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A small family-run Thai restaurant in Hermsdorf serving homemade curries, soups and noodle dishes.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A small family-run Thai restaurant in Hermsdorf serving homemade curries, soups and noodle dishes.
A Vietnamese restaurant in Kreuzberg open late every day, with outdoor seating and vegetarian dishes.
Kreuzberg cinema run by the Yorck Kinogruppe, a straightforward choice for an evening film.
Neighbourhood pub in Kreuzberg with seating outside.
Restaurant and bar in Mitte serving breakfast through dinner, with a winter goose menu from November to Christmas. Open late, with walk-ins welcome.
Cafe-bistro in central Berlin serving vegan dishes alongside home-style German cooking. It runs on renewable electricity.
A Korean restaurant in Mitte with outdoor seating and a menu that includes vegan and vegetarian dishes.
Croatian restaurant in Steglitz with outdoor seating and vegetarian dishes on the menu.
A Pakistani restaurant in Moabit, open at lunch and until late on weekends, with vegetarian dishes on the menu.
A Neukölln bar with outdoor seating and no smoking, also open on weekday mornings during market days.
Magic theatre in Charlottenburg with its own stage for illusion shows, where you sit and watch the performance together.
Creative space in Neukölln run by two artists, with exhibitions, concerts and open-studio days, often with cake, soup or barbecue alongside the art.
Restaurant in Zehlendorf serving regional cooking, with seating outside and wheelchair access.
An independent production site in Kreuzberg hosting interdisciplinary art, with performances, workshops, exhibitions, artist talks and audiovisual sets.
Beer garden serving German food, with vegan and vegetarian options. Smoking is allowed.
Sushi and Vietnamese dishes in Friedrichshain, with vegan and vegetarian options and seating outside.
A pizza restaurant group that began as a DIY food truck at events. The Kreuzberg branch is open daily from noon, pairs its pizza with wine and offers catering.
Family-run Greek restaurant in Karow where the family cooks and serves. Rotisserie grill dishes such as gyros, souvlaki and bifteki, plus moussaka, with platters meant for sharing.
Hand-pulled Lanzhou beef noodle soups, with the noodles made in view of guests. The broth simmers for about eight hours, and tofu and seitan options are on the menu.
Concert hall on the EUREF campus in Schöneberg, with a run of listed acts including Hiromi Trio and Jasmin Tabatabai.
A pub in the Nikolaiviertel where the decor and menu nod to cartoonist Heinrich Zille, and the schnapps range is the draw. Zwickel beer is poured unfiltered from the tap.
A museum devoted to Heinrich Zille, showing rarely seen originals and previously unknown drawings, etchings and pencil sketches. Guided tours can be booked in advance.
A small Köpenick theatre in a former smithy's back building, staging Old Berlin programmes, satirical cabaret, comedies and concerts, mostly in German with Berlin dialect.
A small Pankow stage with a live, handmade music programme of singer-songwriter forums, folk, blues, jazz and bossa nova, plus literary readings and open stages.