Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Family-run since 1998 and now in its second generation, with the chef cooking in person. Classic Berlin dishes are served in a room of about 40 indoor seats decorated with local history, and there is outdoor seating too.
A café and restaurant on Sophie-Charlotten-Straße in Charlottenburg, with little else known about it.
A Neukölln bar whose Facebook page is named after jazz. Smoking is allowed here.
A Neukölln bar open until 3 a.m., with seats outside for warmer evenings.
A park on an island in the Dahme at Köpenick.
A park in Britz with seasonal opening hours, open from early morning until nine in spring and summer.
A Croatian and international restaurant in Lichterfelde, running since 1974, with Croatian specialties on the menu.
A green park in Lichterfelde, good for walking outdoors together.
A brewery pub in Köpenick with outdoor seating and step-free access for wheelchair users.
A Charlottenburg bar with outdoor seating for a drink in the open air.
Bar in Kreuzberg, with no further details on record.
Exhibition of butterflies and beetles in a sport and education centre in Köpenick, with information on how the insects live and a snack bar on site.
Park in Kaulsdorf, with no further details on record.
A small park in Karow, with no further details listed.
Pub on Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg, where smoking is allowed indoors.
A bar in Prenzlauer Berg with outdoor seating.
A German restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg that serves schnitzel and hosts birthdays and company parties, open daily from midday; reservations are by phone only and cards are not accepted.
A sit-down restaurant in Friedrichshain, serving meals.
A sit-down restaurant in Reinickendorf, serving meals.