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| Recommended Restaurants in Berlin by category |
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Our choice of restaurants in the City of Berlin aims to be of use
to epicures and foodies alike. Enjoy a real treat and try traditional local products
and some of the regional specialties. For your orientation, you will also find
a brief description of the different quarters of town so that you may find
the place that most attracts you. Update: March 2016
You are welcome to tell us about your experiences and make new suggestions.
You have three options how to seach for a restaurant:
By district - click on your favourite area of the Berlin city map
By category - click on your choice from the panel on the left
We wish you a comfortable stay!
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| Restaurant Föllerei - Kreuzberg & Neukölln |
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The Quarters Kreuzberg and Neukölln
Kreuzberg, formerly part of the West, is a quarter well known for its great variety. It is the Turkish quarter as well as quarter of artists and squatters, and in the last 20 years it has become an in-place with still increasing attractiveness. Visiting Kreuzberg you see the true Berlin of Berliners. Among the well known spots to see (and there are many), we recommend to visit the Jewish Museum, the avenue Mehringdamm, the Bergmannstraße, the Victoria-Park, the complete stretch of the canal “Landwehrkanal” with his port and the Oranienstraße. The map below might help to get orientated and to plan a nice walk around the quarter. A last comment on Neukölln, this quarter is actually developing to become the new “Kreuzberg”, the way we knew it 20 years ago. Therefore it is a good idea to get some impressions of Neukölln, too.
The Restaurant “Föllerei” by Christiane Föll
Föllerei, the Sixth of the Seven Main Vices
After or during your walk we warmly recommend you the restaurant Föllerei with its charming and warm atmosphere. The creative and quality cuisine offers German meals with a French touch. For dinner-time a reservation is advisable.
The restaurant is very well located, you get there by following the “Landwehrkanal” and after a short break or a meal at the Föllerei you can go back by subway, passing Neukölln, a quarter that is fastly becoming the new place-to-be, the Berliner “lower east side”. Do not miss it.
Cuisine, Products and Prices
- The products are mainly seasonal and regional and the meat is from welfare husbandry. - Daily changing lunch and dinner offers guarantee quality and freshness. (Appetizers range from 2,90€ to 6,90€, main dishes from 5,90€ to 15,90€).
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The biological beer is especially brewed for us (0,25l 1,70€ 0,5l 3,20€).
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The well selected wines come from South Germany and France.
Catering is also available for your event.
Restaurant Föllerei
Weichselstrasse 30, 12045 Berlin
+49/ (0)30. 60 93 02 76
foellerei@googlemail.com
www.foellerei.de
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For some years now, Prenzlauer Berg has been one of Berlin’s most trendy quarters, both fashionable and bohemian. In any case, it’s a good place to be. Feel the heartbeat of the neighborhood at the “Biomarkt”– an organic food market held twice a week at Kollwitzplatz square (Thursday 12 – 7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.) and around the quaint streets brimming with original shops, some of them with a touch of East German nostalgia, and cultural and nightlife venues. The number one address for those who appreciate the spirit of the quarter is the Café-Restaurant Gagarin where local artists and writers are regulars. Anyone who knows and loves Berlin will tell you to explore this charming corner at the foot of the city’s oldest water tower where you can experience the famed spirit of young Berlin at Gagarin.
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The Café-Restaurant owes its name to Yuri Gagarin, who was the first man to travel to space. Looking at the menu and the portraits on the walls, you’ll notice the Soviet cosmonaut is ubiquitous... a lively museum dedicated to the former idol, with an ironic whiff of Eastern nostalgia.
The furniture at Gagarin’s is a curious mix of shapes and colors, from different origins. You’ll find anything there, from soft armchairs to spartan stools, including a cozy atmosphere and warm reception. The menu offers a selection of dishes with exotic, but appetizing names. The best way to savor Gagarin’s food is by ordering a choice of dishes. If you’re not hungry, come on in for a coffee – one of the best in town. Take a break and sit back after taking a stroll through this fascinating quarter.
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"Bar GAGARIN"
Knaackstr. 22/24 - 10405 Berlin - Prenzlauer Berg
Tel. & Fax 030/ 442 88 07
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| Berlin by night - Disco & Co. |
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Assorti GAGARIN Extra 16 € for 2 persons 
