Berlin Restaurants

Situated next-door to the Staatsoper unter den Linden, the Opernpalais, built in 1733-37 by F.W.Diterichs, is connected to the older Kronprinzenpalais by an arched bridge. As the city residence of Friedrich III's three daughter... more

Here in the Alte Dorfschmiede you'll be right in the middle of the village, where they drink beer instead of wine, where Berliners still are real Berliners and the venison comes from the surrounding forests. The service is perf... more

This restaurant is inexpensive, the food is great and it is open late—what more could a young person wish for? Students and other young people meet in this small tavern to chat until the early hours over a pizza and a couple of... more

The restaurant's name is no coincidence—the tasty Italian blue cheese is an integral part of the menu. Gnocchi, spaghetti or fettucini are all served with a choice of gorgonzola sauce, tomato sauce or walnut pesto. There is als... more

With its natural stone walls and ancient Anatolian frescos, this restaurant possesses a distinctive Oriental touch. The typical Anatolian cuisine is both tasty and well-presented. The grilled lamb is particularly good, but all... more

This restaurant attracts diners from all over the city. The main dining room contains a beautiful marble fountain which has a pleasantly cooling effect on hot summer evenings, and the walls are covered with murals in the style... more

Located in a quiet side-street close to Savignyplatz, Satyam offers a small but pleasant choice of vegetarian dishes. The interior decor is, like the menu, simple, the clientele mixed, and the prices extremely competitive. Two... more

When the Wall came down in 1989, travel-hungry East Germans flocked to Italy, while entrepreneurial Italian restauranteurs rushed to set up shop in East Germany. One of these pioneers was Il pane e le rose which settled in the... more

There are at least two types of Italian restaurants in Berlin—Kitschy pizzerias with Arabian cooks and Yugoslavian waiters, decorated with frescos of gondolas and seaside villages. And then there are simple, elegant and refined... more

This historic building in the heart of Kreuzberg was built by Conrad Kaiser in 1865. Until it finally went bankrupt in 1957, it was a popular coffee house famous for its delicious cakes. After reopening as a typical Kreuzberg e... more