads catch softly, adding warmth and movement as glasses clink and conversations rise and fall.

From Daylight to Dusk

Fresh coffee fuels slow, easy mornings - laptops out, breakfast on the table, no one watching the clock too closely. By lunchtime, the space is still humming softly. And then, almost without fuss, the day slips into evening. Corks pop; glasses are poured. What started as a calm place to work turns into somewhere to meet, chat and stay a little longer than planned. Checkpoint Charlie might be just around the corner, but inside Oscar’s the mood feels easy and current. The lights dim, conversation grows, and the room settles into a sociable rhythm. It’s intimate without feeling tight, stylish without trying too hard. You recognise a face, overhear a laugh, order another glass... and before you know it, the night’s found its pace.

Stay a While

The balance between wine, art and atmosphere creates a space that feels intentional without being formal. There’s confidence in the edit, warmth in the lighting, and an ease that feels distinctly Berlin. Whether you’re checking in at Wilde, meeting friends in Mitte, or looking for a wine bar near Checkpoint Charlie that pairs thoughtful selection with genuine hospitality, Oscar’s at Wilde Berlin offers exactly that. Order the orange. Share a bottle. Stay for another glass. Some Berlin evenings are about momentum. Others are about settling into the moment and letting it stretch.