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Actress Lilly Anders still personally selects the pieces for her store on Nollendorfstraße, not by brand, but by fashion era and condition. Fräulein Anders is primarily known for clothing from the fifties, complemented by an online workshop on developing one's own vintage style. Among the vintage stores in Berlin, this is the curated Fifties collection.

At the northern end of Pappelallee crepes are made the Japanese way, rolled into a cone and filled with fruit, creams, sauces and pieces of cake. The format comes from the Harajuku district of Tokyo. The menu runs from a simple cinnamon sugar crepe to savoury versions with teriyaki chicken or prawns, with espresso and matcha latte alongside.

Since 2012, Tischendorf in Neukölln has been serving breakfast on Friedelstraße in the heart of Kreuzkölln. This Australian-influenced cafe combines homemade quality with local coffee and a menu ranging from porridge to poached eggs.

Masaya on Zietenstraße near Nollendorfplatz serves Lebanese cuisine: Master chef Haissam Nassr offers cold and warm mezze and skewers from the charcoal grill, with wooden tables under large parasols outside. Platters are calculated per person and cost between 35 and 43 Euros. For a business meal in Schöneberg, everything is served family-style for sharing.

Tsomi in Kollwitzkiez in Prenzlauer Berg combines modern, colorful design with traditional Georgian cuisine. The name means "dough" in Georgian – because bread has an ancient tradition in Georgia and is part of every dish. If you're looking for Khinkali, Khachapuri, and natural wines from the Caucasus, this is the right place.

Social coworking in the heart of Berlin-Mitte: MACHWERK is located in the historic Alte Münze directly on the Spree and combines productive work with social added value. All proceeds flow into social projects in the city.

High-level North Indian cuisine, just a few steps from Ku'damm: The Anappurna Indian Restaurant in Charlottenburg stands for authentic flavors, carefully selected spices, and a menu ranging from Tandoori specialties to homemade Thali.

Right at the Brandenburg Gate, in Berlin's most famous luxury hotel in Mitte: The Lobby Lounge & Bar at Hotel Adlon Kempinski is the place for champagne cocktails accompanied by a live pianist, while the legendary elephant fountain gently splashes.

In Libauer Straße in Friedrichshain, designer Marisa Fuentes Prado runs her label Maqu as a store and studio in one. The cotton is 100 percent GOTS-certified, manufactured in Berlin and Lima, and vegan shoes made from natural rubber are also available.

Stucco ceilings from 1894, candlelight, and creative German cuisine with a star: The Bieberbau in Wilmersdorf is perhaps Berlin's most romantic address for a dinner for two. What's served here partly grows in its own herb garden in the Barnim Nature Park.