House Of Small Wonder
A Western-style café with a Japanese twist, serving breakfast and brunch by day and an izakaya-style dinner menu at night under the name Candyman, with sake and highballs.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A Western-style café with a Japanese twist, serving breakfast and brunch by day and an izakaya-style dinner menu at night under the name Candyman, with sake and highballs.
A vegan Asian-style restaurant in Friedrichshagen, the first of its kind in the district, with layered dishes built on spices and refined technique. It also has a drinks menu.
A Sichuan hotpot restaurant themed on 1930s Chengdu, with bamboo weaving and Guohua paintings on the walls and street-vendor sounds in the room. You cook fresh ingredients in a broth you choose from spicy, savoury or mild.
A restaurant inside the Französischer Dom on Gendarmenmarkt, serving seasonal dishes with vegan options; concert and dinner packages add classical, jazz, boogie-woogie and a cappella music.
A museum in the Berliner Schloss with ethnological and Asian art collections, plus temporary exhibitions on languages and cosmologies. The rooftop terrace and a music programme mixing Mongolian music with poetry add to the visit.
Italian restaurant and enoteca near Ku'damm in a modern vintage setting, with a wine programme and menus in English.
Italian restaurant in Charlottenburg known for classic pasta, fresh fish and steak, with an elegant, stylish interior and a garden terrace.
Organic Italian restaurant in Halensee specialising in regional dishes from Molise, with seasonal menus built on small producers and Slow Food products.
A Neukölln neighbourhood cinema with a bar and bistro, showing films mostly in original language with German or English subtitles.
Upscale Italian restaurant in Zehlendorf with a seasonal menu of pasta, seafood and steak, and an extensive wine list.
An Italian restaurant in Tiergarten named after Cesare Borgia, with a standing menu of classic dishes and a chef's choice that changes weekly. It has outdoor seating and a modern interior.
Italian restaurant serving traditional dishes made with fresh ingredients, with an award-winning wine list and outdoor seating.
International drag and travesty show palace in Schöneberg, with performers from around the world, colourful costumes and transformations. A karaoke-style night is also promoted.
A Vietnamese restaurant with a sushi bar in Schmargendorf, serving Asian dishes made in-house, open every day.
A Japanese izakaya serving small shared plates, ramen and katsudon, with sake and shochu, and a separate vegan menu at one branch.
A Japanese izakaya in Friedrichshain serving ramen, tonkatsu and small plates for sharing, with sake and shochu and a vegan menu alongside the regular one.
A vegan branch of the IRO izakaya in Friedrichshain, with ramen, katsudon and tonkatsu-style dishes alongside vegan options, plus sake and shochu.
Regional German home cooking with a modern twist, served under chestnut trees in a beer garden or in an Alpine-style indoor room. Jungbullenkeule in black beer sauce is meant for sharing.
A summer beer garden in Friedrichshain under old trees, serving pizza, burgers, salads and grilled food with beer on tap from a Czech brewery.
Six bowling lanes with an LED wall, plus pool, darts and air hockey in Köpenick. Resident DJs play on Friday and Saturday evenings, and party bowling is offered.
Austrian restaurant and Vinothek in Kreuzberg serving modern Austrian dishes, with a wine selection from Austria's main regions and a wine cellar used for tastings. Known for its Wiener Schnitzel.
A Charlottenburg bar that also runs a course where you mix three cocktails yourselves.
The Jewish Museum Berlin covers Jewish history and present-day Jewish life in Germany, with rotating exhibitions and English-language guided tours. An architecture exhibition on Daniel Libeskind's building runs in 2026.
Restaurant in Charlottenburg serving a world-spanning menu, from oysters and flammkuchen to bouillabaisse, with a long wine list and crème brûlée made at the table.