Reeham Coffee
A specialty café in Charlottenburg with its own roastery, daily French pastries and a breakfast menu across more than 300 square metres.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A specialty café in Charlottenburg with its own roastery, daily French pastries and a breakfast menu across more than 300 square metres.
Gallery in Oberschöneweide showing street photographs of everyday life in the GDR in the 1970s by Klaus Greiner.
A miniature golf club in Reinickendorf with a course and its own competitions. The course is behind a padel hall, and only cash is accepted.
A Thai restaurant in Kreuzberg with outdoor seating and step-free access.
Contemporary art gallery with its own roster of artists and a publications section, showing exhibitions by several artists in Berlin and Leipzig.
A wellness sauna complex in Marzahn with several saunas, an outdoor sauna garden and a salt cave, plus massages.
Burger restaurant with house-made sauces, freshly baked buns and Dutch-style fries. Vegan buns are offered, and many burgers can take a plant-based patty.
Restaurant specialising in Austrian-style schnitzel, with several named variations served with cucumber and potato salad. Portions are generous, with draught beer and wine.
Seasonal set-menu restaurant in Mitte, where the menu shifts at short notice with what the kitchen gets from nature. Lunch and dinner, with outdoor seating and group meals on request.
Charlottenburg playhouse whose main programme is staged plays and theatre productions, run by Neue Theater-Betriebs GmbH.
Small Kreuzberg bar where DJs play house, funky soul and disco, with homemade highballs and cocktails. Regulars know one another, and the bar also takes private bookings.
Biergarten in Mitte pairing craft beer with street food built on regional products, with an internationally inspired menu. The page calls it a football-free zone.
Modern Swabian cooking in Schöneberg, with homemade Maultaschen, Spätzle and Flammkuchen, a seasonal chanterelle menu and a large terrace over Bayerischer Platz.
A beer garden and restaurant on the Strand at Rahnsdorf, open March to October, with regional and German dishes and desserts.
Sit-down restaurant in Moabit with outdoor tables, open for dinner on most evenings and for lunch at weekends.
Greek restaurant in Lichtenberg with outdoor tables, where smoking is allowed only outside.
Greek restaurant in Niederschönhausen with outdoor seating and step-free access.
Family-run Cambodian restaurant open since 1999, known for Cambodian fondue cooked with beef, chicken, prawns and vegetables, eaten in or taken away.
A café and restaurant directly on the Havel in Spandau, serving German dishes, meat, fish, pasta and homemade cakes.
A Peruvian restaurant in Neukölln open around the clock, with vegetarian dishes on the menu.
Schöneberg restaurant serving traditional German dishes such as Eisbein and Schnitzel in many variations, with a bar for wine, draft beer and cocktails.
Family-run Greek restaurant in Biesdorf with a large selection of Greek dishes and wines, and an olive-tree setting.