Guidebook for Berlin
Food Scene
You absolutely *must* try their earl grey chiffon cake.
59 abantu bendawo batusa
House of Small Wonder
11-13 AuguststraßeYou absolutely *must* try their earl grey chiffon cake.
Oslo Kaffebar
13 EichendorffstraßeR/D Coffee Bar
19 ChausseestraßeGreat little bakery with rotating lunch specials (German cuisine). In the evenings, their restaurant with the same name opens up and is an excellent spot for a more 'authentic' German meal.
25 abantu bendawo batusa
Bäckerei Alpenstück
1 SchröderstraßeGreat little bakery with rotating lunch specials (German cuisine). In the evenings, their restaurant with the same name opens up and is an excellent spot for a more 'authentic' German meal.
One of the best pizzerias in Berlin (my Italian flatmate says so!)
78 abantu bendawo batusa
Papà Pane di Sorrento
23 AckerstraßeOne of the best pizzerias in Berlin (my Italian flatmate says so!)
Zeit für Brot
4 Alte Schönhauser Str.Known for their schnecken (cinnamon rolls)
Calling all vegetarians: their tofu burger is delicious. Meat-eaters will love it here too. All burgers are served on steamed buns. Go during lunch for a small discount on your meal.
121 abantu bendawo batusa
Shiso Burger
29C AuguststraßeCalling all vegetarians: their tofu burger is delicious. Meat-eaters will love it here too. All burgers are served on steamed buns. Go during lunch for a small discount on your meal.
Schnitzelei Mitte
11 NovalisstraßeSome of the best schnitzel in Berlin (veggie options too)
What do you fancy love?
68-69 KnesebeckstraßeDrinks & Nightlife
Z-Bar
2 Bergstraßeick koof mir Dave Lombardo wenn ick reich bin
34 ZionskirchstraßeThe Castle Berlin Mitte
129 InvalidenstraßeIf you're craving craft beer, head here.
Essentials
If for whatever reason you're in need of a haircut, this is *the* place. Everyone here speaks some combination of French, English, and German -- and they give the best haircuts in Berlin. Call ahead (or pop by) to make an appointment as they don't usually take walk-ins.
VIKTOR LESKE MITTE
8 JoachimstraßeIf for whatever reason you're in need of a haircut, this is *the* place. Everyone here speaks some combination of French, English, and German -- and they give the best haircuts in Berlin. Call ahead (or pop by) to make an appointment as they don't usually take walk-ins.
REWE
118-120 ChausseestraßeThis is an organic (or as the Germans say 'Bio') market, so it's more expensive, but very convenient if you're in a pinch.
168 abantu bendawo batusa
Alnatura Super Natur Markt
BergmannstraßeThis is an organic (or as the Germans say 'Bio') market, so it's more expensive, but very convenient if you're in a pinch.