Dining

Berlin-Charlottenburg's trendy waffle shop Waffle Brothers offers great waffles at fair prices.

The Little Green Rabbit in Berlin-Mitte impresses with fresh cuisine from local ingredients and helps cure hangovers with vitamin-rich delicacies.

Adam Mikusch started to sell his homemade dressing at Berlin's food markets - now he runs his own Berlin themed store EAT BERLIN with products and goods produced in the capital.

Berlin's honey is widely varied - Kaiser Honig produces its honey in many different flavors in its own factory.

Located directly at the Tiergarten lock in Charlottenburg, where excursion boats pass by on the Landwehrkanal, lies one of Berlin's most famous beer gardens. The Schleusenkrug combines beer garden culture with a true water view, a solid grill assortment, and a history dating back to the post-war era.

Located on Schlossstraße in Steglitz, one of Berlin's oldest Currywurst stands has stood since 1949. Zur Bratpfanne is a cult favorite in the south of the city, with homemade secret-recipe sauce and genuine Berlin wit at the counter.

Vienna has an outpost in the Bötzowviertel in Prenzlauer Berg. Gasthaus Alt Wien serves imperial-royal cuisine with Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, and Kaiserschmarrn in a wood-paneled ambiance without any hint of a tourist trap. Authentic Austrian hospitality that you can truly feel.

Turkish breakfast as it should be: Meyan in Schöneberg's Goltzstraße is a Mediterranean deli café that impresses with homemade spreads, menemen from a copper pan, and warm neighborhood charm.

The Holy Flat in Berlin-Neukölln convinces with vegan and vegetarian wraps and superfood bowls.

In the heritage-listed Arminius Market Hall in Moabit, Der Schmarrnkaiser serves classic Viennese home cooking with true Alpine character. Goulash, Schnitzel, and the namesake Kaiserschmarrn meet an atmosphere that briefly transports Berlin to Vienna.

Located by the water tower in Kollwitzkiez, directly on Knaackstraße, Sirene serves Turkish eggs on sourdough bread, fluffy cottage cheese pancakes, and seasonal breakfast dishes. Those looking for Turkish breakfast in Prenzlauer Berg will find one of the most harmonious addresses in the entire district here.

At the Indian restaurant Papadam in Berlin-Reinickendorf they not only serve the same-named lentil pancakes, but also many other Indian specialties.

The restaurant Chai Ji offers delicious Indian food without too many typical Indian clichés in Berlin-Friedrichshain.

The Kabir at Carmerstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg offers a wide selection of specialties from all over India.

In the heart of Spandau the shopping centre SPANDAU ARCADEN gives a new lease of life to the city with its 125 shops complimenting ideally the old part of Spandau .

In the heart of Friedrichshain, Mutzenbacher serves Wiener Schnitzel, Käsespätzle, and Kaiserschmarrn in a rustic-ironic ambiance full of Alpine charm. Down-to-earth, hearty, and with a touch of Viennese wit.

On Gerichtstraße in Wedding, Ehl-i Kebap by Et Dünyasi is more than just an ordinary doner stand. Here, the meat comes from their own butcher shop, the skewer is cut rectangularly and was inspired by the legendary Istanbul doner shop Bayramoğlu.

Hidden in the Brüsseler Kiez in Wedding is Salone Market, one of the most authentic African restaurants in Berlin. Here, Augustus cooks with recipes from his homeland, Sierra Leone. Anyone who truly wants to experience West African cuisine will leave here with a full stomach and a good mood.

A Turkish breakfast in Berlin that has nothing to hide: Maikind on Pariser Straße in Wilmersdorf serves Cilbir, Shakshuka, and sweet pastries in a brightly lit, minimalist café run by women, opening daily at 9 AM.

Alanya Bistro in Lichtenberg has been a firm fixture since 1963 for anyone looking for a decent Döner in East Berlin. Veal from the spit, freshly baked flatbread, and a shop that's half Döner joint, half neighborhood meeting spot.

The Waffel oder Becher on Berlin-Mitte's Spandauer Straße is well-known for great ice cream, outstanding cakes, gorgeous coffee and - of course - delicious waffles.

Plane trees instead of palm trees, crossover instead of currywurst: The Parkcafé at Fehrbelliner Platz in Wilmersdorf is one of Berlin's most relaxed beer gardens, right next to the famous Preußenpark. Breakfast until 6 PM, table service, and a spacious wood-and-glass building make this spot in West Berlin a true all-day hangout.

If you're looking for the best Currywurst in Berlin, head to Steglitz. Krasselt's on Steglitzer Damm has been an institution since 1959, known for its homemade tomato sauce, authentic Berlin charm, and uncompromising sausage quality.

Codfish, zander, Norwegian salmon, monkfish fillet and halibut - and these are just some of the many fish available at Munch's Hus.

The home-made sweet potato fries and their own bakery where the tasty burger buns with extra sesame on top come fresh out of the oven are the highlights of Neukölln's Schillerburger.