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A Japanese restaurant and sushi bar in Prenzlauer Berg, with cocktails and a calm, minimalist interior. Reviewers single out the sushi as fresh.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A Japanese restaurant and sushi bar in Prenzlauer Berg, with cocktails and a calm, minimalist interior. Reviewers single out the sushi as fresh.
A Mitte grill restaurant known for steak, seafood and oysters, with caviar and Wagyu on the menu.
A café and brasserie in the historic Hackesche Höfe, serving modern German regional cooking, with an Art Deco hall overlooking Hackescher Markt.
Italian restaurant on the Havel bank with handmade pasta and wood-fired pizza. Loungers and beach chairs by the water make the outdoor terrace the draw, with a bar and housemade gelato.
Lakeside restaurant on the Wannsee with regional cooking, known for its grilled king prawn dish. Candlelit dinner for two is offered by the water.
A restaurant in the Dämeritzsee Hotel on the lake in Köpenick. It hosts a live murder-mystery dinner with actors among the guests and a four-course menu by the water, plus seasonal goose menus around Martinmas and Christmas.
A family-run sauna complex in northern Berlin with four saunas, including a 90°C infusion sauna and a dry sauna in the garden.
Cocktail bar in Neukölln with live jazz, bossa nova and soul concerts. Concerts are donation-based and run until 10pm, and guests are asked to stay quiet during performances.
Italian seven-course dinner in a small courtyard hidden behind a Kreuzberg street, with a monthly changing menu of sausages, cheeses and oils, and wine, coffee and digestif included.
Italian fine dining in Berlin-Zehlendorf with regional dishes, seasonal specials and a large Italian wine selection.
Italian restaurant and pizzeria by the water at Schloss Köpenick, with a summer terrace facing the castle and a cocktail bar with Italian wines.
Four film-themed 60-minute escape missions for teams, run by a game master who adjusts hints; games can be played in English. The Titanic 2.0 mission involves climbing and crawling through a sinking ship set.
Four film-themed 60-minute escape missions in Charlottenburg, played in German or English, with a game master who adjusts hints during play.
French restaurant mixing modern cooking with classics such as Boeuf Bourguignon and Bouillabaisse, the latter known beyond Berlin. Lunch is simpler, with daily-changing pasta, and there is outdoor seating.
A wood-fire bistro serving seasonal dishes paired with natural wines, with tables bookable online.
A Greek restaurant in Tiergarten serving grills, mezes and seafood, with Greek wines and a terrace. Its group platters are built for sharing.
A cocktail bar behind a metal door in Schöneberg, with classic and house cocktails, fine malt whiskies and freshly squeezed juices. Free entry to its parties and exhibitions.
A family-run French-Mediterranean restaurant in Charlottenburg with a small rotating menu and an unhurried pace, run by a couple.
A Prenzlauer Berg studio running pottery courses, including hand-building and an organic wine option.
A Mitte cabaret theatre staging satirical political comedy, with ensemble shows and guest acts in German.
A rooftop restaurant on the Reichstag, the only public restaurant inside a parliament building anywhere, serving modern German cooking with regional produce. Bookings include access to the glass dome and terrace.
Arthouse cinema with a pub in Friedrichshain, showing international films in original language with German subtitles on two small screens. The pub serves house beer from its own brewery alongside craft beer.
Varieté dinner show under the Fernsehturm with dancers, acrobatics and live music, from cancan to rock and roll, followed by a DJ club night on Fridays and Saturdays.
A house staging opera and musical theatre, with a comic operetta-style production highlighted on its home page and a programme for younger audiences. Several performance spaces are used.