Since its opening in 1962, Paris Bar attracts the who's who of Berlin alongside a list of global figures and celebrities. Taking inspiration on classic French design and cuisine, Paris Bar creates a cozy haven in Berlin. 

When we say that the pralines and chocolate laboured over and created at pars is utterly delectable, you've got to take our word for it. With the perfect crunch, creaminess, and melt on the tongue velvet texture, they're so ridiculously moreish it's difficult to know when to stop. Hand made every day in Berlin expect flavours you'd never imagine with an assortment that is constantly changing. 

As the name gives away, this spot is undoubtedly 'funky', and it also rustles up some of the best seafood plates in the city. Blending Asian flavours with the freshest fish, you've got to go for the chef's recommendations; the sole à la meunière is just to die for. 

You would never expect Berlin's best Japanese restaurant to be hidden behind the graffiti'ed glass of an old drug store. 893 Ryōtei embodies excellence in food quality while maintaining an unpretentious nature. From exceptionally fresh fish to exciting cocktails, 893 Ryōtei delivers part of the dining experience.