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A family-run Italian restaurant in Lichterfelde, opened in spring 2024, with a covered terrace beside its indoor room.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A family-run Italian restaurant in Lichterfelde, opened in spring 2024, with a covered terrace beside its indoor room.
A cocktail café bar in Prenzlauer Berg with a dart area and sports screenings. It is handy before or after a film at the Colosseum cinema nearby.
Italian restaurant in Friedrichshagen with outdoor seating, open every day from late morning until midnight.
A Berlin nightclub with a programme of DJ nights, label showcases and guest artists, run by a club with its own record label.
Pub-style Guatemalan spot in Prenzlauer Berg known for tamales and shucos, Guatemalan street-food hotdogs on brioche. Cocktails, wine and cold drinks at the bar, with outdoor seating.
A restaurant in Mitte serving German cooking, with a terrace.
A Tiergarten nightclub with drinks and dancing on Thursdays and Saturdays, starting with drinks before the dance floor opens.
An arts centre inside the Sommerbad Humboldthain running a themed summer exhibition with many contributing artists.
A Neukölln bar with its own house beer, Ammergold, Wednesday open decks where guests can try DJing, and a Monday table tennis night; bring your own paddles.
Thai restaurant running for over 30 years, serving central Thai and Isaan classics and house specialities, cooked fresh after ordering. It has a courtyard terrace and a bar.
Australian-style brunch bar serving brunch classics, house specialities, coffee and cocktails. Known for its Bloody Mary.
A Mexican restaurant and cocktail bar in Wilmersdorf, open since 2003 and given a 2005 gastro award for its cuisine.
A park in Rummelsburg to stroll through together.
A Pankow brewery bar pouring ten draft beers, with pizza and a rotating programme of special events.
A Kreuzberg brunch spot with a food menu and lunch and baked goods, with outdoor seating for groups of up to ten.
A large indoor arena in Friedrichshain hosting rock, pop and neo-soul concerts, with some non-music shows on the programme.
Friedrichshain concert hall for pop, synth-pop, hip-hop and Bollywood acts, also hosting comedy, shows and a classical ballet with orchestra.
A multiplex in Marzahn showing current mainstream films, with some 3D screenings and some in original language without dubbing.
Japanese izakaya in Kreuzberg known for handmade ramen, tapas-style small plates and gyoza, with dine-in and takeaway. Its decor draws on Japanese aesthetics.
Southeast Asian flavours with European touches in a Friedrichshain restaurant decorated with 1950s Indochina artworks and objects. Reviewers mention low tables for sitting cross-legged.
A modern sushi and Japanese-fusion restaurant in Wedding, with artwork throughout, including a mural by painter Onur Dinc.
A fully plant-based restaurant serving Vietnamese and Japanese dishes, with seasonal ingredients prepared daily.
The theatre space of the Berlin University of the Arts, where acting, opera, musical and design students stage their own productions, so you watch future performers at work, with performers and designers working on stage and behind it.
A green space in Moabit for strolling, sitting or picnicking in the open air.