This award-winning restaurant in Kreuzberg is primarily known for its classic German cuisine and the wine list with its various Austrian and German wines. The kitchen takes advantage of seasonal dishes, and this is clearly reflected in the menu. For those who want to try a little of everything, there's a three, four or five course menu. The atmosphere is cosy and intimate, but also a tad formal. The rustic atmosphere and location on the Spree conspire to make you forget you're in the heart of Berlin. When the weather's good, sit out on the terrace or in the beautiful garden. [Read more]

Café Einstein is situated in a 19th century villa, and has a Vienna coffee house entourage. After entering you can't but notice the beautiful bar made of dark wood. This is the ideal place for anyone longing for a splendid cup of espresso or cappuccino, while waiters in magnificent penguin suites are walking around. You can have a nice lunch here or enjoy sweets like a fantastic Apfelstrudel. Thanks to its wonderful interior design and its popularity, the coffee bar is a cosy and vivid environment to quickly spend an hour inside. In the summer, the magnificent garden is a must. [Read more]

The Austrian schnitzel paradise lies between the impressive Ku'damm and the slightly less prestigious Zoologischer garten (zoo) train station. The public is made up of numerous regular patrons and a sprinkling of tourists. It's the right place to come for Austrian classics and very good seasonal dishes. Leave a space for dessert because the Kaiserschmarrn (pancakes with raisins and prunes) is the undisputed highlight of the evening. The homemade Viennese apple strudel is also a winner! Two further advantages: an excellent wine list and reasonable prices! [Read more]