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Lunch in Berlin spans quick bites to leisurely midday meals, from bakeries and canteens to bistros and fine restaurants. Across the city, lunch might mean a döner on the go, a business set menu or a long weekend brunch stretching into the afternoon.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for lunch, from cafés and street food to sit-down restaurants with midday deals. Some focus on fast, affordable meals, others on relaxed, quality dining and daily specials.
Browse the places below to find the best lunch in Berlin, compare menus and prices, and plan your visit.
Chay Village on Eisenacher Straße has been cooking completely vegetarian since 2011, with around 80 percent of the menu being vegan. Among the soup kitchens in Berlin, this is perhaps the largest meat-free selection: eight large soups and four appetizer soups, from Phở with tofu to glass noodle soup and coconut milk soup. The large bowls cost 12.00 Euro.
Anna Babik's Suppeto in Krausnickstraße is one of the few soup bars in Berlin where guests can assemble their own bowl: choose a broth, add ingredients, done. The broths are prepared in-house, instant products are excluded. The creamy potato soup costs 7.00 Euro, the lentil stew 9.00 Euro.
Madame Ngo on Kantstraße is the upscale address among Berlin's soup bars: The Duc Ngo has been cooking Vietnamese cuisine here since 2016 in the style of a French brasserie. Phở is available in nine variations, from boiled beef brisket for 15.00 Euros to the version with Filet Mignon for 24.00 Euros. Three large soup pots stand in the display window.
Crunchy thin tarte flambées - that's the lunch snack prepared to the finest by the small Neukölln Café Bully's Bakery.
Anyone looking for authentic Southern Italian focaccia pizza in Friedrichshain will sooner or later end up on Straßmannstraße. Since 2010, Pomodorino has been baking fresh pizza by the meter daily and serving it on rustic wooden boards, directly from the hands of Neapolitans.
Hearty, German cuisine is served at Sophieneck during lunch.
Family-run restaurant on Potsdamer Straße in Schöneberg: Sofram serves Turkish home-style cooking, with grilled dishes, meze platters, and affordable lunch menus.
Periplaneta's literary café on Bornholmer Straße in Prenzlauer Berg is a café, publishing bookstore, and reading stage of the eponymous indie publisher. During the day, people read and work with coffee and Wi-Fi; in the evenings, TresenLesen, Vision & Wahn, and the open stage Rühmchen take place. Anyone who wants to read their own texts here only needs courage and seven minutes.
The Lale Imbiss has earned its legendary status above all due to its garlic sauce. This sauce has been prepared for 30 years (!) following the same secret family recipe.
On several locations throughout Berlin, Lunch Karawane offers weekdays street food from various food trucks for your lunch break.
Right by the World Clock at Alexanderplatz, the family business Curry61 fries sausages from a Berlin butcher, cooks fresh curry sauce several times a day, and cuts its own fries. There's a vegan option and truffle mayonnaise. For a school trip to Berlin, this is the perfect lunch break for around five to six euros per person.
Very inconspicuous from the outside, but a real insiders' tip is Conditorei Jebens, very close to the S-Bahn station Hohenzollerndamm.
The lunch variety of Muse Restaurant is really diverse and a real lunch treat with various gourmet sandwiches, burgers, salads and soups!