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Korean restaurant on Potsdamer Straße with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed only outside.
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Korean restaurant on Potsdamer Straße with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed only outside.
Kreuzberg café and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with many dishes also in vegan versions. Burgers come with meat, fish or vegan options, alongside wine, draft beer and cocktails from 17:00.
Tiergarten restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with its own website for the menu.
Restaurant at a lakeside open-air bath in northern Berlin, hosting live concerts such as a Bernhard Brink show with a goose dinner. The bath is closed to swimmers until next season.
A biergarten on the Spree in Köpenick's old town, screened from street noise by historic buildings, with food and drinks. Winter opening is limited to Sundays in fair weather.
Cultural centre in Spandau with a theatre hall, gallery, cinema and open-air stage at the Zitadelle; shows are in German, and many are for children and families.
Open-air stage in Weißensee used for film screenings, run by a non-profit association of friends of the venue.
Open-air cinema in the Friedrichshagen district for film screenings under the sky.
Open-air cinema in Friedrichshain showing films outdoors; the programme can be filtered for English-language or subtitled films.
Open-air cinema in the Tempelhof district, showing films outdoors.
Neukölln gallery opening an exhibition of Marius Wies called Out of Gamut, with an opening party.
A bar, café and pub in Pankow serving regional tapas meant for sharing, handmade cocktails and draught beer, with non-alcoholic options. Some evenings it closes to the public for private events.
A fully vegan restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg serving bowls, burgers, pizza and breakfast, with house-made vegan cheese and bacon, and known for its cakes.
Vietnamese cooking on Hermannstraße, open every day from noon, with vegetarian dishes and smoking only outside.
A Neukölln bar open daily from 18:00 until 2am, with a literature and piano theme.
A former dark corner pub in Kreuzberg, open as a bar since 2007 and keeping an old Berlin pub feel. Used for pre-drinks, late nights and afternoon coffee.
A Chinese restaurant in Charlottenburg with outdoor seating. Wheelchair access is limited.
Ramen house in Kreuzberg known for Wagyu A5, truffle and shoyu bowls, plus house-made lemonades, including a yuzu one made with Japanese yuzu juice. Some dishes mix Japanese and Italian influences. Tables can be reserved.
Handmade ramen in Prenzlauer Berg with a Japanese-Italian twist on some recipes. The menu runs from Wagyu A5 to truffle and shoyu, with house lemonades on the side. Service is attentive, and a table can be booked online.
An independent bookshop with a café in Charlottenburg, open weekday and Saturday daytime.
Kölsch-style brewhouse restaurant in Mitte, presented as the only one of its kind east of Cologne, serving traditional German dishes with Rhenish influences. Indoor seating is large, with a terrace of about 60 places in season.