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    Restaurants in Berlin

    Kreuzberg dishes up street food from spicy Turkish kebabs to Berlin's legendary Currywurst (curried sausage) at Curry 36. Devour aromatic Chinese noodle soup at Le Lamian in Friedrichshain, or head west to Charlottenburg for elegant French bistros like Le Piaf. In Mitte, centuries-old Zur Letzten Instanz serves classics like Berliner Eisbein (pork knuckles). Die Quadriga and Margaux star on Berlin's Michelin circuit. Most restaurants close at midnight. A tip of around 10% is standard.

    Zur Letzten Instanz, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

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    1. 1. Vox - Sushi in stylish surrounds

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      One of Berlin's most exciting restaurants, Vox far outshines any competition within the surrounding Potsdamer Platz. With its culinary philosophy combining Mediterranean and Asian cuisines, dishes might include Barbary duck with mango chutney and what are commonly cited as Berlin's best sushi platters. Service is smooth and attentive, while the stylish surroundings attract a fashionable crowd.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Fri 12:30-2:30pm; Daily 6:30pm-midnight

      Address

      2, Marlene-Dietrich-Platz, Berlin 10785

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 2553 1772

      Transport

      U-Bahn/S-Bahn: Potsdamer Platz

      Website

      Vox Restaurant Website

    2. 2. Margaux - Avant-garde classic

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      Margaux, Berlin. Photo by J.Brettschneider, © AC-Margaux GmbH

      Sleek Margaux in the Mitte district is the star on Berlin's Michelin circuit. Amber onyx walls and crisp white linen exude minimalist chic, while the mood is upmarket without being stuffy. Michael Hoffmann impresses with avant-garde interpretations of French classics, with dishes like glazed duck breast with shallot cannelloni. Reservations are essential.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Sat 7pm-10.30pm

      Address

      78, Unter den Linden, Berlin 10117

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 2265 2611

      Transport

      Unter den Linden S-Bahn

      Website

      Margaux Website

    3. 3. Die Quadriga - Gourmet experience

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      Die Quadriga, Berlin. Photo by Florian Bolk, © Brandenburger Hof Hotel GmbH

      A hushed atmosphere and smooth service define Die Quadriga at the Brandenburger Hof in Charlottenburg. Crisp linen, cherry-wood panelling and Art Nouveau flourishes exude sophistication. Finnish chef Sauli Kemppainen marries flavours like Atlantic turbot and Tyrolean beef with fine wines; there are 950 bottles to choose from.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Quadriga Lounge: daily 12pm-11pm; Quadriga Restaurant: Tue-Sat 7pm-11pm

      Address

      14, Eislebener Strasse, Berlin 10789

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 214 05 0

      Transport

      Augsburger Strasse U-Bahn

      Website

      Brandenburger Hof Website

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    1. 4. Paris Bar - Charming French bistro

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      Paris Bar, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

      Popular with theatregoers and socialites, the arty French bistro Paris Bar in Charlottenburg lures diners with its inviting glow and non-stop buzz. Dark wood tables and walls plastered with posters give the cramped restaurant a shabby yet chic feel. Sharp-witted waiters bring Breton escargots, ruby-red Bordeaux and pots of steaming bouillabaisse to the table. Reservations are essential.

      Opening Hours

      Daily 12pm-1am

      Address

      152, Kantstrasse, Berlin 10623

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 313 8052

      Transport

      Zoologischer Garten S-Bahn/U-Bahn

    2. 5. Zur Letzten Instanz - Berlin's oldest inn

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      Zur Letzten Instanz, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

      Down a cobbled street, past the medieval city walls and there stands Zur Letzten Instanz, Berlin's oldest tavern dating back to 1621. An inviting glow and the smell of schnitzel draw diners into the wood-panelled tavern in Mitte, where Napoleon reportedly once dined by the ceramic stove. The menu is packed with carnivorous fare from blood sausage to pork knuckle.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Sat 12pm-11pm

      Address

      14-16, Waisenstrasse, Berlin 10179

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 242 5528

      Transport

      Klosterstrasse U-Bahn

      Website

      Zur Letzten Instanz Website

    3. 6. Riehmers - Habsburg delicacies

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      Overlooking a romantic Art Nouveau courtyard in Kreuzberg, Riehmers whisks diners to Austria under Habsburg rule. Understated elegance sums up the marble-floored interior, where candles flicker, smooth jazz plays and wine bottles line the cream walls. It's an intimate setting for a tête-à-tête over rich specialities like beer-cream schnitzel and wild boar goulash.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Tue-Sun 6pm-late (food until 11pm)

      Address

      9, Hagelberger Strasse, Berlin 10965

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 788 919 80

      Transport

      Mehringdamm U-Bahn

      Website

      Riehmers Website

    4. 7. Schneeweiss - Alpine flavours

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      Entering Schneeweiss in Friedrichshain is like stepping into Narnia. This ultramodern restaurant dazzles with its snowy white interior and crystalline lights. Young trendies recline on white leather benches to sample nouvelle German cuisine. There's a strong emphasis on alpine specialities like gooey Käsespätzle (cheese noodles) and crisp apple strudel with vanilla sauce.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 11am-4pm & 6pm-11pm

      Address

      16, Simplonstrasse, Berlin 10245

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 2904 9704

      Transport

      Warschauer Strasse S-Bahn

      Website

      Schneeweiss Website

    5. 8. Le Piaf - Alfresco dining

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      Le Piaf stands on the boulevard that sweeps up to the baroque palace Schloss Charlottenburg. Draped in vines and roses, the enchanting terrace is perfect for al fresco dining on warm summer evenings. The bistro is decorated with rustic French elements from checked tablecloths to berets. Expect seasonal specialities from braised rabbit to flavoursome bouillabaisse.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Sat 4.30pm-11.30pm

      Address

      60, Schlossstrasse, Berlin 14059

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 342 2040

      Transport

      Sophie-Charlotte-Platz U-Bahn

      Website

      Le Piaf Website

    6. 9. Hasir - Tasty Turkish

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      A friendly welcome and spicy Turkish cuisine keep locals coming back to Hasir, a family-run restaurant in the Mitte district. Terracotta walls and copper vessels set the scene for aromatic dishes served with warm kuver (flat bread). Flavoursome specialities include succulent lamb shish kebabs and poached sea bass in garlicky tomato sauce.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 11.30am-1am

      Address

      4, Oranienburger Strasse, Berlin 10178

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 2804 1616

      Transport

      Hackescher Markt S-Bahn

      Website

      Hasir Website

    7. 10. Le Lamian - Chinese noodle soup

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      Le Lamian, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

      Virginal white walls and cube stools create the backdrop for authentic Chinese staples at Le Lamian in Friedrichshain. Chefs demonstrate culinary prowess in the show kitchen, skilfully twisting noodles and sending wafts of spices across the restaurant. The speciality is aromatic noodle soup. Feeling adventurous? Sample jellyfish in maotai or chicken feet with chilli sauce.

      Opening Hours

      Tue-Sun 6pm-11pm

      Address

      2, Simon-Dach-Strasse, Berlin 10245

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 176 2273 0491

      Transport

      Frankfurter Tor U-Bahn

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    1. 11. Monsieur Vuong - Trendy Vietnamese

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      Long queues speak for the quality of the food at Monsieur Vuong, a cool Vietnamese haunt in Mitte. The bustling atmosphere, avant-garde decor and snappy service explain why it's always packed. Daily specials chalked on a blackboard might include spicy glass noodles paired with meat or tofu. Everything is delicious and prices are very reasonable.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 12pm-12am

      Address

      46, Alte Schönhauser Strasse, Berlin 10119

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 9929 6924

      Transport

      Weinmeisterstrasse U-Bahn

      Website

      Monsieur Vuong

    2. 12. Zum Nussbaum - Old-world Berlin tavern

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      Set in the cobbled streets of the medieval Nikolaiviertel, Zum Nussbaum wears its 500-year history like a badge of honour. A single nut tree shades the terrace facing the Nikolaikirche, Berlin's oldest church. The cheery waiters serve hearty Berlin favourites such as Linseneintopf (lentil stew) and Berliner Eisbein (pork knuckle) with sauerkraut.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 12pm-2am

      Address

      3, Am Nussbaum, Berlin 10178

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 242 3095

      Transport

      Klosterstrasse U-Bahn

    3. 13. Curry 36 - Legendary sausage stand

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      Curry 36, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

      A Kreuzberg institution, Curry 36 is a tribute to Berlin's hallowed Currywurst (curried sausage). The spicy aroma and the sizzle of the sausages entice droves of hungry passers-by to this stand. The legendary sausage is well worth the wait - doused in tomato sauce, dusted with curry powder and served with a mound of fries.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Fri 9am-4am; Sat 10am-4am; Sun 11am-3am

      Address

      36, Mehringdamm, Berlin 10961

      Transport

      Mehringdamm U-Bahn

      Website

      Curry 36 Website

    4. 14. Dada Falafel - Chickpea treat

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      Dada Falafel, Berlin. © Andy Christiani

      A hole-in-the-wall joint in the trendy Scheunenviertel district, Dada Falafel has carved a reputation for serving Berlin's tastiest falafel. With a flick of the wrist, the chef artfully scoops the chickpea and herb mixture and drops it into the bubbling oil. The fresh couscous, halloumi and syrupy sweets are uniformly delicious.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Mon-Fri 12.30pm-2am; Sat & Sun 12.30pm-3am

      Address

      132, Linienstrasse, Berlin 10115

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 2759 6927

      Transport

      Oranienburger Tor U-Bahn

      Website

      Dada Falafel Website

    5. 15. Sumo - Sushi heavyweight

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      Feng shui-inspired Sumo is a magnet to hip Kreuzberg locals, who pile in for delicious sushi, maki and soups before hitting the bars on Bergmannstrasse. The gallery design reveals a sharp eye for detail with its aquarium, tomato-red walls and exotic foliage. DJs spinning lounge tunes create a fun atmosphere for dining with friends.Show this on map

      Opening Hours

      Daily 12pm-12am

      Address

      89, Bergmannstrasse, Berlin 10961

      Telephone

      +49 (0) 30 6900 4963

      Transport

      Gneisenaustrasse U-Bahn

      Website

      Sumo Website

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