Kreuzwerk
Nightclub in Kreuzberg with its own website, mostly known for late dance nights.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Nightclub in Kreuzberg with its own website, mostly known for late dance nights.
A commercial gallery on Potsdamer Straße showing contemporary art in rotating exhibitions. Quick to walk through together and free to look around.
A kitchen and coffee spot on Oderberger Straße with a daytime menu, outdoor seating and clearly marked vegan and vegetarian dishes.
A Gesundbrunnen project space founded by photographer Karen Stuke, showing mostly photography, including theatre and opera-related work, alongside concerts.
A Thai restaurant in Wedding, open daily with outdoor seating and several vegetarian dishes.
A bar in Prenzlauer Berg open in the evenings, with outdoor seating and step-free access.
A Lebanese restaurant in Schöneberg with outdoor seating and vegan and vegetarian options.
A brew pub in Alt-Tegel that brews its own beers on site, with indoor and outdoor seating. Occasional themed events include beer tastings, launches and movie nights.
A Japanese izakaya in Charlottenburg serving sushi and Asian fusion dishes, with vegan options and outdoor seating.
Sushi restaurant in Mitte with a Tatami Lounge for groups of up to 20, booked by email. Food can also be ordered for delivery.
Contemporary art gallery representing painters and photographers, currently showing Michael Laube's Take Five.
A Wedding pub with its own bowling lane, so a few frames can replace small talk. The bar room has an old Bauhaus faceted ceiling, and beer is poured straight from the tap.
An arts centre in a Lichterfelde church with concerts, readings, rotating exhibitions and a gallery café.
A theatre in Moabit, with its own website for the programme.
A second-floor café and bar inside the KulturKaufhaus at Dussmann, serving regional and organic products, selected wines and cocktails, with an in-house record selection playing and a view over city life.
Nepalese restaurant with Tibetan-inspired cooking and some Indian dishes, cooked from original recipes without artificial additives. Vegetarian mains such as dal, tarkari and palak paneer come with rice.
Sushi restaurant in Wedding with set menus of maki, nigiri and inside-out rolls, plus rice and noodle bowls. Vegan and vegetarian options are offered alongside fish and chicken.
A contemporary art gallery in Mitte running yearly programmes of exhibitions, performances, talks and concerts, in mixed formats and languages.
Arts foundation in Charlottenburg showing exhibitions from its own collection.
Berlin museum of applied arts and design, with permanent displays of porcelain, fayence and fashion, plus a temporary show of Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich bedroom furnishings. A restaurant and bookshop are on site.
Non-profit gallery in Charlottenburg showing work by Warhol, Katz and Motherwell, open only for announced exhibitions. It also keeps a permanent collection drawn from a private holding.
An internationally known residency institution in Kreuzberg where artists from around the world live, work and show their projects. Lectures and workshops on artistic practice run alongside the exhibitions.
A small art space in Prenzlauer Berg that runs hands-on jewellery sessions, including making pearl jewellery yourselves.
A contemporary art centre with exhibitions and artist residencies. The autumn programme includes Tanja Ostojić's ENCOUNTERS on bodies, borders and resistance, plus a video station showing Analivia Cordeiro's Computer Dance.