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A Mitte restaurant serving Turkish food, a sit-down place built around a meal together.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A Mitte restaurant serving Turkish food, a sit-down place built around a meal together.
A German restaurant in Gatow with outdoor seating, open from April to December.
An Italian restaurant in Rudow with outdoor seating, open daily until midnight, with a separate smoking area.
A Friedenau stage that premieres German-language plays and some world premieres, often created for the house, with co-productions alongside an independent Berlin company.
An outdoor climbing wall in Prenzlauer Berg, run by the DAV Alpinclub Berlin, open around the clock.
A restaurant in Kreuzberg serving German and regional cooking, with tables outside as well as inside. Smoking is allowed only outdoors.
A medieval monastery ruin in Mitte that doubles as a contemporary art space, currently showing Nazanin Noori's work. Guided art tours, artist talks and walks through medieval Berlin start here, and the ruin's history can be explored on site.
Cultural rooftop garden on a Neukölln shopping mall car park, with club nights, DJ sessions, concerts and workshops. Programming leans toward Berlin subculture and artists working beyond mainstream music, with green areas, views over the rooftops and indoor dancefloors.
Austrian-style dumpling restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg serving Knödel in many varieties, including a vegan tomato one, plus soups, goulash and Italian-style aperitivo cocktails.
Mediterranean and Middle Eastern deli, bakery and bistro on Bergmannstraße, family-run since 1986, with party catering and a long opening day.
A Mitte bierhaus pub with 16 draft beers, including Schulle drawn straight from the tank, plus cocktails and pizza. It also takes large groups and hosts Christmas parties.
Korean fried chicken restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg, built around the chicken-and-draft-beer pairing with tteok-bokki and kimchi. Chicken is halal, and you can book a table online.
A Vietnamese restaurant in Kreuzberg, a sit-down place where the meal is the point.
Small patisserie in Wedding run by two pastry chefs, one a master pastry chef, with a display case that changes as they bake fresh every morning. Coffee, cocoa, tea and a few drinks, with outdoor seating.
Chinese restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg serving hand-pulled noodles and skewers, with a house chili oil giving the dishes a spicy kick. Several vegan options and table reservations through its website.
A Kreuzberg pub with seating outside, for an informal drink.
A restaurant with a menu that changes weekly, cooking traditional dishes at a high level, with a courtyard for outdoor seating. Reviewers describe the service as friendly and unfussy.
A contemporary art gallery in Charlottenburg with solo exhibitions by individual artists, including painting, drawing and sculpture, and new shows every few months.
A Korean restaurant in Wilmersdorf with tables on the pavement outside, open for lunch and evening meals.
German food served on outdoor lakeside terraces in Köpenick, open from late morning into the evening.