Bandol sur mer is located on Torstraße in Mitte, has 18 seats and an open kitchen. Andreas Saul has been cooking here since 2010, earning a Michelin star in 2016, with a green star added in 2023. A menu is served, optionally vegetarian, with fermentation and smoking as signature elements. It is the smallest stage among French restaurants in Berlin.
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In Lichtenberg, on the former Stasi premises on Ruschestraße, The Room awaits with four themed rooms: Brandon Darkmoor, The Lost Treasure, Beast of Berlin, and Go West. Instead of generic backdrops, the provider focuses on cinematic light and sound design - and offers not only escape games but also Play and Dine with a subsequent restaurant visit.
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Bowling in Köpenick with a party atmosphere: JokerBowl on Pestalozzistraße offers six modern Bowleasy lanes, plus stone oven pizza, homemade burgers, and nachos with chili con carne – and on weekends, a DJ plays.
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If you like straight lines, select materials and an elegant, contemporaneous design, the Mandala at Berlin is the right place for you.
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Located at Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin-Mitte, directly on the Spree river and within sight of the Berliner Ensemble: Brechts Steakhaus combines the literary heritage of Bertolt Brecht with upscale steak enjoyment by the water. One of the city's finest restaurants on the Spree embankment.
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Between Nordbahnhof and the Natural History Museum lies 'Wilder als erwartet' (Wilder than expected), a bar with an outdoor area featuring wooden tables, lanterns, and candles, and a dark interior filled with red velvet armchairs and disco balls. A small beer costs 3 Euros, DJs play seventies electro, house, and deep house. Among Berlin's iconic scene clubs, this is the place without a bouncer attitude.
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The Quiz & Bingo Night at Freiheit15 offers the perfect adventure for a first date. Here, you'll be entertained with witty questions in a relaxed atmosphere and can get to know each other casually.
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Heideglühen is not a clubhouse, but an area at Westhafen with an open space, a covered wooden floor under a glass roof, and fire pits. Primarily house music is played, admission is from 21 years old, and the club deliberately announces its line-ups quietly. Among the techno clubs in Berlin, this is the one that only provides its address as a coordinate.
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In the Arminius Market Hall in Moabit, three courses and artistry alternate, with cooking done openly in the hall. The Berliner Schlemmer Varieté turns the menu and the stage into a continuous evening.
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