The kind of bread you’d cross town for. Sourdough royalty: this kind of dough gets more pampering than ever.

The kind of café where lunch turns into late afternoon wine and no one complains.

Seasonal small plates, big flavors, and a wine list that leans funky. This spot proves less is (much) more.

Sharing plates and cocktails that go down dangerously easy. Think Scandinavian minimalism with a Berlin afterparty twist.

Beuster nails the balance between steak frites, oysters, and that perfect “one more drink” atmosphere.

Casual but never careless — seasonal dishes, natural wines, and the kind of warm chaos that makes you want to linger.

Where great design meets great dining. This canteen serves up vegetarian dishes that are as beautifully crafted as the building itself.

Fire in the middle, flavor all around. Stoke is all about wood-fired everything — meats, veggies, bread. A primal feast, done elegantly.

A restaurant name that sounds like a spaceship, but what lands on your table is pure comfort. The definition of edgy.

A neon-lit Japanese hideaway disguised behind a mirrored façade on Kantstraße. Inside: sushi and sashimi that rival Tokyo’s finest.

Farm-to-table with a twist. Local seasonal produce, with whatever the farmers are growing and the chefs are foraging.

Low lights, stiff drinks, and vinyl spinning in the background. This cocktail bar feels like a secret, even when it’s packed.

Berlin’s most famous schnitzel, served under chandeliers. Always a good choice.

Hyper-seasonal, hyper-local, but in the most relaxed way possible. Berlin’s countryside bottled into small plates with big flavor.

Industrial ambiance by the canal. Dinner here feels like Berlin’s version of a French bistro.

The heart of Austrian culinary culture to Berlin-Kreuzberg, combining tradition and modernity.