Todd’s guidebook
Around Todd's Apartment (and Elsewhere)
Here are cafes, bars, restaurants, and more. Most are within walking distance, a few require public transit (in particular some clubs).
Really pleasant space with outdoor area. Good Tyrolean pizza (thin crust pizzas, sometimes with no tomato sauce), fresh salads.
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Gasthaus Figl
47 UrbanstraßeReally pleasant space with outdoor area. Good Tyrolean pizza (thin crust pizzas, sometimes with no tomato sauce), fresh salads.
Solid breakfasts every day, excellend coffee, outdoor area overlooking a Platz. A place to waste some time and enjoy life.
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ZAZZA Kaffeehaus
7B SchönleinstraßeSolid breakfasts every day, excellend coffee, outdoor area overlooking a Platz. A place to waste some time and enjoy life.
Expansive Sunday brunch buffet, less recommended for other food. Very good outdoor area for summer, fireplace in winter. Above all, they have Wifi, which is a rarity still in Berlin.
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Cafe & Restaurant Zitrone
56 DieffenbachstraßeExpansive Sunday brunch buffet, less recommended for other food. Very good outdoor area for summer, fireplace in winter. Above all, they have Wifi, which is a rarity still in Berlin.
Best Chinese by far in the area with outdoor seating on a lovely street in the summer. Cooks are usually Szechuan, so if you like your food spicy, you can get it. If you can communicate that you want your food more "authentic", they'll skip the somewhat gross starchy sauce they put on some dishes for Westerners.
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Tangs Kantine
18 DieffenbachstraßeBest Chinese by far in the area with outdoor seating on a lovely street in the summer. Cooks are usually Szechuan, so if you like your food spicy, you can get it. If you can communicate that you want your food more "authentic", they'll skip the somewhat gross starchy sauce they put on some dishes for Westerners.
An authentic Berlin pub, so a but rough around the edges. But full of 20 and 30 somethings after 10/11 PM. Live music on Thursdays, lots of people just having fun in an unpretentious atmosphere. Best - it's a half block away AND open 24 hours.
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Bierhaus Urban
126 UrbanstraßeAn authentic Berlin pub, so a but rough around the edges. But full of 20 and 30 somethings after 10/11 PM. Live music on Thursdays, lots of people just having fun in an unpretentious atmosphere. Best - it's a half block away AND open 24 hours.
Large department store nearby. On the ground floor, there's a pharmacy open until 20:00 Mo-Sa. There's a bookstoor, Telekom store, and post office with ATMs as well.
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Karstadt Hermannplatz Berlin Kreuzberg
5-10 HermannplatzLarge department store nearby. On the ground floor, there's a pharmacy open until 20:00 Mo-Sa. There's a bookstoor, Telekom store, and post office with ATMs as well.
Excellent thin-crust Italian pizza on the lovely nearby canal. After you eat, you can take a stroll on the canal. It gets very crowded, especially in summer.
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Il Casolare
30 GrimmstraßeExcellent thin-crust Italian pizza on the lovely nearby canal. After you eat, you can take a stroll on the canal. It gets very crowded, especially in summer.
Berlin's take on Russian food. Lots of beets and Russian salads. Nice brunch dishes though and excellent outdoor area.
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Datscha Kreuzberg
83 GraefestraßeBerlin's take on Russian food. Lots of beets and Russian salads. Nice brunch dishes though and excellent outdoor area.
A longer walk, about 20 minutes. This whole area is interesting - you can stroll up and down Bergmannstrasse and check out the whole area. Barcomi's has great cake - mainly American style, along with bagels and such.
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Barcomi’s Café & Kaffeerösterei
21 BergmannstraßeA longer walk, about 20 minutes. This whole area is interesting - you can stroll up and down Bergmannstrasse and check out the whole area. Barcomi's has great cake - mainly American style, along with bagels and such.
Many ATMs here, but there are ATMs on Dieffenbachstrasse and Schönleinstrasse next to a market and kiosk respectively.
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Berliner Sparkasse - PrivatkundenCenter
91 Karl-Marx-StraßeMany ATMs here, but there are ATMs on Dieffenbachstrasse and Schönleinstrasse next to a market and kiosk respectively.
More upscale Italian restaurant with friendly owners, fresh pasta, and good wine.
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Grünfisch
26a GraefestraßeMore upscale Italian restaurant with friendly owners, fresh pasta, and good wine.
Gay bar with a Berlin twist. If you want a bit more hardcore, you can't beat it for close and sizzling on Tuesdays and Sundays. Thursday is also generally full. But crowds come after 12 midnight usually.
If you don't know German, the name means "Fuck 3000" and you have to ring the bell to get in. They're friendly if you're not too shy - so give a big hello and enjoy the evening. Darkroom downstairs
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Ficken 3000
70 UrbanstraßeGay bar with a Berlin twist. If you want a bit more hardcore, you can't beat it for close and sizzling on Tuesdays and Sundays. Thursday is also generally full. But crowds come after 12 midnight usually.
If you don't know German, the name means "Fuck 3000" and you have to ring the bell to get in. They're friendly if you're not too shy - so give a big hello and enjoy the evening. Darkroom downstairs
In the Reuterkiez, which is full of cafes, bars, and restaurants if you keep walking down Weserstrasse and surrounding streets.
This one is a younger crowd, queer bar.
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Silver Future
206 Weserstr.In the Reuterkiez, which is full of cafes, bars, and restaurants if you keep walking down Weserstrasse and surrounding streets.
This one is a younger crowd, queer bar.
Probably a half-hour walk or short U-Bahn ride. It's a classic gay Berlin club, more "straight laced" than others. But not if you're coming from most other places.
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SchwuZ
26 RollbergstraßeProbably a half-hour walk or short U-Bahn ride. It's a classic gay Berlin club, more "straight laced" than others. But not if you're coming from most other places.
The Reuter neighboorhood is full of cafes, bars, and restaurants if you keep walking down Weserstrasse and the surrounding streets, you'll find tons of interesting places. The area skews hipster.
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Reuterkiez
The Reuter neighboorhood is full of cafes, bars, and restaurants if you keep walking down Weserstrasse and the surrounding streets, you'll find tons of interesting places. The area skews hipster.
Definitely further afield from my place - I'd take the U-7 or Bus M41. But if you want a decent burger, it's a good option.
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Hackbert Burger
108 RichardstraßeDefinitely further afield from my place - I'd take the U-7 or Bus M41. But if you want a decent burger, it's a good option.
Best in warmer months so that you can enjoy the outdoors. Full of young people, good for meeting folks in a chill environment.
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Club der Visionäre
1 Am FlutgrabenBest in warmer months so that you can enjoy the outdoors. Full of young people, good for meeting folks in a chill environment.
Dark and fascinating, generally queer. Schlesischestrasse is simply full of bars and near the big clubs. So not a bad place for a stop.
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Barbie Deinhoff’s
16 Schlesische Str.Dark and fascinating, generally queer. Schlesischestrasse is simply full of bars and near the big clubs. So not a bad place for a stop.
One of my favorite clubs in Berlin, especially in summer when the outdoor areas are alive. Check which party is happening when if you plan to go. Essentially open from Thursday to Monday morning non-stop.
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://About Blank
24c MarkgrafendammOne of my favorite clubs in Berlin, especially in summer when the outdoor areas are alive. Check which party is happening when if you plan to go. Essentially open from Thursday to Monday morning non-stop.
If you haven't heard of it, maybe skip it. If you plan to go, it's great and of course "the" Berlin club destination. All types here and techno center. Easier to get in before 12, but will be pretty empty.
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Panorama Bar
Am Wriezener BahnhofIf you haven't heard of it, maybe skip it. If you plan to go, it's great and of course "the" Berlin club destination. All types here and techno center. Easier to get in before 12, but will be pretty empty.
Friendly fun bar - generally gay, but all sorts of people. Thursdays are most popular for men, women Wednesdays. But check, as that can change.
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Mobel Olfe
177 Reichenberger Str.Friendly fun bar - generally gay, but all sorts of people. Thursdays are most popular for men, women Wednesdays. But check, as that can change.
The time to come is Streetfood Thursdays. Walk around and grab what you want from the many booths. Maybe eat a bit beforehand, because it can honestly get pricey. Full of yuppies, expats, and tourists - and always a lively atmosphere. The area around the Markthalle is great for exploring - called the Wrangelkiez, again lots of food, drink etc.
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Markthalle
34 EisenbahnstraßeThe time to come is Streetfood Thursdays. Walk around and grab what you want from the many booths. Maybe eat a bit beforehand, because it can honestly get pricey. Full of yuppies, expats, and tourists - and always a lively atmosphere. The area around the Markthalle is great for exploring - called the Wrangelkiez, again lots of food, drink etc.
What looks like the holiest of holes in the wall is an amazing lunch bargain. Delicious falafel and halumi sandwiches. Make sure you get everything on it, especially the pickled vegetables. Add pistachio sauce for a real treat. Highly recommended.
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The King Of Falafel
68 UrbanstraßeWhat looks like the holiest of holes in the wall is an amazing lunch bargain. Delicious falafel and halumi sandwiches. Make sure you get everything on it, especially the pickled vegetables. Add pistachio sauce for a real treat. Highly recommended.
One of two museums that I'll recommend. Of course the Pergammon and Egyptian museums, and others, are world class. But if you're into European painting from the Middle Ages through the 18th century, the Gemäldegalerie has a stunning collection that isn't too overwhelming. Strong points are Italian Renaissance, Dutch and Flemish, and German.
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Gemäldegalerie
MatthäikirchplatzOne of two museums that I'll recommend. Of course the Pergammon and Egyptian museums, and others, are world class. But if you're into European painting from the Middle Ages through the 18th century, the Gemäldegalerie has a stunning collection that isn't too overwhelming. Strong points are Italian Renaissance, Dutch and Flemish, and German.
My other recommendation is the Sammlung Berggruen. Airbnb uses a pic of a playground. No idea why :) But great for Classic Modern - Picasso, Klee, Matisse, and on. Private collection donated to Berlin. Right across the street is the Scharf-Gerstenberg collection of surreal art.
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Museo Berggruen
1 SchloßstraßeMy other recommendation is the Sammlung Berggruen. Airbnb uses a pic of a playground. No idea why :) But great for Classic Modern - Picasso, Klee, Matisse, and on. Private collection donated to Berlin. Right across the street is the Scharf-Gerstenberg collection of surreal art.
Back in the Reuterkiez is this far above average cocktail bar. TiER means "animal" in German.. Not sure that fits here, but good place to sit over well-done cocktails.
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TiER
42 Weserstr.Back in the Reuterkiez is this far above average cocktail bar. TiER means "animal" in German.. Not sure that fits here, but good place to sit over well-done cocktails.
Walkable in maybe 20 minutes, an awesome rooftop bar. At certain times, early evening in summer, expect a wait, especially on weekends. But the atmosphere and view are wonderful.
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Klunkerkranich
66 Karl-Marx-StraßeWalkable in maybe 20 minutes, an awesome rooftop bar. At certain times, early evening in summer, expect a wait, especially on weekends. But the atmosphere and view are wonderful.
Berlin isn't known for its Biergraten. But this little place in the Tiergarten park is super pleasant if the weather is good. Order your beer (or wine or other drink (and food if you want)) and find a nice spot to enjoy the day.
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Schleusenkrug
14b Müller-Breslau-StraßeBerlin isn't known for its Biergraten. But this little place in the Tiergarten park is super pleasant if the weather is good. Order your beer (or wine or other drink (and food if you want)) and find a nice spot to enjoy the day.
An oh-so Berlin beer garden (Biergarten). It's lots of fun, far from my place, but in the thick of things in Prenzlauerberg, which is very yuppy and expat with loads to explore.
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Prater Beer Garden Berlin
7-9 KastanienalleeAn oh-so Berlin beer garden (Biergarten). It's lots of fun, far from my place, but in the thick of things in Prenzlauerberg, which is very yuppy and expat with loads to explore.
The food is sort of Jewish, sort of restaurant, but very solid. The main reason that I include it is because Knaackstrasse is lovely and leads you into the tangle of Prenzlauerberg's prettiest streets. It's near the water tower (Wasserturm) landmark) and almost next to Berlin's nicest synagogue (which is in a courtyard).
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Restaurant Pasternak
22-24 KnaackstraßeThe food is sort of Jewish, sort of restaurant, but very solid. The main reason that I include it is because Knaackstrasse is lovely and leads you into the tangle of Prenzlauerberg's prettiest streets. It's near the water tower (Wasserturm) landmark) and almost next to Berlin's nicest synagogue (which is in a courtyard).
My fitness place and the one of the closest (5-7 minutes). They should be able to give you a day pass (as a trial), but ask if they can let you pay for a few more days. A nice pool and saunas (there is a single-sex sauna for women, but all others are mixed gender).
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Holmes Place Berlin New World
109 HasenheideMy fitness place and the one of the closest (5-7 minutes). They should be able to give you a day pass (as a trial), but ask if they can let you pay for a few more days. A nice pool and saunas (there is a single-sex sauna for women, but all others are mixed gender).
If you're here in the summer and the weather's nice, go to the Badeschiff to cool down. Great vibe, not too full of kids.
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Badeschiff
4 EichenstraßeIf you're here in the summer and the weather's nice, go to the Badeschiff to cool down. Great vibe, not too full of kids.
Why would you eat Japanese in Berlin? I can't answer that question. But if you want to spend some extra money and are missing your Japanese, Shiori is a cut above. Omakase dining (you get what is freshest) and a good crowd. In Mitte with plenty to explore around the area. Reservations are a must - preferably several weeks in advance, as it's a small place with counter seats only.
Shiori
13 Max-Beer-StraßeWhy would you eat Japanese in Berlin? I can't answer that question. But if you want to spend some extra money and are missing your Japanese, Shiori is a cut above. Omakase dining (you get what is freshest) and a good crowd. In Mitte with plenty to explore around the area. Reservations are a must - preferably several weeks in advance, as it's a small place with counter seats only.
Why would you want to eat Austrian food in Berlin? Because it's generally done well and tastes better than a Currywurst. Pricier, not over the top, with a relaxing space and quiet outdoor seating. Go for the huge but tender Wienerschnitzel (veal or pork) or my favorite, Tafelspitz (braised beef in two courses). For desert, absolutely save room for Kaiserschmarrn - an incomparable Austrian "pancake" - chopped up and served with powdered sugar and plum preserves.
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Café Restaurant Jolesch
1 Muskauer Str.Why would you want to eat Austrian food in Berlin? Because it's generally done well and tastes better than a Currywurst. Pricier, not over the top, with a relaxing space and quiet outdoor seating. Go for the huge but tender Wienerschnitzel (veal or pork) or my favorite, Tafelspitz (braised beef in two courses). For desert, absolutely save room for Kaiserschmarrn - an incomparable Austrian "pancake" - chopped up and served with powdered sugar and plum preserves.
I haven't been in years and years and years. But Roses never changes. It will definitely give you a taste of West Berlin before the Wall fell. Kreuzberg 36, the area where Roses is located, was right against the Berlin Wall and a center of alternative life into the 90s It's more touristed now, but Roses survives as place to drink to excess and see all types of Berliners party through the night. It's 20 minutes walk from my apartment.
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Roses
187 OranienstraßeI haven't been in years and years and years. But Roses never changes. It will definitely give you a taste of West Berlin before the Wall fell. Kreuzberg 36, the area where Roses is located, was right against the Berlin Wall and a center of alternative life into the 90s It's more touristed now, but Roses survives as place to drink to excess and see all types of Berliners party through the night. It's 20 minutes walk from my apartment.
There are a bunch of theaters that show films in their original language or with English subtitles. But Cinestar at Sony Center is the only multiplex with original language (OV or OmU in German). If you want to see a movie, hop on the M41 from Gräfestrasse, right in front of Bierhaus Urban. It's a 15-minute ride. Get off at Potsdamerplatz and head for the Sony Center.
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CineStar Original
4 Potsdamer Str.There are a bunch of theaters that show films in their original language or with English subtitles. But Cinestar at Sony Center is the only multiplex with original language (OV or OmU in German). If you want to see a movie, hop on the M41 from Gräfestrasse, right in front of Bierhaus Urban. It's a 15-minute ride. Get off at Potsdamerplatz and head for the Sony Center.
In Germany, there's a difference between a pharmacy (Apotheke, with a big "A" out front) and a drugstore. The main drugstore chains are DM and Rossmann. There's a DM in the basement of Karstadt department store at Hermannplatz. Rossmann is slightly closer. It's the place to buy shampoo, soap, razors, deoderant, tooth paste, and other household goods. But no medicines, which you find in the Apotheke.
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Rossmann
79 Schönhauser AlleeIn Germany, there's a difference between a pharmacy (Apotheke, with a big "A" out front) and a drugstore. The main drugstore chains are DM and Rossmann. There's a DM in the basement of Karstadt department store at Hermannplatz. Rossmann is slightly closer. It's the place to buy shampoo, soap, razors, deoderant, tooth paste, and other household goods. But no medicines, which you find in the Apotheke.
For organic food, go to the Bio Company near me. It's a 5 minute walk and has everything you'll need.
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BIO COMPANY
32-38 HasenheideFor organic food, go to the Bio Company near me. It's a 5 minute walk and has everything you'll need.
Even if you don't want fresh produce, it's well worth visiting the Turkish Market on Tuesdays or Fridays. Crowded and full of Middle Eastern spices, nuts, fresh produce, meats, fish, and other food. On the canal, so make sure to take a walk before or after you hit the market.
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Turkish Market
Even if you don't want fresh produce, it's well worth visiting the Turkish Market on Tuesdays or Fridays. Crowded and full of Middle Eastern spices, nuts, fresh produce, meats, fish, and other food. On the canal, so make sure to take a walk before or after you hit the market.
A bit of a Brooklyn bakery - fine cakes and pies.
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back.art
12 DieffenbachstraßeA bit of a Brooklyn bakery - fine cakes and pies.
You might call this store twee, and I''d call you right. But a lot of guests like it quite a bit.
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SÜPER STORE
85C GrimmstraßeYou might call this store twee, and I''d call you right. But a lot of guests like it quite a bit.
Famous for fetish. I can't say much more about it. But if you know of it, enjoy!
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KitKatClub
1 BrückenstraßeFamous for fetish. I can't say much more about it. But if you know of it, enjoy!
Nearby "Meditteranean" restaurant - affordable and with better than average Turkish dishes.
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Restaurant Defne
92C PlanuferNearby "Meditteranean" restaurant - affordable and with better than average Turkish dishes.
Nearby and well-worth-it destination for Turkish grilled specialties. If you're interested in more than just Döner, a fantastic nearby Turkish place.
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Fes
58 HasenheideNearby and well-worth-it destination for Turkish grilled specialties. If you're interested in more than just Döner, a fantastic nearby Turkish place.
The least-touristy branch of this Berlin classic. Excellent range of solid Turkish dishes. Many Turkish families on weekends. Not the best Turkish place in Berlin any longer, but excellent range of quality Turkish dishes.
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Hasir Burger
31 ChausseestraßeThe least-touristy branch of this Berlin classic. Excellent range of solid Turkish dishes. Many Turkish families on weekends. Not the best Turkish place in Berlin any longer, but excellent range of quality Turkish dishes.
Unquestionably the coolest Japanese entrant in my guide. I enjoy the food immensely and am a Japanophile purist who's been to the very best restaurants in Tokyo. Ryotei is inventive, definitely not inexpensive, and it infuses its dishes and atmosphere with a Berlin vibe. Certainly the only Berlin Japanese place to get bluefin tuna (which we shouldn't be eating), chuutoro, and uni. It also has ceviche and some approximation of Japanese hot dishes. Recommended.
See http://893ryotei.de/
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893 Ryōtei Japanese Restaurant
135/136 KantstraßeUnquestionably the coolest Japanese entrant in my guide. I enjoy the food immensely and am a Japanophile purist who's been to the very best restaurants in Tokyo. Ryotei is inventive, definitely not inexpensive, and it infuses its dishes and atmosphere with a Berlin vibe. Certainly the only Berlin Japanese place to get bluefin tuna (which we shouldn't be eating), chuutoro, and uni. It also has ceviche and some approximation of Japanese hot dishes. Recommended.
See http://893ryotei.de/
Tian-fu has excellent, authentic Szechuan food. It's definitely better than what passes for Chinese food in most US cities. Be prepared for some really spicy dishes. I recommend one of the fish dishes cooked in chilis with Szechuan peppers. Also some great vegetable dishes, including Chinese vegetables like water spinach. Extensive menu. It's far from my place, but an easy trip from the U-7 Hermannplatz. Reserve ahead on weekends. http://tianfu.de/. The one on Uhlandstrasse is the best.
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Tian Fu 天府酒家
142 UhlandstraßeTian-fu has excellent, authentic Szechuan food. It's definitely better than what passes for Chinese food in most US cities. Be prepared for some really spicy dishes. I recommend one of the fish dishes cooked in chilis with Szechuan peppers. Also some great vegetable dishes, including Chinese vegetables like water spinach. Extensive menu. It's far from my place, but an easy trip from the U-7 Hermannplatz. Reserve ahead on weekends. http://tianfu.de/. The one on Uhlandstrasse is the best.
If you're in Berlin for some Michelin-starred restaurants, there is a 2-star Michelin restaurant within walking distance of my apartment. Obviously reserve well ahead.
Horvath is elegant Austrian food on the canal. The menu changes, but spring dishes include porcini mushrooms, suckling pork, and salmon-trout (Lachsforelle).
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Horváth
44a Paul-Lincke-UferIf you're in Berlin for some Michelin-starred restaurants, there is a 2-star Michelin restaurant within walking distance of my apartment. Obviously reserve well ahead.
Horvath is elegant Austrian food on the canal. The menu changes, but spring dishes include porcini mushrooms, suckling pork, and salmon-trout (Lachsforelle).
This nearby restaurant may not be to everyone's liking, so definitely check out the website before you go: https://www.herzundniere.berlin/1/index.html
It is original with an admirable concept - when you kill animals, no part should be wasted. So expect lots of dishes with offal and organ meats. In some hands, those dishes could be unappealing. But Herz & Nieren (Hearts & Kidneys), under the direction of two young chefs, does great things with the less desirable parts of their animals.
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Herz & Niere Restaurant
31 FichtestraßeThis nearby restaurant may not be to everyone's liking, so definitely check out the website before you go: https://www.herzundniere.berlin/1/index.html
It is original with an admirable concept - when you kill animals, no part should be wasted. So expect lots of dishes with offal and organ meats. In some hands, those dishes could be unappealing. But Herz & Nieren (Hearts & Kidneys), under the direction of two young chefs, does great things with the less desirable parts of their animals.
Along with Berghain, the most famous club in Berlin (if you put KitKat in its own bracket). More outdoorsy, more "through the looking glass", probably younger and straighter. But if you want a unique Berlin club experience, you won't regret waiting in a queque at Sisophys.
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Sisyphos
15 HauptstraßeAlong with Berghain, the most famous club in Berlin (if you put KitKat in its own bracket). More outdoorsy, more "through the looking glass", probably younger and straighter. But if you want a unique Berlin club experience, you won't regret waiting in a queque at Sisophys.
A 15-20 minute walk from my place a bit further down from the Turkish market that takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays. A nice selection of donuts in a cute place.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
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Brammibal's Donuts (Maybachufer)
8 MaybachuferA 15-20 minute walk from my place a bit further down from the Turkish market that takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays. A nice selection of donuts in a cute place.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
Beautiful breads and pastries and solid coffee. Less outdoor seating that some places along the canal, but indoor seating area is quite nice.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
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Where is Jesus? Temporary Space
57 WrangelstraßeBeautiful breads and pastries and solid coffee. Less outdoor seating that some places along the canal, but indoor seating area is quite nice.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
Nice pastries and good coffee. Pretty large outdoor area, but often full.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
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Populus Coffee
20 MaybachuferNice pastries and good coffee. Pretty large outdoor area, but often full.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln".
Good pizza with more upscale starters. Lots of expats/hipsters/students. Excellent location on a corner near a bridge over the canal. About 30 minutes walk from my place, so maybe the farthest you'll want.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln". to walk.
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Ammazza che Pizza
21 MaybachuferGood pizza with more upscale starters. Lots of expats/hipsters/students. Excellent location on a corner near a bridge over the canal. About 30 minutes walk from my place, so maybe the farthest you'll want.
One of the handful of nice places on this side of the canal - tends to be a 20 something hipster crowd. Area is often called "Kreuzkölln". to walk.