The Neighborhood Map — Cee Cee x MUBI GO

Victoria Bar

Victoria Bar is Berlin cultural heritage. An institution since the turn of the century, it’s a haven for night owls and a favorite of the city’s art scene. If there’s one place you might spot your favorite actor, it’s here.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Potsdamer Straße 102, Tiergarten

Slumberland

It’s down to earth and there’s sand on the floor: step into Slumberland, a dimly lit Schöneberg oasis. Known for its never-changing 80s charm and house beer, you always know what you’ll get when you enter.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Goltzstraße 24, Mitte

Wolf Kino

Wolf Kino Text

-> Weserstraße 59, Neukölln

Rollberg Kino

-> Rollbergstraße 70, Neukölln

Acid Bakery

Forget everything you know about bakeries. Acid serves up a rebellious twist on classics, from tangy sourdough to unexpected pastries. Paired with excellent coffee, it’s an electric start to your day.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Rosenthaler Straße 9, Mitte

-> @acid.cafe

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Muret La Barba

Brunch goals in a Scandi-chic setting. Distrikt’s sourdough toasts, creamy eggs, and heavenly coffee will make you linger—though the ricotta pancakes might just steal the show.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Rosenthaler Straße 61, Mitte

-> @muretlabarba

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Distrikt Coffee

Brunch goals in a Scandi-chic setting. Distrikt’s sourdough toasts, creamy eggs, and heavenly coffee will make you linger—though the ricotta pancakes might just steal the show.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Bergstraße 68, Mitte

-> @distriktcoffee

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Paloma Bar

A Kreuzberg institution. Paloma is the go-to for soulful house, disco vibes, and panoramic views. Small but mighty, it’s where Berlin’s night owls roam.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Skalitzer Straße 135, Mitte

-> @paloma_berlin

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3 Minutes Sur Mer

Charming yet unpretentious, this bistro turns simple French classics into showstoppers. Pair your steak frites with a glass from the natural wine list and let the cozy atmosphere do the rest.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Torstraße 167, Mitte

-> @3minsurmer

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Magic John's Pizza

Brooklyn meets Berlin at Magic John’s, where hand-tossed crusts, zesty toppings, and a dash of irreverence collide. Grab a slice, and don’t miss the garlic knots—they are, dare we say, magic.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Oranienburger Straße 48, Mitte

-> @mmmagicjohns

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Sophiensaele

Performance meets experimentation in the historic Mitte venue of Sophiensaele. Expect daring theater, immersive dance, and offbeat cabaret—Sophiensaele is where Berlin’s performance arts thrive.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Sophienstraße 18, Mitte

-> @sophiensaele

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Tresor Club

Tresor is Berlin electronic music history: its legendary vault has pulsed with techno beats since 1991. Now situated on Köpenicker Straße, the club still offers a raw, industrial space for DJs and dancers alike.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Köpenicker Straße 70, Kreuzberg

-> @tresorberlin

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The Good Store

After immersing ourselves in Sofia Coppola’s unrivaled aesthetics, we dream of upgrading our own look. We visit The Good Store for a curation of contemporary vintage, unisex jewelry and beautiful gifts.

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Pannierstraße 31, Neukölln
-> @the_good_ store_ berlin

Beuster Bar

We recently watched Babette’s Feast, and, like Babette, we believe food can be an expression of love. When we want to communicate love through food, we take our friends to Beuster Bar for champagne and oysters.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Weserstraße 32, Neukölln
-> @beusterbar

Knödelwirtschaft

The coziest evenings are spent at home watching a film, but when you’re itching to get out of the house, Wolf Kino and Knödelwirtschaft come in at a close second. The hearty, warming dumplings come in many variations — don’t skip the mushroom sauce!

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Fuldastraße 33, Neukölln
-> @knoedelwirtschaft

Eins44

Eat a contemporary European meal before catching a contemporary European film. Eins44 — hidden away in a high-ceilinged old distillery — serves unfussy, seasonal food prioritizing creativity and flavor.

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Elbestraße 28/29, Neukölln
-> @eins44

Café Espera

It’s nearly impossible to pass by Espera’s glass storefront without stopping for a pastry or cake. We like to sit here and do as Amélie would: observe all the different characters that come in and out.

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Pannierstraße 6, Neukölln
-> @cafeespera

Das Gift

Just around the corner from Wolf Kino, stumble across Das Gift, “the friendliest bar in Neukölln”. We like to head here for a drink after a film, especially when they’re hosting a stand-up comedy night or pub quiz.

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Donaustraße 119, Neukölln

-> @dasgiftberlin

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Pequod Books

While we don’t mind watching international films in their original language (thanks to subtitles), reading books is a different story. Pequod offers a wide range of second-hand books in over 20 languages.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Selchower Straße 33, Neukölln

-> @pequodbooks

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Veist

Channeling Margot Tenenbaum but don’t have the outfit to match? A trip to Veist should do the trick. It’s one of the few authentic thrift stores left in Berlin, offering a huge price range of affordable and couture statement pieces.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Selchower Straße 32, Neukölln

Feed the Pony

A great cinematic experience should be followed by a great culinary one, and that’s where Feed the Pony comes in. The wine and whiskey selection is top-shelf, the menu is thought-out, and the food is outstanding.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Schillerpromenade 37, Neukölln

-> @feed_thepony

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L'Eustache

There’s something magical about a limited screening. We feel the same about pop-up dinners — if you’re not there, you’ll miss it. L’Eustache hosts pop-up events on Sundays, inviting chefs to share special menus for one night only.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Weisestraße 49, Neukölln

-> @restaurantleustache

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Mama Kalo

Curious combinations are no stranger in film – and often lead to amazing results. Mama Kalo is further proof, fusing German and French cuisine to create unlikely, delicious food.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Herrfurthstraße 23, Neukölln

-> @mama_kalo_berlin

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Lavanderia Vecchia

A hidden gem, stepping into Lavanderia Vecchia is like stepping into Italy. The restaurant mimics an Italian city street with “laundry” pegged to washing lines trapezing across the ceiling. We recommend their three-course lunch menu.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Flughafenstraße 46, Neukölln

-> @lavanderiavecchia

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Kindl

This one is for those who are always hungry for more arts and culture. KINDL Centre for Contemporary Art is one of our favorite free art spaces in Berlin with well-curated exhibitions that are often relevant to the current state of the world.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Am Sudhaus 3, Neukölln

-> @kindlberlin

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Engels Café

Not too far from Rollberg Kino, in Schillerkiez, stop by the cozy Engels Café. Feast on a long, lazy brunch before your film or stop by afterward in the evening for a cocktail. Check their Instagram for events.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> Herrfurthstraße 21, Neukölln

-> @engelsberlin

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Jones Ice Cream

We can’t be the only ones who crave ice cream after a box of salty popcorn. Everything is made from scratch (and you can taste the difference!). If you don’t want to risk brain freeze, opt for a cookie instead.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Goltzstraße 3, Neukölln

-> @jonesicecream

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Sardinen Bar

If you’re up for trying new things, you’ll be intrigued by Sardinen Bar. It’s a restaurant centering around the chef’s passion for canned fish, accompanied by a selection of fine wines and raw milk cheeses.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Grunewaldstraße 79, Neukölln

-> @sardinen.bar

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Sironi La Pizza

We haven’t had a chance to try their vegan winter special pizza — topped with pumpkin sauce, veggies, kale pesto and walnuts — but it’s at the top of our list! When we visit Sironi’s we always take a loaf of Italian bread home with us.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Goltzstraße 36, Neukölln

-> @sironi_lapizza

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Sahara Imbiss

Famous for its flavorful peanut sauce, the hole-in-the-wall Sudanese eatery is a great place to grab some street food before or after a screening. Few Berliners have yet to try the falafel and halloumi sandwich.

Carrie Hajny at Wolf Kino

-> Reuterstraße 56, Neukölln

-> @saharaimbiss

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Rudolph-Wilde-Park

Get outside and stretch your legs before snuggling up in the cinema with your favorite snacks. It’s the perfect park for a solo stroll or wander with friends.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Volkspark Wilmersdorf, Wilmersdorf

Chert Lüdde

Make it a cultural day out and visit the gallery before the cinema. Exhibiting contemporary art, the gallery regularly opens two or three shows simultaneously — bringing together different perspectives.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Hauptstraße 18, Schöneberg

-> @chertluedde

Johann Bakery

The latte art is on point and these coffees taste as good as they look. Skip the soda and bring a flat white to the movies with you instead — take care of your caffeine intake if you’re catching a horror flick.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Gleditschstraße 47, Schöneberg

-> @johann_baeckerei

Portier Coffee

The latte art is on point and these coffees taste as good as they look. Skip the soda and bring a flat white to the movies with you instead — take care of your caffeine intake if you’re catching a horror flick.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Belziger Straße 33, Schöneberg

-> @portiercoffee

Double Eye

Pick up a bag of beans brought to you by barista world champion Arno Schmeil. Catering to coffee connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike, quality is the focus. Be sure to get an espresso to drink in the café while you’re there.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Akazienstraße 22, Schöneberg

-> @doubleeye_coffeeroasters

Moamoa

Korean cinema is finally getting the recognition it deserves in Europe, and so is Korean food. With a small but delicious menu, MOAMOA serves authentic, fresh dishes. It’s hard to go past the bibimbap but on particularly chilly days their hot soup hits the spot.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Hauptstraße 81, Schöneberg

-> @moamoa.berlin

Gorilla Bäckerei

The long queue that often trails out of the bakery’s front door is a testament to the flakiness of their pastries, the balance of their coffee, and the fluffiness of their focaccia. In need of a quick bite before your showing? You know where to go.

Aaron Altaras at Rollberg Kino

-> EUREF Campus 1, Schöneberg

-> @gorilla_baeckerei

Green Door

Forget the yellow brick road, follow the neon green sign and be transported somewhere between a private salon and a David Lynch film. Behind the green door attentive hosts, punchy cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere await.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Winterfeldtstraße 50, Schöneberg

-> @greendoorbar

Stagger Lee

After your film, duck into Stagger Lee for a nightcap. On the menu, you’ll discover beloved classics with contemporary twists. We recommend the Stagger Lee Beer Old Fashioned — a classic old fashioned with homemade dark beer syrup.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Nollendorfstraße 27, Schöneberg
-> @staggerleebar

Bonvivant Cocktail Bistro

Vegan and allergy-friendly, Bonvivant is a welcoming location no matter your dietary requirements. The bistro values sustainability, making it the ideal place to devour a conscious meal before watching a documentary.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Goltzstraße 32, Schöneberg

-> @bonvivantberlin

Weinverein Rote Insel

Their tagline is “pleasure and intoxication” and they don’t disappoint. Meet your friends for a glass of your favorite wine and a shared cheese plate before a film. Want to try a new wine? Ask the staff, they’re brimming with great recommendations.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Leuthener Straße 5, Schöneberg

-> @weinverein

Helka Ceramics

To some, cinema and ceramics make an unlikely pair, not to us. After immersing ourselves in cinematic beauty we can’t help but yearn to take a piece of beauty with us. That’s when we visit Lisa at her shop to find the perfect addition to our collection.

-> Böckhstraße 12, Neukölln

-> @helkagram

She Said Books

Specialty coffee served up in a female and queer bookshop, that’s our idea of an afternoon well spent. Enjoy a warm drink, peruse the shelves, and follow it up with a feminist film to fit the day’s agenda.

-> Kottbusser Damm 79, Neukölln

-> @shesaidbooks

Gel Gör

“Gel Gör” is Turkish for “come and see”, and that’s exactly what this budget-friendly restaurant calls for. Don’t skip the lentil soup or the iconic “techno sandwich” with halloumi and kofta.

-> Kottbusser Damm 80, Neukölln

-> @gelgor_kofteci

Hamy Café

If you’re searching for delicious Vietnamese, great value for money and a laidback atmosphere, Hamy’s is your place. Warm your belly with a big bowl of pho before warming your heart with a touching romantic drama.

-> Hasenheide 10, Neukölln

-> @hamy_cafe_fastfood

Gazzo

You would think a pizza restaurant would be renowned for its pizzas. And while Gazzo’s sourdough pizzas are noteworthy in their own right, it’s the buffalo soft serve with olive oil, sea salt and shortbread that keeps us coming back.

-> Hobrechtstraße 57, Neukölln

-> @gazzopizza

Le Bon

It’s not easy to find a great Eggs Benedict in Berlin. But if hollandaise sauce is on your mind, Le Bon is your oasis. Enjoy a slow Sunday morning brunching here with friends before heading off to catch an afternoon flick.

-> Boppstraße 1, Neukölln

-> @lebonberlin

Albatross

La Maison is a Berlin institution and their boutique on Urbanstraße is an extension of that. Pick up a Pain au Chocolat or ham baguette to bring to the cinema if you’re craving something more substantial than popcorn.

-> Graefestraße 66/67, Kreuzberg

-> @albatrossberlin

Boutique de La Maison

La Maison is a Berlin institution and their boutique on Urbanstraße is an extension of that. Pick up a Pain au Chocolat or ham baguette to bring to the cinema if you’re craving something more substantial than popcorn.

-> Urbanstraße 70A, Neukölln

-> @lamaisonberlin

Lager Lager

This neighborhood bar happens to be one of the few places in Neukölln where you can find a wide selection of craft and sour beers. And if beer’s not your thing, natural wine and cider are also on the menu!

-> Pflügerstraße 68, Neukölln

-> @lagerlagerberlin

St. Bart

Little is as comforting as a pub meal followed by a movie on a cold winter evening. St Bart emulates the classic British pub experience with pot pies and Scotch Eggs, and it wouldn’t be British without a Sunday roast.

-> Graefestraße 71, Neukölln

-> @st.bart.pub

Geistesblüten

There’s more to this bookstore than meets the eye… It might be a bookstore by day, but as night falls it transforms into a venue for frequently sold-out readings, film screenings and matinees.

-> Walter-Benjamin-Platz 2, Charlottenburg

-> @geistesblueten

Rogacki

Since 1928, when it was an eel and fish smokehouse, the delicatessen has fed Berliners — it’s a classic. Fill up on oysters and hot-smoked cod roe then head to the cinema to watch a screening of another classic.

-> Wilmersdorfer Straße 145/46, Charlottenburg

-> @rogacki_feinkost

Buchhandlung Knesebeck Elf

Great storytelling makes for great cinema. When you’re done getting your film fix, perhaps you fancy indulging in another medium. Pick up a new book at the bookstore for your cozy winter reading.

-> Knesebeckstraße 11, Charlottenburg

-> @knesebeck11

Andreas Murkudis

We go to Delphi LUX for great films, but also to immersive ourselves in the cinema’s Wes Anderson-esque design. If it leaves you inspired, Andreas Murkudis sells contemporary fashion, art and furniture to fill the brief.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Potsdamer Straße 81, Tiergarten

-> @andreasmurkudis

032c Workshop

Before settling in one of Delphi’s lush armchairs for a couple of hours, you might like to get your steps in, and what better way than with a little bit of retail therapy? Shop 032c’s ready-to-wear collection or pick up a copy of the magazine.

-> Kantstraße 149, Charlottenburg

-> @032c

Lovis

Housed in Wilmina, the restaurant and bar is just as magical. The star-like chandelier and painted arches will make you feel as though you’ve stepped straight into a Stanley Kubrick film.

-> Kantstraße 79, Charlottenburg

-> @lovisrestaurant

Österelli

Our perfect Sunday evening consists of crispy, golden schnitzel and a riveting film. Österelli has the first half of the equation under control. Our mouths are watering just thinking about it…

-> Bismarckstraße 6, Charlottenburg

-> @oesterelli

Dashi Canteen

We love a walk-in-only restaurant — it’s easy and relaxed, especially when you’re looking for somewhere to eat after a film. Attend their speed dating night, who knows maybe you’ll meet a fellow cinephile.

-> Englische Straße 21, Charlottenburg

-> @dashidiner

Frizza

Watching an enthralling film works up our appetite. And when our bellies grumble, we like to visit Frizza for a comforting bowl of ragout followed by a slice of pistachio cheesecake.

-> Nürnberger Straße 8, Charlottenburg

-> @frizza.kitchen

Standard Pizza

There’s pizza and then there’s Pizza Napoletana. Standard does pizza how Nonna would and you can taste the difference. Whenever we’re nearby, we always stop by for a classic Margherita.

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Torstraße 102, Mitte

-> @standardcharlottenburg

Pars

Few do casual fine dining like pars — the food might be top-tier and the atmosphere is unpretentious. Pair it with a film at the cinema and you’ve planned the perfect date night.

-> Grolmannstraße 53-54, Charlottenburg

-> @pars.berlin

Paris Bar

Their handwritten menus are as iconic as the restaurant itself. Serving up French staples such as steak frites and champagne. Do as the Parisians do and catch a French film afterward.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Kantstraße 152, Charlottenburg

-> @parisbar.berlin

Kicken

Because film and photography go hand in hand, here’s another photography gallery you cannot miss. Kicken particularly focuses on the German and Czech avant-garde of the twenties and thirties.

-> Kaiserdamm 118, Charlottenburg

-> @kickenberlin

Anahita Sadighi

Curator Anahita Sadighi takes a unique approach to her gallery — creating a space dedicated to intercultural exchange. While you’re in the area, it’s worth visiting the beautiful space designed by architects Gonzalez Haase AAS.

-> Schlüterstraße 16, Charlottenburg

-> @berlinartlover

CCA Berlin

It’s all happening at CCA. With workshops, exhibitions, screenings, readings and music, leave plenty of time to visit before settling in to watch the latest A24 film at the stylish Delphi Lux cinema.

-> Breitscheidplatz, Charlottenburg

-> @ccaberlin

Museum für Fotografie

While you’re enjoying a cinematic experience, you might as well soak in some photography too. And where better to satiate your visual appetite than the permanent Helmut Newton exhibition at Museum für Fotografie.

-> Jebensstraße 2, Charlottenburg

C/O Berlin

If, like us, you can’t stop at just one immersive experience, pair your movie with a trip to Berlin’s best photography and visual media gallery — where inspiration flows like it’s on tap.

-> Hardenbergstraße 22-24, Charlottenburg

-> @coberlin

Rocket + Basil

It’s Brunch with a Persian twist. Think creamy poached eggs with harissa butter, roasted plums with cinnamon-spiced yogurt, herby omelets with labneh… It’s hard to save room for your favorite movie snacks.

Langston Uibel at Odeon

-> Lützowstraße 22, Tiergarten

-> @rocket_and_basil

Aera

Ceoliacs, we can’t imagine how difficult it must be to walk into a bakery and be tempted by all the sweet treats you can’t eat. At Aera, the entire menu is gluten-free so you can try one of everything. The cardamon bun is calling your name!

Susanna Kim at Hackesche Höfe Kino

-> Rosenthaler Straße 47, Mitte

-> @aera_bread

Rum Trader

A cocktail bar without an Instagram account? Unheard of. But with 50 years under its belt, Rum Trader doesn’t need one. One of Berlin’s oldest cocktail bars, their drinks are curious and (unsurprisingly) usually rum-based.

-> Fasanenstraße 40, Charlottenburg

Schwarzes Café

Film at 21:30 but no time to grab dinner beforehand? Don’t go to bed hungry. The iconic café is open 24 hours on Saturdays and serves dinner (and breakfast) well into the night.

-> Kantstraße 148, Charlottenburg

-> @schwarzescafe

Wilmina

Is it a guest house? A restaurant? Gardens? Never one to stay inside the box, Wilmina is all three. Treat yourself to a staycation and feast on contemporary German food, before or after catching a movie at Delphi Lux.

-> Kantstraße 79, Charlottenburg

-> @wilmina

UUU

Popcorn is delicious but it hardly constitutes a meal. Before filling up on the salty (or sweet) snack, enjoy a traditional Chinese dinner, and be sure to take a bottle of their XB chili oil home with you.

-> Sprengelstraße 15, Wedding

-> @uuuberlin

Cozymazu

The Taiwanese teahouse serves a whole lot more than steaming pots of tea. On the weekends they offer a special brunch menu and — during the week — catch their taro tapioca dumplings and warming noodle soup.

-> Sprengelstraße 39, Wedding

-> @cozymazu

Theke

At Ora’s laidback sister restaurant, sit by the windows and look out over the Platz. And if you’re catching a Friday night flick, don’t go home before checking out the Disco Theke for snacks, aperitif and disco.

-> Seestraße 13, Wedding

-> @theke.berlin

Julius

A seasonal menu that changes weekly, bio-dynamic, wines, freshly-baked pastries, coffee roasted in-house — need we say more?

-> Gerichtstraße 31, Wedding

-> @julius.ernst.berlin

Savvy Contemporary

A space of endless possibilities, aka “the laboratory of form-ideas”. Make it a full day out and attend 3D printing workshops, exhibitions, live performances and more.

-> Reinickendorffer Straße 17, Wedding

-> @savvycontemporary

Schnella Mozzarella

Bundle up in the annex of The Forsberg and grab a roasted veggie and artichoke cream sandwich topped with crunchy cornichons for lunch before catching an afternoon session at City-Kino Wedding.

-> Gerichtstraße 26, Wedding

-> @schnellamozzarella_sandwiches

Bar Elisabeth

You’ll be drawn to this warm, cozy wine bar like moths to a flame. Candles flicker on the tables as you enjoy a selection of natural wines, beers, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks.

-> Sprengelstraße 41, Wedding

-> @bar.elisabeth.berlin

Ernst Cave

Arthouse followed by rare, small-batch wines? The wine bar doubles as a bottle shop so you can take your favorite wine home with you to enjoy it from the comfort of your sofa.

-> Gerichtstraße 31, Wedding

-> @ernst.cave

The Forsberg

Indulge in a delicious cocktail or two after your film at the intimate speakeasy. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the experimental homemade syrups and juices on offer.

-> Gerichtstraße 26, Wedding

-> @the_forsberg_berlin

Dukki

If you share our pickle and ferment addiction, the Korean bistro will hit the spot. Dishes are accompanied by kimchi, pickled radishes and lotus root, as every good meal should be.

-> Burgsdorfstraße 14, Wedding

-> @dukki_berlin

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Neukölln Delights

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032c Workshop

3 Minutes Sur Mer

Acid Bakery

Aera

Albatross

Anahita Sadighi

Andreas Murkudis

Bar Elisabeth

Beuster Bar

Bonvivant Cocktail Bistro

Boutique de La Maison

Buchhandlung Knesebeck Elf

C/O Berlin

Café Espera

CCA Berlin

Chert Lüdde

Cozymazu

Das Gift

Dashi Canteen

Distrikt Coffee

Double Eye

Dukki

Eins44

Engels Café

Ernst Cave

Feed the Pony

Frizza

Gazzo

Geistesblüten

Gel Gör

Gorilla Bäckerei

Green Door

Hamy Café

Helka Ceramics

Johann Bakery

Jones Ice Cream

Julius

Kicken

Kindl

Knödelwirtschaft

L'Eustache

Lager Lager

Lavanderia Vecchia

Le Bon

Lovis

Magic John's Pizza

Mama Kalo

Moamoa

Muret La Barba

Museum für Fotografie

Österelli

Paloma Bar

Paris Bar

Pars

Pequod Books

Portier Coffee

Rocket + Basil

Rogacki

Rudolph-Wilde-Park

Rum Trader

Sahara Imbiss

Sardinen Bar

Savvy Contemporary

Schnella Mozzarella

Schwarzes Café

She Said Books

Sironi La Pizza

Slumberland

Sophiensaele