Homera
Charlottenburg café with an artistic, reflective feel, offering coffee and food that is pitched as nourishing. Its calm atmosphere is set against a busy, queue-forming reputation for the coffee.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Charlottenburg café with an artistic, reflective feel, offering coffee and food that is pitched as nourishing. Its calm atmosphere is set against a busy, queue-forming reputation for the coffee.
Vietnamese restaurant in Wedding that also serves Thai dishes and a large sushi menu, with sushi made to order. Specials are cooked on a hot iron plate, and the room has an Asian-style, relaxed interior.
Restaurant and café in Buckow serving German and Polish dishes alongside international food, from soups and pierogi to grilled salmon. It has a fireplace for dinner, and the background music is set for unhurried meals.
A Thai and sushi restaurant in Mitte, open from midday until late evening, with pavement seating and vegan and vegetarian dishes.
A restaurant in the Palais on Ebertstraße in Mitte, serving international dishes, with outdoor seating and daily hours from 11:00 to midnight.
Small brewery pub in Friedrichshain brewing its own lagers, ales and IPA, with unfiltered beer and house cider.
Contemporary art gallery in Mitte showing exhibitions by named artists, plus a group show curated by Eglė Ambrasaitė and a residency programme for artists.
Chinese restaurant in Wilmersdorf cooking Sichuan, Jiangsu and Shanghai dishes, with a German Riesling list and wine pairing advice from the owner.
Family-run Vietnamese-Asian restaurant serving only vegetarian and vegan dishes, with noodle soups, udon and rice noodle bowls. Recipes come from the mother and the sons do the cooking; guests may keep their shoes on.
A Charlottenburg bar with seats outside, for a drink in the open air.
Five themed escape rooms at Checkpoint Charlie, plus outdoor city rallies and a team-battle gameshow. The Hong Kong versus mode pits two teams against each other.
An Indian restaurant on Meinekestraße in Charlottenburg, a sit-down place for a meal together.
A Chinese restaurant in Pankow with Cantonese, Shanghai and Szechuan specialities, cooked fresh to order. Dishes include tofu soup and crispy duck with seasonal vegetables.
A Berlin museum on the Huguenots at Gendarmenmarkt, run by the local Huguenot community, with a permanent display and a current exhibition on the draughtsman Daniel Chodowiecki.
Fully vegan Vietnamese restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg, step-free for wheelchair users.
A late drinking spot in Mitte with indoor seating only, open Wednesday to Sunday evenings. Smoke-free inside.
A nightclub and art project inside a former S-Bahn station in Mitte, mixing DJs, concerts, exhibitions and a garden with table tennis. Guests only, according to the club's own pages.
A kosher hummus restaurant on Oranienburger Straße with vegetarian dishes and outdoor seating. Its site is available in German and English.
A Turkish restaurant in Charlottenburg with vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating, open late into the night.
Vietnamese restaurant in Mitte with a lunch menu, dinner dishes and alcohol-free drinks, set in a cozy room with outside seating.
Vietnamese restaurant in Mitte serving small plates, noodle soups and rice dishes, with vegan and regular options on one menu and house-made lemonades.
Vietnamese restaurant in Kreuzberg focused on noodle soups and small shared plates, with vegan and regular dishes on one menu.
Mongolian restaurant in Friedrichshain with vegan and vegetarian dishes and outdoor seating. Booking is recommended.
Sushi and Asian restaurant in Britz with outdoor seating and vegan and vegetarian dishes.