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Charlottenburg venue for live bands and parties, from Jazzfest Berlin sets to 80s pop nights and tribute acts for rock legends.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Charlottenburg venue for live bands and parties, from Jazzfest Berlin sets to 80s pop nights and tribute acts for rock legends.
Italian and Mediterranean restaurant in Karlshorst, run by four brothers who host the guests themselves.
Vietnamese restaurant in Moabit with pho, bun rice bowls, stone pot dishes and dumplings. Tofu and vegan stone pot dishes sit alongside the meat options.
Mexican restaurant and bar on Oranienburger Straße with outdoor seating and a bar open late on weekends.
A cocktail and tapas bar in the Kulturbrauerei complex in Prenzlauer Berg, open into the late evening.
An Italian restaurant in Charlottenburg, a sit-down place for a meal together.
A fully vegan Vietnamese restaurant in Mitte with outdoor seating.
An Asian restaurant in Wilmersdorf with outdoor seating.
A contemporary art gallery in a Bauhaus building near Potsdamer Brücke, showing painting and street art by Berlin and international artists.
An Indian restaurant in Schlachtensee serving a sit-down meal.
An Indian restaurant in Westend with outdoor seating, a vegetarian menu and step-free access. Smoking is allowed only outside.
A pizza restaurant on Uhlandstraße in Wilmersdorf, with little else known beyond its cuisine.
Craft beer restaurant in Friedrichshagen's historic town hall, serving German dishes with house Dolle Molle beer and many plant-based options.
A Lebanese restaurant in Pankow with tables outside, serving meals through the day.
An Italian restaurant in Kreuzberg where smoking is not allowed.
An Indian restaurant in Lankwitz with vegan and vegetarian dishes and outdoor seating, open lunch and evening.
Kreuzberg bar with a veranda and a smoke-free indoor space, open late on Friday and Saturday. Its upcoming tasting covers the history and variations of the Negroni.
A specialty café in Charlottenburg with its own roastery, daily French pastries and a breakfast menu across more than 300 square metres.
A self-organised community café in Kreuzberg run by eleven collectives inside the Regenbogenfabrik, with rotating artists' exhibitions and free events.
Gallery in Oberschöneweide showing street photographs of everyday life in the GDR in the 1970s by Klaus Greiner.
Restaurant with a rotating lunch menu of seven to ten dishes, mixing regional and Mediterranean cooking. The terrace sits right on the Spree canal, and it also hosts events for up to 200.
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.