



The Old Berlin pub Ausspanne offers exclusive and modernly interpreted Berlin cuisine in the heart of Berlin.
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Berlin cuisine is honest, filling and rooted in working class history, built for cold winters and long days. Classic berlin cuisine means Currywurst, Boulette, Eisbein and Kartoffelsalat, washed down with a cold beer. This tag collects Berlin locations that keep the local kitchen alive.
Traditional pubs and Gaststaetten across Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg and the eastern districts serve these plates in generous portions, some in rooms that have barely changed in decades. Street stands keep the Currywurst tradition going day and night, while a few modern kitchens give the classics a lighter, contemporary twist. Hearty and affordable is the rule.
Browse the addresses below to taste berlin cuisine across the city, from old taverns to new takes on tradition.




The Old Berlin pub Ausspanne offers exclusive and modernly interpreted Berlin cuisine in the heart of Berlin.




Berlin's oldest restaurant, established in 1621, is located in Mitte, directly on Waisenstraße near Alexanderplatz. Zur letzten Instanz combines authentic Berlin cuisine with over 400 years of history, without getting stuck in the past.




On Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin-Mitte, directly on the Spree, sits one of the city's unique bars: The Berliner Republik combines a classic capital city pub with a real beer stock exchange, where supply and demand determine the price. Berlin cuisine, 18 beers on tap, and lively hustle and bustle until the early morning included.



This legendary restaurant was opened nearly 100 years ago in a rebuilt block of flats.




Restaurant Ausspanne is crafting a delicious Easter menu for Easter 2019, featuring Easter eggs, Easter lamb, and homemade eggnog!

At 207 meters, the hall rotates once an hour around its own axis, while Berliner classics, in the style of Tim Raue, are served. Sphere makes the city itself the backdrop of the evening.





207 meters above Berlin-Mitte, Germany's highest revolving restaurant in the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz has been named after a two-star chef since June 2025. Sphere by Tim Raue combines Berlin capital cuisine with a 360-degree panorama revealing the entire city at once.
From St. Martin's Day, 11.11.2024, the time for succulent roast goose begins at the Oderquelle, a tradition that has been cultivated since 1990.

In Berlin's Charlottenburg Tiergarten, slightly hidden in the Landwehr Canal near the Charlottenburg Gate, a blue and white restaurant ship has been anchored since 1996. Capt'n Schillow combines classic Berlin cuisine with a maritime atmosphere, without appearing overly touristy.


Berlin's oldest beer garden is located in Prenzlauer Berg: Since 1837, beer has been served under old chestnut trees at Prater Garten on Kastanienallee.


Far out in Müggelheim, where the Müggelspree flows through the forest, one of Berlin's most traditional waterside excursion restaurants has stood since 1897. Neu Helgoland is down-to-earth gastronomy with soul: water at the doorstep, chestnuts overhead, German cuisine on the plate.










Knutschfleck turns the heart of Alexanderplatz into a Berlin Variety Show hotspot. Twice a week beneath the TV Tower, the stage bursts with showgirls, acrobatics, live music, DJ parties and a touch of Moulin Rouge-style glamour.
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Lemke Brewery at Hackescher Markt in Berlin-Mitte: home-brewed beer under listed S-Bahn arches, hearty Berlin cuisine, and an atmosphere that quickly becomes the best place in the city during football tournaments.

On Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg, Dicke Wirtin sits like a cozy anchor in City West. This traditional Old Berlin restaurant, with its open fireplace, stands for hearty home cooking, self-produced sausages, and an atmosphere that truly breathes Berlin history.



In a restaurant by the name of VOLT your wedding anniversary can be only one thing: sizzling hot!



The Alt Berliner Biersalon is still offering live music, but no more Karaoke.