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A Mexican restaurant and cocktail bar on Karl-Marx-Allee with tacos, fajitas and margaritas, and a menu in English.
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A Mexican restaurant and cocktail bar on Karl-Marx-Allee with tacos, fajitas and margaritas, and a menu in English.
Berlin-Mitte house where most of about 120 yearly performances are fresh premieres, with clowning and puppetry mixed in.
Mitte cinema showing new releases, arthouse films and documentaries in original versions with German subtitles. Runs festival programmes and monthly short-film nights, with guest Q&As at some screenings.
A large historic theatre on Friedrichstraße, opened in 1911, staging musicals, concerts and galas under a chandelier.
An Indian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with outdoor seating and a menu that includes vegan and vegetarian dishes.
A Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurant in Annenstraße serving Turkish, Lebanese and Israeli dishes, with fish, lamb and vegetarian options. Tables outside work in good weather.
Japanese grill restaurant in Mitte open since 2005, where the head chef cooks teppanyaki and sushi on special plates in front of guests. Menu changes daily.
Italian restaurant serving the regional cooking of Lucania, with a monthly menu, Italian wines and a buffalo mozzarella tasting.
A Syrian restaurant in Schöneberg with mezze, grilled specialties and vegetarian classics, plus a loyalty card where every tenth visit earns a free dish.
A small Italian restaurant in Charlottenburg with a menu that changes weekly, using regional and seasonal ingredients.
A restaurant ship on the Havel, a converted Hamburg ferry serving regional dishes such as duck and goose on board.
Small theatre with about 60 seats in Köpenick, staging its own comedies, musical theatre and cabaret. Reviewers describe a cosy, vintage-furnished room with a boulevard style.
An 18-lane bowling alley in Marzahn with an attached 1950s-styled American restaurant and sports bar. Burgers, ribs, fingerfood and cocktails are served, and live football is shown on screens.
A country-themed saloon in Reinickendorf with live country music, C&W line dancing and large American portions, plus a relaxed smoking lounge.
Roman-style pizzeria on the Maybachufer with dough proofed 48 to 72 hours, plus antipasti, homemade pasta and desserts. Reservations can be made online.
Tapas, grilled lamb and octopus, and paella that must be ordered for at least two people. The wine list leans on small Spanish wineries, and a shop sells bottles to take home.
A Prenzlauer Berg café known for breakfast, cakes and homemade ice cream, with art nouveau touches and a large terrace under a century-old plane tree.
An Italian restaurant in Kreuzberg serving Sicilian street food and ceviche with Mediterranean and Mexican influences, with a weekly menu.
Historic observatory in Alt-Treptow offering star nights, guided tours and shows about the universe.
Arsenal is a cinema in Wedding with a repertory and arthouse programme. It is step-free for wheelchair users, according to the listing.
A small Mitte restaurant cooking modern German dishes from regional ingredients, with a menu that changes about every six weeks. Dishes include Wiener Schnitzel and zander fillet, and the restaurant has outdoor tables.
Italian restaurant and bar in Neukölln serving small plates, house-made pasta and a large list of Italian wines, with an aperitivo selection.
Yorck cinema in Kreuzberg, part of the Yorck group, showing films indoors.
A Prenzlauer Berg wine bar with over 90 wines, mostly from German regions, plus juices, spirits, beer and snack platters.