


The cozy vegan café No Milk Today in Berlin-Kreuzberg offers a wide range of pure vegan dishes and drinks.
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Eating out is a joy in Berlin, a city with an endless range of cuisines and price points. From street food and cosy bistros to fine dining, eating out means everything from currywurst and döner to Michelin-starred menus across the districts.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for eating out, from casual neighbourhood spots to international kitchens and top restaurants. Some focus on comfort and value, others on gourmet cooking and special occasions.
Browse the places below to find the best eating out in Berlin, compare menus and prices, and book your table.



The cozy vegan café No Milk Today in Berlin-Kreuzberg offers a wide range of pure vegan dishes and drinks.






The Greek restaurant Hinterhof in Mitte offers a wide selection of Mediterranean dishes and a bright and modern ambience.






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Moabit's Waffly offers a large selection of tasty, sweet and fresh waffles.

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The café and restaurant boat Spree-Blick is a tightly moored boat on Berlin-Moabit's Hansabrücke. Closed right now.







Really worth mentioning with this Thai restaurant in Berlin-Schöneberg are the fruity sauces with a refreshing yet not obtrusive taste.


Menus with green and red curry, prawn patties, duck in oyster sauce, a number of dishes with fish and edible plate decorations made of veggies - the Mao Thai has been the first high-end Thai restaurant in Eastern Berlin since 1993.


With its restaurant and delivery service, the Izumi figues among the most well-known restaurants for sushi in Berlin.

Restaurant More is a well-frecuented hip living-room restaurant. At lunch time the guests can choose between two daily changing menus.






Every day around lunch time, the brasserie serves a daily new selection of various dishes.




Spandau's Raymons offers you the entire bandwidth of seafood - from rusty fish creations like pickled herring housewife style and fillet of zander or a salad of mussels and octopus to more refined creations like monkfish wrapped in bacon.


A fillet of zander, monkfish, salmon, seabass or a prawn platter - one of Berlin's favourite fish restaurants is Fisherman's Restaurant!

Mr. Hai Life offers a special business lunch menu from Monday to Saturday with main courses from as little as 6,00 euro. Owner Tran Van Hai is the ambassador of a sophisticted Asian cuisine served in a laid-back metropolis atmosphere.








This elegant restaurant on Charlottenburg's Steinplatz offers a select business lunch and the ambience for eating out with your business friends. Their cuisine serves Berlin classics made from regional ingredients.



Restaurant Alpenstück in Berlin-Mitte is a restaurant with its own bakery and manufactory store - its cuisine style is South German-Austrian.


The bread crust is hot, of golden-yellow colour, waver thin and the meat is tender - Schnitzel aficionados are up for a treat at the Aigner.

Sonja Frühsammer is considered to be the best female cook in Berlin. Her guests enjoy not only her excellent cuisine but also the beautiful ambiance of a spacious villa in Grunewald. 1 Michelin star (2019) and 17 Gault Millau points (2019) were awarded to Frühsammers restaurant.



Schöneberg's Restaurant Alt-Österreich DIODATA is the combination of a typical Vienna café and restaurant, serving traditional Austrian culinary delights.






The restaurant Alois Oberbacher has moved and now offers a slighty modified concept of Alpine cuisine focusing on the good, honest Schnitzel.




Inspired by the classic film "The Third Man" with Orson Welles, this Austrian restaurant located in Prenzlauer Berg pays culinary hommage to Vienna.






The Wiener Beisl, located on Berlin-Charlottenburg's Kantstraße, offers sophisticated Austrian cuisine in a distinguished atmosphere.



The restaurant at Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum for the Present Age - stands for a German-Austrian inspired cuisine.