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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.
Located in Charlottenburg, between Ku'damm and Savignyplatz, Lubitsch offers classic cuisine from the Berlin, Vienna, and Paris triangle. Those who come here for a business lunch will find a sophisticated ambiance, reliable quality, and service that understands discretion.
Freshly made pasta with figs, fennel salami, pignolia and rosemary sells like hotcakes at Mitte's hip Mädchenitaliener.
The Italian restaurant Osteria Maria at Steglitz with its high wainscoting, cured hams hanging from the ceiliing and the heavy wooden chairs with the intricate carving are real eye catchers!
The Brechts Steakhouse on Schiffbauerdamm invites you to a romantic 3-course Valentine's menu for him and her on Valentine's Day 2019!
In close proximity to Savignyplatz you will find the restaurant Repke Spätzlerei which sells far more than only Spätzle, a pasta type from Southern Germany. Next to their speciality, Repke offers more than 30 dishes for a good and inexpensive lunch and a variety of different soups.
At Yorckstraße 89 in Kreuzberg, this Arabic restaurant shows how Syrian cuisine and lived integration grow together. Fresh hummus, baba ghanoush, and kibbeh meet an atmosphere that is warm, open, and political. Kreuzberger Himmel is Berlin's most beautiful proof that a plate can tell more than a thousand words.
The Austrian restaurant Sissi, located in lovely Schöneberg, is pink through and through.
Fall is crime time. Just in time for those longer nights, the improVisaion theatre Paternoster starts its popular crime story dinner series, this time in the Ellington Hotel in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
Café, restaurant, and bar under one roof: The auszeit in Berlin-Pankow Niederschönhausen lives up to its name. Just a few steps from the Palace Park, it entices with a sunny outdoor terrace, a lavish breakfast selection of organic products, and a genuine neighborhood atmosphere far from the Prenzlauer Berg hustle and bustle.
The Grosz is a combination between café, restaurant and bar. It is owned by Roland Mary, who also owns the Borchardt. And just like at the Borchardt, celebrities and hipsters frequent the Grosz on Kurfürstendamm, just like businessmen, ladies from the West Berlin society and tourists.
In the Sanddorn-Garten Petzow (Sea Buckthorn Garden) in Petzow in Havelland you can discover the so-called gold of the north. Here you will find a three hectare sea buckthorn garden with a café, arestaurant and two farm shops.
Close to Berlin's most famous deparment store, the KaDeWe, the Brasserie Colette by Michelin-starred chef Tim Raue offers brasserie cuisine in a French ambience.
This tiny Turkish fish restaurant Balikci Ergun under the S-Bahn rails of Berlin-Moabit has reached cult status.
The Spanish-Portuguese restaurant La Sepia in Berlin-Charlottenburg's Europa-Center specializes in fresh fish and other seafood.
The restaurant boat SpreeArche can only be reached with a ferry. The restaurant is in fact a floating blockhouse on the Müggelspree!
The small Trattoria and Pizzeria Libau is situated in the heart of Friedrichshain's Simon-Dach-Straße neighbourhood.
Germany's oldest Armenian restaurant sits unassumingly on Joachim-Friedrich-Straße in Charlottenburg and yet has cult status: Big Window is famous for its legendary veal, a compact menu full of grilled flavors, and a host who dictates the evening program by his own rules.
The SPINDLER Restaurant and Coffeehouse on Kreuzberg's Paul-Lincke-Ufer is the newest baby of Frank Spindler, the spiritual rector of the famous celebrity club Spindler & Klatt. The new trendy restaurant banks on regional food as key to success.
In the historic Swiss House of Gutshof Britz in Neukölln, Matthias Buchholz, once a Michelin-starred chef at the legendary 'first floor', cooks upscale country-style cuisine with regional ingredients and seasonal aspirations. No fine-dining theater, but honest craftsmanship in a historical setting.
The exotic atmosphere of Friedrichshain's Sala Thai will make the guests feel like if they were on holiday.
Behind an ivy-clad facade in Meinekestraße, not far from Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg, lies one of Berlin's most atmospheric restaurants for a business dinner. Since 1982, Diekmann has combined German-French bistro cuisine with the charm of a historic colonial goods store and its own oyster bar.
From 01.11.2024, the Ratskeller Köpenick will be offering its popular goose dinner, combined with live music in a historic setting.
Persian cuisine that has spoken for itself in Charlottenburg for over two decades: Restaurant Hafis on Neue Kantstraße stands for authentic Khoreshts, grilled Kebabs, and homemade flatbread, making the cuisine of Iran tangible in Berlin.
Curry & Chili is only suited for the toughest, they serve the hottest currywurst in Berlin!
This authentical, listed old-Berlin Restaurant has been located in the heart of Berlin's Kreuzberg district since 1902.