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A Kreuzberg performing arts centre for juggling, circus, aerial and acrobatic work.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A Kreuzberg performing arts centre for juggling, circus, aerial and acrobatic work.
A Berlin club built around electronic music, with several rooms hosting different DJs and live acts, and overnight parties running from Friday or Saturday into the morning.
A restaurant on the Holzmarkt by the Spree, with a weekday lunch menu, an evening dinner menu and a wine list. It also has a bar and hosts events and cooking courses.
A museum devoted to the graphic artist Käthe Kollwitz, with a permanent display of her prints, drawings and sculptures in a private museum, plus temporary shows on art of her era.
Farm-to-table restaurant and bar in Mitte serving reinterpreted comfort food and wine, built around a family-style sharing menu. Dishes are meant for passing around the table, and it has outdoor seating.
A Kreuzberg ice cream maker with vegan flavours and seating outside.
A coffee roastery in Wedding with seats outside and a daytime café.
A Vietnamese and Japanese restaurant with a sushi bar, serving Vietnamese dishes and maki alongside a mango salad starter.
A contemporary döner restaurant in Mitte serving wraps, pides, bowls and sharing mezze, with unorthodox döner flavours and homemade sauces.
A bowling alley in Marzahn where you play a few frames against each other.
A Neukölln bar built around whisky, with music, food pop-ups, performances and art on its event calendar.
An open ceramics workshop in Prenzlauer Berg where you can work with clay yourselves.
Spray-decorated ceramics from before 1950, with Weimar-era cake plates, vases and tableware, some on loan.
Contemporary gallery run since 1986 by Jule Kewenig, showing painters and conceptual artists, with a site in Palma and an online viewing room.
Breakfast-to-late restaurant on Tucholskystraße since 1998, serving German dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel and Apfelstrudel, with an extensive wine list and cocktails.
Vietnamese restaurant in Friedrichshain serving phở and wok dishes, with seating outdoors and a request-based table reservation option.
Thai restaurant in Friedrichshain, open for evening meals from Tuesday to Saturday, with no outdoor seating.
Georgian restaurant on busy Simon-Dach-Straße with seating outside.
Art gallery in Charlottenburg with its own website, showing rotating exhibitions.
Cajun restaurant serving Louisiana dishes such as gumbo and jambalaya, with southern European, West African and Caribbean influences. Seafood and poultry, seasoned with cayenne and chili. Everything is cooked fresh, so waits happen when it is busy.
An arts centre in Alt-Treptow with rotating exhibitions, visited on a short, limited schedule.
An Italian restaurant in Wilmersdorf, a sit-down place where the date centres on a meal.
Japanese sushi restaurant in Köpenick with outdoor seating, open daily from late morning.
Vietnamese restaurant in central Mitte with indoor seating only and no smoking.