When dining at Ernst, think less of going to a restaurant and more of dining in someone's kitchen. This eight-seat chefs counter experience (yes, experience, and make sure to book your ticket asap) is sure to delight.
Just as Julius says themselves, they specialize in coffee, food, and wine. Acting as a cafe and brunch spot throughout the day, Julius transforms into a thoroughly curated dinner restaurant well worth visiting. Produce is sourced from a network of local suppliers, so menus change weekly. Stop by soon and often!
Hamburger Bahnhof beckons art enthusiasts, highlighting the major figures in art movements since the 1960s. Within the transformed setting of a 19th century railway station, this cultural gem harmoniously merges historical significance with avant-garde artistic expressions, offering visitors an immersive and enlightening artistic journey.
We think we have found the best meat shop in Berlin, if not in all of Germany. With less mainstream cuts of high quality meat & exceptional imported beef, this is the place to get your meat for your next dinner party.
This cosy German restaurant is housed in a converted former brewery, but it's not all pints on their lovely courtyard terrace. Order the signature slow roasted pork.