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An open ceramics workshop in Prenzlauer Berg where you can work with clay yourselves.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
An open ceramics workshop in Prenzlauer Berg where you can work with clay yourselves.
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.
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.
Irish pub on Hackescher Markt serving draught Guinness and Irish whiskey, with live music from 21:00 most nights and sports broadcast on several screens.
Korean restaurant where marinated meat is grilled on a cast-iron grill at your table, with banchan side dishes. The menu also has starters, salads, desserts and a kids section, and the barbecue suits larger groups.
Egyptian restaurant and café in Wilmersdorf with live music during meals and shareable traditional dishes.
Restaurant and bar in a former ballroom with high ceilings and a large suspended art installation by Kerim Seiler. An open kitchen serves playful international plates, with vegan and meat dishes, and reimagined classic drinks.
Berlin cinema in Mitte mixing arthouse and mainstream films, most shown in original language with subtitles, plus a separate open-air programme. Tickets are sold in advance online.
Cinema and bar in a Königstadt courtyard shared with film professionals and festivals. Films play on a large Samsung Onyx LED wall, one of only five in Germany, and the programme mixes classics, new releases and lesser-known films.
A Friedrichshagen cinema that also runs DJ parties, a rockabilly night, a singalong with guitar and piano, poetry slams and puppet theatre. Knitting screenings invite you to bring your own handwork.
Charlottenburg café where cakes, tarts and chocolates are made in-house each day, with breakfast and bagels alongside specialty coffee.
A small park in Schmargendorf, a green place to stroll or sit.