• Dario Krakowski

    Bonvivant

    4.35 / 5.00

    On Goltzstraße in Schöneberg, Bonvivant stands for something rarely implemented so consistently in Berlin: cocktails as an equal part of the menu, not just an accompaniment. This bistro combines artisanal bar culture with vegan fine dining in a way that appeals to both connoisseurs and the curious.

  • Gans to Go vom Haus Sanssouci

    From November 11, 2025, Haus Sanssouci on the grand Wannsee will offer a festive goose to go. Pick-ups are possible directly at the restaurant, and a reliable delivery service provides it warm or oven-ready. Picking it up during the holidays can be perfectly combined with a stroll along Lake Wannsee.

  • Strandbad Wendenschloss in Berlin-Köpenick combines relaxed swimming pleasure on the Langer See with a diverse range of leisure activities, from SUP rental to raft tours. In addition to the sandy beach, the location attracts visitors with a cozy beer garden and regular events such as open-air cinema.

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    Ceramic Kingdom

    4.35 / 5.00

    Pottery as a weekend adventure for yourself: Ceramic Kingdom in Neukölln's Agora Rollberg is Berlin's creative ceramics workshop for everyone who wants to think with their hands. Small course groups, a real community, and the relaxed vibe of an artist's workshop make the difference.

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    Insel der Jugend

    4.35 / 5.00

    Only accessible via the old Abteibrücke bridge: The Island of Youth in Alt-Treptow offers a green escape from the asphalt. A beer garden, boat rental, and an evening cultural program turn this small Spree island into a holiday destination without having to leave.

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    Uzun Masa

    4.35 / 5.00

    Uzun Masa means long table: The family-run business in Neukölln is a Turkish breakfast house during the day and a modern Meyhane with Meze and Rakı in the evening.

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    Vin Aqua Vin

    4.35 / 5.00

    Chef Jan Kreuzinger opened Vin Aqua Vin in 2010 on Weserstraße in Neukölln, as both a wine shop and a wine bar. The shelves primarily feature German winemakers with a focus on Riesling, as well as wines from France, Portugal, Spain, and Italy, and their own Secco. It's open until 1 AM, so you can still grab a bottle late at night.

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    Frau Polda in Maxstraße on Leopoldplatz is a bookstore and Italian bistro in one, opened in 2025 by a publishing professional and a restaurateur from Tuscany. Between novels, children's books, and English titles, there's focaccia from 3.40 Euro and Aperol Spritz. In this reading café in Wedding, a chapter is often followed by focaccia under the tree.

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    Reinickendorf does not have a freely accessible barbecue area, but it does have three bookable barbecue spots with permanently installed electric grills at the Lübars Family Farm. Each spot includes a covered seating area, drinking water, and a lantern, rented hourly for a fee and deposit. Grilling in the park here means: reserving instead of fighting for the last spot.

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    CoooL Music Bar

    4.35 / 5.00

    The CoooL Music Bar on Ansbacher Straße at Wittenbergplatz lets guests choose the music instead of a predefined playlist. During the day there's coffee, in the evening drinks, plus Jenga, chess, and backgammon at the table, and later a DJ and dance floor. During Happy Hour, Aperol Spritz, Mojito, and Caipirinha each cost 7.50 Euros.