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Café Anna Blume
Cafe-restaurant, connected to florist, with marble-topped tables, homemade cakes & terrace seating.
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Cafe-restaurant, connected to florist, with marble-topped tables, homemade cakes & terrace seating.
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A bakery on Alte Schönhauser with the kitchen visible through glass. The cinnamon rolls reach the counter straight off the tray.
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A Tel Aviv breakfast house in Wilmersdorf, serving eggs Benedict and breakfasts borrowed from England, Spain and Israel, with its own bakery behind it.
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Named after the Norwegian cinnamon bun, in the Schillerkiez by the edge of Tempelhofer Feld. The buns are baked here every day and made without egg.
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Trendy joint with outdoor seating, dishing up breakfast & lunch specials, plus specialty coffee.
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Regional & seasonal dishes served in a rustic-chic space, plus a lakeside garden & a beer garden.
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Inside the red brick of a former Jewish girls' school on Auguststraße, a room filled with plants. Japanese and American breakfast, served all day.
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A room of banquettes near Checkpoint Charlie. Tim Raue's cooking looks to Asia, and works without butter or cream.
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A single counter wrapped around an open kitchen on Friedrichstraße. Everything is sourced from around Berlin, and there is one menu an evening.
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Sophisticated, high-end restaurant featuring innovative 5-course dinners with global influence.
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A kiosk beside the U-Bahn exit on Mehringdamm. Grilled vegetables, feta and lemon go into the wrap, and the queue waits on the pavement.
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A kiosk on Hauptstraße in Schöneberg. Grilled vegetables, feta and sauces inside the wrap, with the queue spilling onto the pavement.
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A Vietnamese restaurant on Schlesische Straße in Kreuzberg. Noodle soups and steamed plates, with a small garden at the back.
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A ramen counter on the Graefestraße in Kreuzberg, cooking tonkotsu, shio and shoyu. The noodles, the miso and the gyoza are all made in house.
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A plain Lebanese kitchen on Neukölln's Sonnenallee, known for its hummus, its msabbaha and a fatteh made by a cook who prepares nothing else.
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Stylish eatery with retro-influenced interiors, banquette seats & aromatic, Asian-inspired cuisine.
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Fashionable outpost for inventive vegan & vegetarian plates, plus craft cocktails.
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Chic dining venue with creative, international dishes prepared by renowned chef Marco Müller.
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Elegant restaurant with wood paneling, serving classic Austrian cuisine with modern touches.
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Stylish specialist venue for artfully designed & presented desserts, plus wine pairings & cocktails.
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Currywurst, potato salad & beer at a veteran snack bar with simple benches, under a railway line.
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A stand on the Mehringdamm, taken on by its owners in 1981 and doing one thing ever since: currywurst.
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Industrial-chic haunt with an open kitchen, offering multicourse fine dining menus.
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A round building across from Museum Island. Inside hangs a vast 360 degree panorama of the ancient city of Pergamon.
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On Museum Island, a building bombed in the war and repaired by David Chipperfield with its scars left visible. The Nefertiti bust is here.
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European 13th-18th-century masterpieces, including works by Rembrandt & Rubens, in a modern museum.
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A terminus station built in 1846, closed in 1884, reopened as a museum in 1996. Inside, contemporary art from the 1960s onward, shown in rotating exhibitions.
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Daniel Libeskind's building opened here in 2001 beside a baroque courthouse, and five empty shafts run its full height to stand for what cannot be replaced.
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A royal hunting ground opened to the public in 1740. Peter Joseph Lenné remade it as an English landscape park: wide lawns, watercourses, bridges over them.
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The runways of a closed airport, opened to the public in 2010. Skating and kites on the tarmac, and neighbourhood allotments at the edges.
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The park on the hill of Kreuzberg. An artificial waterfall runs down the slope, and Schinkel's monument crowns the top, over the city.
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Berlin's first public park. The figures of the fairytale fountain stand at the entrance, and behind them rise two hills built from war rubble.
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Classic & creative cocktails in a sleek, tucked-away space where mobile phones are banned.
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Inventive cocktails featuring seasonal ingredients are presented in a chic, artful setting.
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Seasonal European plates paired with an extensive wine list in a converted 19th-century apothecary.
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Old-fashioned, intimate bar serving Mediterranean-inspired small plates & cocktails.
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On the roof of a Neukölln car park since 2013. A planted garden, a wide view over Berlin, street food, and music once the evening comes.
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A techno club since 2004 inside a brutalist power plant, with house upstairs in Panorama Bar, a famously hard door and no photographs anywhere inside.
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Open since 2010, this influential Berlin techno and house club is known for its queer, left-wing, anti-fascist ethos and large garden.
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A former factory yard in Lichtenberg. Sand, a pond and sheds with dance floors between them, and a party that runs all weekend.
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In the halls of a former power station on Köpenicker Straße. Techno since 1991, and the floor at the end of the tunnel is still the same.
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Buzzing riverside venue with indoor & outdoor facilities for parties, concerts, dining & shopping.
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