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La Cocotte
French gastronomic restaurant in a quiet Schöneberg street, with a sheltered terrace, a bar serving classic spirits and a small boudoir area with tables for couples only.
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Der Eiserne Gustav
Village inn in Französisch Buchholz with roots in the early 1700s, once a dance hall with a beer garden. The menu travels from Berlin to Paris, inspired by the 1958 film the inn was a set for.
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Francucci’s Ristorante
Family-run Italian restaurant on Kurfürstendamm since 1962, making its pasta by hand and its bread in-house. Known for Chianina beef, including a whole T-bone Bistecca Fiorentina, and a stone-oven pizza menu. Has a large selection of Italian amari.
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Max und Moritz
Historic Kreuzberg tavern open since 1902 in a protected building, serving German cuisine, with outdoor seating and an open-minded, family-style atmosphere.
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Coco Beach
An ice café in Lichtenrade making its ice cream by hand each day, with around 27 flavours, crêpes and waffles. Running for over 30 years, with a veranda.
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Konditorei & Café Buchwald
A confectioner open about 170 years, known for its Baumkuchen layered cake, with a deliberately old-fashioned interior of creaking parquet and striped wallpaper.
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Mylos
Family-run Greek restaurant serving regional dishes from a menu that changes daily, open for about 40 years. Groups can share one large table.
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Die Zimtschnecke
Family-run bakery and cafe in Neukölln selling cinnamon buns baked fresh daily from a family recipe. A vegan version is available on request, and there is outdoor seating.
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