Charlottenburg

The Michelin Guide-listed restaurant BRIKZ in Charlottenburg impresses couples with seasonal menus that open up new taste horizons through creative acidic notes and non-alcoholic accompaniments like homemade kombuchas and water kefir. Guests can choose between à la carte options and 5, 6, or 7-course menus.

The Kitchen Library in Berlin-Charlottenburg invites you to a 6-course menu on New Year's Eve 2025, December 31st, promising creative culinary art at the highest level. Guests will experience the finest flavors in a relaxed atmosphere amidst modern, design-enhanced old-building rooms and an open kitchen.

Charlottenburg has many faces, but on Saturdays it shows its most beautiful one: Around 150 vendors transform Karl-August-Platz into a culinary district offering everything a good market morning needs, from regional organic vegetables and antipasti to street food stalls.

Since 1994, Ottenthal Restaurant & Wine Shop in Charlottenburg has been the most reliable address for Austrian cuisine in Berlin. On Kantstraße, classic Alpine cuisine and over 300 Austrian wines combine for an evening that tastes like Vienna but belongs in Berlin.

The famous 'Sixth Floor' at KaDeWe on Wittenbergplatz in Schöneberg is Berlin's culinary superlative: Spanning approximately 7,000 square meters, Europe's largest delicatessen department brings together oysters, champagne, truffles, and over 34,000 products under one roof. An excursion that connects generations and provides conversation for the entire evening.

The Hotel am Steinplatz in Berlin's Charlottenburg West embodies what defines a good boutique hotel: palpable history, rooms with genuine character, and a house that has attracted artists and celebrities since 1913. Reinterpreted under the Gekko Group's umbrella since early 2025, it combines Art Nouveau architecture with a modern lifestyle concept of the highest standard.

Since 1999, Kuchi in Berlin has stood for Japanese cuisine with character: Restaurateur The Duc Ngo opened his first restaurant here, laying the foundation for one of the city's most renowned sushi concepts. Today, Kuchi operates two locations in Charlottenburg and Mitte, both freshly re-established.

The Steiff Gallery on Kurfürstendamm is well guarded by a life-sized Steiff brown bear - but many other Steiff animals are also waiting for new owners.

Grandezza Shoes in Berlin-Schönberg is a paradise for women with large feet, offering a selection of stylish and extravagant shoes from Italy.

In Charlottenburg, near Amtsgerichtplatz, Sara & Gogi combines two of the most aromatically rich cuisines of the Middle East and the Caucasus: Georgia and Israel. The result is a menu full of walnuts, spices, and warmth that satisfies Berlin's longing for authentic dining culture.