restaurant
Ciao Wannsee
Italian restaurant on the water in Wannsee, with house-made pizza and pasta and a terrace over the lake. Wine comes from well-known wineries.
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- restaurant
Cicchetti da Rosa (Salumeria Rosa)
Small shareable cicchetti with Asian-inspired flavours, from an Italian-Asian kitchen with a Vietnamese influence. Seasonal produce, with separate lunch and dinner menus.
- cinema
City Kino Wedding im Centre Français
A cinema in Wedding inside the Centre Français, showing films according to its programme.
- games & arcade
Citygolf Berlin
Felt miniature golf in Marzahn, with indoor courses for winter play and outdoor ones for warmer days. The courses are demanding, and there is a barbecue hut and a restaurant on site.
- restaurant
Coccodrillo
Italian trattoria with Neapolitan stone-oven pizza and a sunny terrace over Weinbergspark. Décor recalls 1960s Italy, with Space Age design and red velvet sofas.
- cinema
Colosseum Filmtheater Berlin
Cinema on Schönhauser Allee in Prenzlauer Berg, part of the premiumkino chain, with its box office opening half an hour before the first show.
- workshop
Concreare
An arts centre in Charlottenburg running hands-on ceramics sessions, including painting pre-made pieces and a pottery course without a wheel.
- bar
Coro Wine & Vinyls
Kreuzberg bar combining wine and vinyl records, open Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
- restaurant
Cozy Restaurant
Southeast Asian fusion restaurant serving pho and sushi, with a plant-filled tropical interior and separate seating meant for dinner for two.
- restaurant
Cucinelli
Pizzeria in Stadtpark Steglitz where pizzas come from a stone oven. You eat in a glass wintergarden or the beer garden, near the park's rose garden and lake.
- café
DaBangg Teehaus
A Korean tea house serving green tea from Hadong with small dishes, desserts and some alcoholic drinks. Seating is limited, so phone ahead.
- workshop
Dao
Thai restaurant on Kantstraße known for homemade curry pastes, with a cooking school run by the same chef.
- restaurant
DDR Speisegaststätte Pionierlager
Restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg whose interior is set up as a small GDR museum, serving home-style German cooking and dishes from the former GDR.
- restaurant
Delhi 6
North Indian restaurant and lounge in Kreuzberg with tandoor breads, slow-cooked curries and biryani. A shared thali platter is on the menu, and tables can be booked online.
- restaurant
Delphin Fisch & Steak
A fish and steak restaurant in Moabit with a fish counter where you can pick raw fish and seafood to eat in or take away. The open kitchen lets you watch the cooks, and dishes are made in-house.
- restaurant
Der goldene Hahn
Small rustic Italian restaurant in Wrangelkiez with a daily changing menu chalked on a board and modern Italian wines from small wineries. Aperitivo is served at the bar or by the window.
- restaurant
Dervish
Fully vegan restaurant serving Silk Road-inspired dishes such as somsa, manti and kofta cutlets, with weekend brunches.
- restaurant
Deseado
Family-run steakhouse in Mariendorf since 1987, dry-aging its own meat and grilling steaks on lava stone.
- cinema
Deutsche Kinemathek – Museum für Film und Fernsehen
Germany's film and television museum, with two screening rooms showing restorations and Berlinale retrospectives; the exhibitions are paused for now.
- theatre
Deutsches Theater
Large repertory theatre in Mitte, with productions such as Nora and Männerphantasien on its current listings.
- museum
Die Mauer | The Wall
A museum on the Berlin Wall at Leipziger Platz, covering its construction in 1961, its fall in 1989 and reunification, with large photographs and a guard tower.
- comedy
Die Wühlmäuse
Cabaret theatre in Westend staging German-language comedy and cabaret acts, with some music shows in the mix. The space is also rented out for events.
- restaurant
Do De Li
A Chinese restaurant serving South Chinese cooking, known for Yunnan crossing-the-bridge noodle soups and crispy baked duck.
- workshop
dohnadesign Berlin
Design studio in Schöneberg where you pour porcelain cups and bowls yourselves.