Konzerthaus Berlin
Home of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin under chief conductor Joana Mallwitz, with Mozart, Schumann and Brahms programmes and a Now Here festival mixing in jazz and world music.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Home of the Konzerthausorchester Berlin under chief conductor Joana Mallwitz, with Mozart, Schumann and Brahms programmes and a Now Here festival mixing in jazz and world music.
A Persian restaurant in Friedrichshain serving kebabs, rice dishes and stews in a stylish room with a VIP area. Reservations can be made online.
A riverside restaurant and café in Köpenick serving traditional German dishes and wines, with an outdoor terrace over the Dahme and Frauentog. Sunday brunch is on offer.
An omakase restaurant serving only chef's-choice kushi-age skewers, Wagyu and sushi, with over 20 ingredients across the courses and Japanese sake to pair.
A wine and tapas restaurant in Friedrichshain with natural and classic wines from France, Spain and Germany. Small plates, cheese boards and seasonal raclette and fondue in winter.
Bowling lanes share a roof with minigolf, darts, arcade games and karaoke at Potsdamer Platz, plus a bar serving cocktails and burgers.
An Italian trattoria in Neukölln with a five-course evening menu, served indoors or in the garden.
A Lebanese restaurant in Tiergarten where the homemade mezze are meant for sharing, with grilled skewers, a shisha lounge and zero-proof drinks alongside cocktails.
An Italian restaurant in a historic villa by the Grunewaldsee, with house-made pasta, stone-oven pizzas and a large summer garden.
A vegan and vegetarian Southeast Asian restaurant near the Brandenburger Tor, cooking with fresh herbs and spices, with about 40 seats outside.
A Prenzlauer Berg restaurant built around pairing food with wine, run by two siblings. The signature is a shared eight- or ten-course menu in an indoor-outdoor space.
A listening bar in Wedding built on the Japanese jazz kissa tradition: albums played on a good sound system for focused listening in silence. Its own vermouth and olives, and a mix of trip hop, jazz, dub and R&B.
An Italian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg serving house-made pasta, pizza, fish and meat, with a relaxed, stylish feel and outdoor seating.
A wine shop and wine bar in Mitte with around 200 Italian wines, all sold by the glass, and an Italian kitchen with a daily changing menu.
A Neukölln theatre known for musical theatre and opera, with a 2026/27 season on the future. Productions include VOX HUMANA, 1984 after Orwell and a Christmas concert series on pop deaths.
A Mitte cocktail bar focused on signature cocktails and fine spirits, with tables that can be reserved online.
A Kreuzberg dinner built on regional, sustainable produce and its producers, with a set menu served at a counter around the open kitchen. It leaves out luxury staples such as foie gras, lobster and turbot, and offers over 1000 drinks.
A Friedrichshain wine bar pouring German and Hungarian wines by the glass, with cheese, sausage, antipasti and Hungarian sweet wines for dessert. A gin and tonic is offered for non-wine drinkers.
Two-and-a-half-hour jewellery workshop in Kreuzberg where you make earrings, a bracelet or a necklace yourselves.
Italian and Mediterranean restaurant with a wine cellar, serving antipasti, house-made pasta, fish and meat with seasonal vegetables.
Bouldering hall in Rummelsburg with routes at all grades, a tilting spray wall and monthly competitions shared with other Berlin halls.
Modern German cooking with creative touches in Pankow, with an indoor dining room and a terrace. Groups of twelve or more should book by phone.
A gourmet restaurant in an old timber-framed house near the government quarter, blending French, German and Russian cooking, with a summer garden.
East European restaurant at the Wasserturm serving Ukrainian, Russian and Jewish-influenced dishes, with a pianist in the evenings and white tablecloths.