Berlin Restaurants

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  • 1. Facil

    $$$$ | Tiergarten

    One of Germany's top restaurants, Facil is also one of the more relaxed of its class: the elegant, minimalist setting—it's in the fifth-floor courtyard of the Mandala Hotel, with exquisite wall panels and a glass roof that opens in summer—and impeccable service make this feel like something of an oasis in the busy city. Diners can count on a careful combination of modern takes on German classics and inspiration from across the globe, best sampled in the four- to eight-course set meals.

    Potsdamer Str. 3, Berlin, Berlin, 10785, Germany
    030-5900–51234

    Known For

    • Seasonal tasting menus with mainly regional ingredients
    • Beautiful rooftop setting
    • Extensive wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed weekends
  • 2. 5 - Cinco by Paco Pérez

    $$$$ | Tiergarten

    Catalan chef Paco Pérez, a disciple of Ferran Adrià of Spain's legendary elBulli, offers two tasting menus of colorful and playful food, highlighting the maximum flavor of each ingredient and containing some fun surprises; you can also order à la carte. If you are curious and want something less dear, try a less expensive sampling of the chef's food next door at The Casual. The contemporary interior stands in stark contrast to Berlin’s vintage-obsessed establishments: walls mix slick tile with dark wood, and the ceiling is hung with a jumble of bronze pots, pans, and jugs.

    Drakestr. 1, Berlin, Berlin, 10787, Germany
    030-311–7220

    Known For

    • High-end Spanish-style molecular gastronomy
    • Good selection of Spanish wines
    • Cheaper, simpler options at The Casual next door

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Reservations essential
  • 3. Oh, Panama

    $$$ | Tiergarten

    Tucked into a courtyard in the Tiergarten district near galleries and cool boutiques, Oh, Panama (named after a popular German children's book) has a contemporary, artsy decor that perfectly matches its eclectic international cuisine—think small, shareable plates or more substantial mains, with a fine selection of fish, meat, and veggie options. Hip Berliners and in-the-know tourists enjoy expertly mixed seasonal cocktails or a glass of natural wine with their meal.

    Potsdamer Str. 91, Berlin, Berlin, 10785, Germany
    030-9832–08435

    Known For

    • Well-presented small plates
    • Inventive, unique flavor combinations
    • Fun vibe with charming waitstaff

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch
  • 4. Paris-Moskau

    $$$$ | Tiergarten

    If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind dining experience, head to this half-timber house—built more than 100 years ago as a pub and guesthouse along the Paris–Moscow railway—that stands dwarfed by a government complex and the hotels and office buildings around Hauptbahnhof. Today, it serves dishes so intricately prepared they look like works of art, with unique flavor combinations; in addition to the à la carte menu, there is a three-course set menu, with a vegetarian option, in the evening.

    Alt-Moabit 141, Berlin, Berlin, 10557, Germany
    030-394–2081

    Known For

    • Quaint historic setting
    • Artfully presented international dishes
    • Well-chosen wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch Sat.
  • 5. Schleusenkrug

    $ | Tiergarten

    Forget the fast-food options at Zoo Station. Instead, follow the train tracks to the back of the taxi and bus queues, where you'll enter Tiergarten and within 100 yards come upon the best hideaway in the area: Schleusenkrug. In warmer weather you can order at the window and sit in the beer garden or on the back patio, watching pleasure ships go through the lock. Inside is a casual restaurant with a changing daily menu.

    Müller-Breslau-Str., Berlin, Berlin, 10623, Germany
    030-313–9909

    Known For

    • Outdoor drinking and dining
    • Good choice of beer and wine
    • Flammkuchen and schnitzel
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