Mitte
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Lucy’s The Deli
Lucy's The Deli opened its second and larger location on Torstraße in May 2023, just a few steps from Rosenthaler Platz. In the mornings, you can create your own base at the muesli bar with overnight oats, Bircher muesli, or yogurt; at lunchtime, there are salad bowls and warm dishes. Superfood in Berlin means: base from 4.70 Euro, bowls from 13.90 Euro.
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Sawade Berlin
Since 1880, Sawade Berlin has stood for exquisite pralines, truffles, and chocolate specialties - made in Berlin. The store in Hackesche Höfe offers sweet gift ideas for Valentine's Day!
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Suppeto
Anna Babik's Suppeto in Krausnickstraße is one of the few soup bars in Berlin where guests can assemble their own bowl: choose a broth, add ingredients, done. The broths are prepared in-house, instant products are excluded. The creamy potato soup costs 7.00 Euro, the lentil stew 9.00 Euro.
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Museumskonzerte im Bode-Museum
Sunday morning on Museum Island, with chamber music by the Staatskapelle Berlin: The museum concerts at the Bode Museum in Mitte combine a classical matinee with sculpture art and café culture to create one of the city's most atmospheric Sunday programs.
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ACUD Kino
The small ACUD Cinema on Weinberg in Berlin-Mitte is part of the ACUD Kunsthaus.
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Murphy’s Irish Pub
Less than a hundred meters from the former border crossing: Murphy's Irish Pub at Checkpoint Charlie combines Irish hospitality with one of Berlin's most famous memorial sites. Live music, a wide selection of beers, and pub classics make this a true hotspot for tourists and locals alike.
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A cinema exclusively for events like bachelorette parties can be booked at Park Plaza Wallstreet Berlin in Mitte.
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New Years’s Eve at the reinstoff
At the turn of the year, the star restaurant reinstoff serves a special, very exclusive 8-course dinner with an accompanying wine tour.
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Charlie’s Beach
Sand, palm trees, and cocktails, less than 50 meters from Checkpoint Charlie: Charlie's Beach in Berlin-Mitte is the beach bar that brings history and summer vibes together on 1,500 square meters. Where once the Wall stood, today tourists and Berliners dip their toes in the sand.