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Sit-down restaurant in Kreuzberg with outdoor tables and a no-smoking policy.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Sit-down restaurant in Kreuzberg with outdoor tables and a no-smoking policy.
Pub-restaurant in Wedding with a beer garden, serving classics such as currywurst and Königsberger Klopse.
A Chinese restaurant in Charlottenburg with outdoor seating, and smoking is not allowed.
An Italian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with a terrace, open late into the evening most days of the week.
A cinema on Kantstraße run by the Yorck group, with films showing from the early afternoon.
A cinema in Charlottenburg run by the Yorck group, with an outdoor seating area and step-free access.
A fish restaurant in Wedding with outdoor seating, open daily from lunch into the evening.
A pizzeria in Wedding serving Neapolitan pizza on dough leavened with a wild yeast the restaurant cultivates itself. It has outdoor seating and takeaway, and dogs are allowed.
Traditional Berlin restaurant serving Alt-Berliner dishes such as Bouletten, Eisbein and Currywurst in a rustic, museum-like room with a summer terrace.
Georgian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with outdoor seating for warmer evenings.
Ice cream café in Mitte that makes custom ice cream cakes to order, using organic milk. It also sells a cold cake called Kalter Hund and has held all-you-can-eat ice cream events.
Indian restaurant in Moabit with outdoor seating, open daily until late. Smoking is allowed only outside, and vegetarian dishes are listed.
Climbing and bouldering hall on the RAW site in Friedrichshain, with about 550 square metres of bouldering, a bunker rope tower and a small rooftop terrace with a bar.
A Greek restaurant in Zehlendorf with meat-free dishes on the menu.
A restaurant in Mitte serving regional cooking, with tables outside.
Concert series at the Tischlerei, the opera house's smaller hall, with jazz nights, a Clavichord evening and song recitals.
A Mitte centre run by the architects' association, with exhibitions, book presentations and debates on how cities are built; rooms can be rented for private events.
German history museum whose Pei building stays open with changing exhibitions while the Zeughaus is closed. Current shows cover colonial and Nazi-era violence and natural history.
Interactive museum on espionage from antiquity to today, with a laser course, code cracking and a lie detector test. Displays include Hitler's cipher machine and James Bond props, on the former death strip near Potsdamer Platz.
Indian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menu, open for lunch and dinner every day.
Italian pizzeria in Moabit with its own production of dough and ice cream, using ingredients partly from Basilicata. It was founded in 1981 by two brothers who started in an ice cream shop.
Pizza is the focus here, with tables outside and smoking kept to the street.
German dishes such as roulades and schnitzel, plus live music and cabaret evenings on selected days.
Eisbein and Bouletten are the staples here, with nine draft beers and house-made liqueurs.