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Eating out is a joy in Berlin, a city with an endless range of cuisines and price points. From street food and cosy bistros to fine dining, eating out means everything from currywurst and döner to Michelin-starred menus across the districts.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for eating out, from casual neighbourhood spots to international kitchens and top restaurants. Some focus on comfort and value, others on gourmet cooking and special occasions.
Browse the places below to find the best eating out in Berlin, compare menus and prices, and book your table.
French cuisine with a Mediterranean touch, right in Steglitz: Restaurant Le Canard stands for upscale dining in a refined atmosphere, equally suitable for business lunches or a leisurely midday meal with colleagues, without any fuss.
Since 1994, Ottenthal Restaurant & Wine Shop in Charlottenburg has been the most reliable address for Austrian cuisine in Berlin. On Kantstraße, classic Alpine cuisine and over 300 Austrian wines combine for an evening that tastes like Vienna but belongs in Berlin.
Right on Ku'damm, on Uhlandstraße in Charlottenburg, Café Miro serves fresh lunch daily at prices that are surprisingly low for this location. Bowls, pasta, and salads for under ten euros, made by a family business with genuine passion.
Circus decor, burlesque on weekends, and Berlin cuisine from breakfast until late at night: Wilde Matilde on Rathausstraße turns a dinner in the city center into a small show.
Despite its location somewhat off the beaten track, the restaurant Taleh Thai for Thai specialities cannot complain about a lack of guests.
In Prenzlauer Berg's 100% vegan restaurant Lucky Leek, Chef Josita Hartanto prepares meat-free delights of the finest grade.
The Cappuccino Grand Café is a breakfast paradise with a large selection of healthy options in Berlin Mitte.
Creplala is located on Kantstraße in Berlin-Charlottenburg and offers a wide selection of delicious crêpes and galettes for every taste.
Hidden in the quiet courtyard of Potsdamer Straße in Schöneberg is one of Berlin's trendiest scene restaurants: Panama Restaurant & Bar combines modern German cuisine with international flair, plus a bar that invites you to stay long after dinner.
In Leibnizstraße in Charlottenburg, just a stone's throw from Kurfürstendamm, Johanna Nußbaumer from Salzburg has been running one of Berlin's best Austrian restaurants since 2008. Classic family recipes, a stylish ambiance with deep green walls, and a Michelin Bib Gourmand award included.
Onion Rings, Country Potatoes, Burger, Spare Ribs and Tex-Mex food like Nachos or Fajitas: If you like America, you will love the Route 66!
Superfood bowls, cold-pressed juices, and a holistic self-care philosophy: Daluma on Weinbergsweg in Berlin-Mitte is the go-to place for anyone who wants to eat mindfully at lunchtime without sacrificing taste. For even better value, check Too Good To Go in the evenings.
Café Morgenland in Berlin-Kreuzberg is well known and loved for its delicious brunch. Here you can get oriental and international specialties.
The gourmet restaurant "Facil" - located on the roof the The Mandala Hotel - is one of the best and most beautiful restaurants in town (2 Michelin stars 2019) and 19 Gault-Millau points (2019).
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.
Spanish tapas cuisine in Friedenau: Tapas España on Rheinstraße has been a fixture in the neighborhood for years, offering classics, paella, and changing daily specials.
The "Bar Raval" at Görlitzer Park in Wrangelkiez, Kreuzberg, partly owned by actor Daniel Brühl (known for, among others, Good Bye, Lenin!), looks less Spanish-folkloristic than other tapas bars. It cultivates a minimalist Berlin design chic.
Located in the Moabit government district, not far from the Chancellery, Restaurant Paris Moskau resides in a historic half-timbered house: a place that since 1987 has combined French, German, and Russian culinary traditions into its own fine dining experience, boasting over 200 wines in its cellar and a summer garden that is unparalleled.
A café from Williamsburg that has found its home in Berlin-Mitte: House of Small Wonder on Auguststraße combines Japanese-inspired cuisine with American brunch classics, in a green, light-filled ambiance that feels like a tranquil counter-world to the bustling city.
Between appetizer and dessert, singers stand next to the table: Pasta Opera combines an Italian menu with live-sung arias, including at Friedrichsfelde Palace.
At Torstraße in Berlin-Mitte, MANI Restaurant serves Levantine cuisine at a level that even delights Berlin's top chefs. Shared dishes, a green marble fireplace, and the legendary ISRAMANI party on Saturdays make MANI one of the city's most influential scene restaurants.
A wide variety of self-made curries is the secret trump card of the Kien Du. Be it with chicken, fish, ducks, prawns or tofu: the exquisite cuisine of North Eastern Thailand is always mouthwatering.
Right next to the Brandenburg Gate, at Pariser Platz in Berlin-Mitte, Mama Trattoria bakes its stone oven pizzas from organic flour with classic Italian ingredients. The clientele is international, the cuisine deliberately not. If you're looking for a crispy pizza after sightseeing, this is the place to be.
Near Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg, Jules Verne has been serving one of Berlin's most famous Wiener Schnitzels since 2000: made from veal loin, golden-brown and crispy, with a dill-cucumber salad or homemade potato salad. A brasserie that combines world cuisine and Berlin coziness under one roof.
Literally worth a sin: Vale un Peccato in Wilmersdorf offers authentic trattoria cuisine, far removed from Berlin tourism and close to how Italians themselves eat. Sicilian signature, Venetian host, and a terrace where you can easily forget the hustle and bustle of Berlin.