A comprehensive guide to the best foodie places in Germany's capital.
Looking for the must-visit Berlin restaurants? Here are my top 7 coolest restaurants in Berlin you can't miss on your next trip to Germany.
The Germany guide with everything you need to know to have a fabulous vacation in Germany, from a girl who has lived and solo traveled here since 2014.
When it comes to food, this may be the most exciting and international city in Europe.
Berlin's restaurants are amazing. But in keeping with its gritty, artistic side, Berlin has a superior street food market scene. Here are 5 great Berlin street food markets.
If you're wondering where to eat in Berlin, I've got you covered with Asian food, breakfast and brunch and a great pizza spot.
When travelling, I'm always into regional food and drinks; trying to find the best spots for an early morning coffee, a late brunch or a good dinner, and some nice drinks.
Being a huge fan of German cuisine and heading to Berlin, I immediately signed up for Secret Food Tours Berlin, an award-winning company that runs foodie tours worldwide that I'd heard so much about. I absolutely love doing food tours, it's the perfect introduction to a new city and their local food, it ensures you try some of the very best, you get to learn all about it and it sets you up for the rest of your time there. I have done many food tours all around the world and this one was the most indulgent yet and my personal favourite. A Foodie Experience Stop #1 This lunchtime food tour is set in the popular and trendy East Berlin neighbourhood of Friedrichshain. Our group's meeting point was in front of the U-Bahn stop Warschauer, which was very easy to find and only a few stops away from where I was staying in Alexanderplatz. Once everyone had arrived, our lovely guide Becs introduced herself and told us what to expect from our upcoming tour. We also went around in the group and said where we were from, and what our favourite food was. We headed off on a short walk to our first foodie stop of the day, a local döner shop. A döner or Berliner kebab is one of the city's specialities. Developed in Berlin in 1972, it's an adaption of the traditional Turkish-style kebab and is a pita bread pocket filled with spiced meat, salad and sauce. The shop is owned by a local Turkish family and we could see ours being freshly prepared infront of us. We each got a chicken shawarma, with a mango-curry chutney, chilli paste, homemade hummus, tzatziki and salad. The warm, soft bread, the tender meat and the combination of flavours were incredible, it's definitely one of the very best I've ever had. I couldn't believe we got to have a whole one each, as just one is a huge meal in itself! I had to try very hard not to eat it all as I knew there was a lot more food still to come. We washed it down with a Fritz-Kola, a popular German soft drink. Our tour was certainly off to an amazing start. Stop #2 Next up, Becs took us on a pleasant walk through some cool alleyways with street art and graffiti. It was great to be shown a bit more of the neighbourhood and walking bursts between food stops are always welcome! We stopped at a trendy looking restaurant and bar where we got to order a beverage of our choice. Some went for coffee, others, like me, went for a beer. When in Germany! Out came an enormous slab of freshly baked flatbread pizza, known in German as Flammkuchen, meaning 'flame cake.' When most people think pizza they think of Italy, but Germans do their crispy and smoky pizza very very well. The thin, crispy crust was so light, and the ham, sour cream and onion toppings were very moreish. I loved it! Stop #3 When we were all ready to go we were off again for our first sweet stop of the day. I was super excited walking into a traditional Turkish sweets shop with the most amazing window display. If you didn't know, Berlin's cultural mix is dominated by the Turkish community, which is the largest outside of Turkey. This brought the most excellent Turkish food to Berlin, including the best baklava I've ever tried in life! We had a very generous piece each which was melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Baklava is a rich, and very sweet dessert pastry made of light layers of filo, filled with pistachio and sweetened and held together with a sticky syrup or honey. It was so good! Stop #4 Buzzed up on sugar, we continued on to another stand-up tasting of arguably Berlin's most popular street food, Currywurst. What would a Berlin food tour be without a Currywurst stop? This typical snack consists of a fried pork sausage (or Bratwurst), cut into slices and seasoned with curry ketchup, with curry powder sprinkled on top. We had two different kinds to share, one was a slightly milder sauce and the other was spicier. Both were fantastic in my opinion! There were quite a few people lining up at the street stall so it was definitely a popular place to get it from. Stop #5 Off to our final stop of the day, we sat in a busy restaurant and bar which had a cool and sociable atmosphere. We could order another drink of our choice and I opted for a local beer. Out came delicious looking schnitzel sandwiches in a burger-style. The bread roll was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the crumbed schnitzel was juicy and the cucumber, lettuce and sauce pulled the whole thing together. Every bite was amazing! I was officially full to the brim by now but there is ALWAYS room for dessert and my all-time favourite just happened to come out! We finished off with a slice of Käsekuchen, which is German baked cheesecake. It was light, creamy and basically a gift sent from the gods. It was the perfect way to finish and everyone was highly satisfied after a fantastic three hours of trying so many highlights of Berlin's top cuisine. Becs gave us a handy booklet with tips and recommendations on the best places to eat for the rest of our time in Berlin which was a very nice touch. The tour ended directly across the road from Oberbaumbrücke, a red double-deck bridge crossing the River Spree. It's also the location of the very beginning of the East Side Gallery, which is the perfect activity to do after the food tour. It's a protected open-air gallery along the longest remaining part of the Berlin Wall. The 1.3 kilometre stretch of murals are amazing, unique and hold a lot of meaning. The Details Tour: Secret Food Tours Berlin Reviews: 5/5 stars from 314 reviews on Trip Advisor Price: €59 per adult (US$67) Times: Daily at 11 am Final Thoughts If I were to create my own dream food tour, it would have been exactly this. I could not have been more impressed by Secret Food Tours Berlin and I truly can't rave about them enough. I highly enjoyed trying such a variety of dishes from popular local spots and everything was so fresh and full of flavour. The tour was perfectly balanced, with just the right amount of walking between each stop and a good mixture of standing up and sitting down. I loved that each place was unique in its own way and specialised in what we were trying. Our guide Becs was fantastic, she was so friendly and informative, we all learnt a lot about the history of each dish as well as some great facts about Berlin throughout the tour. The generous portions make this tour excellent value for money, you certainly don't need to eat breakfast or dinner on the same day! I couldn't recommend this tour any higher, it was a fantastic foodie experience and a top highlight of my recent time in Berlin. Pin it! :) Definitely check out their other tours offered all over the world too! Happy Travels,
If you're wondering where to eat in Berlin, I've got you covered with Asian food, breakfast and brunch and a great pizza spot.
You'll probably spend lots of time sightseeing in Mitte, and my list of the best restaurants in Mitte Berlin will help you find good food.
A list of unusual things to do in Berlin, including a Berlin food guide! Read about the best Berlin bike tour, best neighbourhoods and more.
22 Great Dinner Spots in Berlin We’ve already covered breakfast and lunch, and now it’s time for dinner! From street food to traditional German to international restaurants, Berlin’s food scene has a lot to offer. There is something for everyone and it was again not so easy to choose my favorites.As always, there is also […]
Explore the edgier side of Berlin. This list of 48 cool things to do in Berlin includes monsters, kitsch, offbeat art and spies.
Pesto ist schnell gemacht und wird klassisch zu Pasta-Gerichten serviert. Frische Zutaten, wie gute Nüsse und feiner Käse, in Verbindung mit einem guten Olivenöl machen selbstgemachte Pesto unwiderstehlich.
All the best Berlin Christmas Markets you can't miss while in Germany, including the famous markets, best gluhwein huts and magical holiday food stalls...
22 Great Dinner Spots in Berlin We’ve already covered breakfast and lunch, and now it’s time for dinner! From street food to traditional German to international restaurants, Berlin’s food scene has a lot to offer. There is something for everyone and it was again not so easy to choose my favorites.As always, there is also […]
Amazing things to do in Berlin, recommended by a local! The best Berlin landmarks, museums & food to try. Plus an easy day trip from the city
Amazing things to do in Berlin, recommended by a local! The best Berlin landmarks, museums & food to try. Plus an easy day trip from the city
When travelling, I'm always into regional food and drinks; trying to find the best spots for an early morning coffee, a late brunch or a good dinner, and some nice drinks.
Guide to the best Berlin food tours includes Fork and Walk Berlin food tour company which offers 3 hours, local guide to 6 food stops.
Our top recommendations for the best brunch restaurants in Berlin, Germany, with pictures, reviews, and details from the editors at Condé Nast Traveler. Find the best in dining based on location, cuisine, price, view, and more.
Image 12 of 16 from gallery of Kantini in Bikini Berlin / Studio Aisslinger. Photograph by Patricia Parinejad
Hallo Leute, wie ihr oben ja lesen könnt, kommt heute ein Foodguide über meine Heimatstadt Berlin. Ich dachte mir, ich schreibe Travelguides über Städte, die ich bereist habe, aber meine eigene Stadt lass ich dabei ganz außen vor. Das soll sich heute ändern. Ich weiß, die Meinungen sind gespalten über Berlin. Ich habe schon ganz unterschiedliche Reaktionen zur Hauptstadt gehört. Dennoch möchte ich sie nicht unerwähnt lassen. Einen richtigen Travelguide wollte ich nicht schreiben. Erstens kann ich da logischerweise nichts über Übernachtungsmöglichkeiten schreiben, was ich persönlich etwas schade finde und zweitens plane ich ja jetzt, wieder öfter etwas in meiner Kategorie „Warum ich Berlin liebe“ zu posten, wo es also noch jede Menge weitere Tipps rund um Berlin geben wird. Ein Foodguide schien mir aber denoch sehr sinnvoll. Auch, weil ich dazu schon sehr viel gesammelt habe. Natürlich kenne ich noch viel mehr Restaurants und Cafés. Nur habe ich dazu meistens keine Bilder mehr. Wenn euch dieser Guide allerdings gefällt, kann ich gern irgendwann noch einen Teil 2 machen, wenn ich wieder genug gesammelt habe. Berlin ist dreckig, arm und laut und dennoch braucht es das alles, damit es einfach perfekt ist. Berlin ist genauso multikulti und nicht so spießig, […]
From posh pizzerias to cosy hideouts ideal for lazy lunches when the chill factor arrives – these are the tastiest Berlin restaurants to tick off right now
This detailed guide shares what to do and see in Berlin-Mitte, including the best museums, historic sites, restaurants, and so much more!
A first-time visit to Berlin is bound to be an absolutely incredible experience, filled with an eclectic mix of history, culture and gorgeous sights, it's - 17 Best Things To In Berlin, Germany - Travel, Travel Advice - Berlin, Europe, Germany - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography
This 2 day Berlin itinerary is the ultimate guide to how to spend your city break in Berlin and the best sights for first time visitors.
Visiting Berlin? From parks and museums to great food and plenty of culture, here are our favorite things to do in Berlin with kids.
How to make a Berliner (bola de Berlim).
🌟 Omas DDR Schmorgurken – Ein kulinarischer Ausflug in die gute alte Zeit! 🥒✨ Dieses einfache und herzhafte Gericht bringt nicht nur Geschmack, sondern auch jede Menge Nostalgie auf den Teller. Mit Speck, Ketchup und viel Liebe zubereitet, ist es der perfekte Comfort Food für die ganze Familie. Probier es aus und lass dich in die Vergangenheit entführen! 🥰 #DDRRezept #Schmorgurken #Nostalgie #Hausmannskost #DeutscheKüche #KochenMitLiebe #Familienessen #TraditionelleKüche #EinfacheRezepte #ComfortFood
