Charlottenburg
Charlottenburg is Kurfürstendamm patisserie and Savignyplatz bistro rolled into one. Classic Viennese café culture meets Japanese fine food around Kantstraße — Berlin's densest stretch for Asian cuisine.
45 Eat This-curated restaurants in Charlottenburg. mostly 39 Dinner, 36 Lunch, 9 Drinks. prices 1–100 €.
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1811
In the former Lutter & Wegner on Schlüterstraße. Richard Reichelt cooks seasonal regional, modern Mitteleuropa.
893 Ryōtei
Japanese restaurant in Charlottenburg: nigiri, sashimi, and steak in an all-black interior, no sign outside.
AERA
Ava Celik’s AERA — gluten-free sourdough manufactory open since 2018 on Fasanenstraße, with a green inner courtyard.
Aroma
Cantonese address on Kantstraße whose house-made dim sum keep getting counted among the best in Berlin.
BRLO Charlottenburg
Gastropub from Berlin craft brewery BRLO in Charlottenburg: vegetarian shared plates off the grill, twenty taps, terrace on Meyerinckplatz.
Blomeyers Käse aus Deutschland
Charlottenburg cheese shop focused on German cheese, in-house affinage and a good bread, wine and honey selection.
Bostich
French-Swiss brasserie in Wilmersdorf — twenties-era savoir-vivre with a tin bar and tableside crêpe Suzette.
Bottega Seppel
Neighborhood wine bar in Charlottenburg, small plates for sharing, about 80 bottles between natural wine and classics.
Bubar Crepes und Galettes
Breton-style crêpes and galettes stall at the Karl-August-Platz weekly market with French buckwheat flour and house-made salted caramel.
Cafe Restaurant Manzini
Café-restaurant on Ludwigkirchstraße — Viennese coffee-house charm, white tablecloths, all-day menu with breakfast, pasta and Wiener Schnitzel.
Comedor
Contemporary Mexican cooking on Kantstraße. Raul Oliver Arriaga (Chaparro) cooks regional, seasonal card.
Diekmann
Oyster bar on Meinekestraße. Trio from Cancale, monthly tasting menus, a potato-caviar starter served as ice cream.
Diener Tattersall
Diener Tattersall in Charlottenburg — Berlin artists’ pub since 1954, founded by boxer Franz Diener, today run by Barbara Kraehkamp.
Do De Li
Southern Chinese cooking on Kantstraße, with Yunnan noodle soups, crispy duck and aubergine with garlic at the centre of the menu.
Engelbecken
Engelbecken at the Lietzensee — Alpine Berlin cuisine since 1995, NYT-tested Wiener Schnitzel, plus the Schankwirtschaft as beer format.
IL CALICE
Italian enoteca run by the Bragato family in Charlottenburg — antipasti display, pasta, refined plates, their own Friuli wine.
Kitchen Library
Casual fine dining in Charlottenburg run by the Knörlein owner duo: tasting in five to seven courses with a pickling thread.
Kuchi Kant
Charlottenburg veteran on Kantstraße: Duc Ngos first room, freshly redone, sharpened toward Japanese, sushi counter at the pass.
Kushinoya
Charlottenburg kushiage address on Bleibtreustraße — around thirty oil-fried skewers daily, house-made sauces, served a la minute.
Lamazère Brasserie
Authentic French brasserie on Stuttgarter Platz in Charlottenburg, with daily chalkboards and around 300 French wines.
Le Duc Salon
Duc Ngo's omakase salon above Kantstraße. Marble table in an old apartment, glass fish drawer, Japanese-inspired courses.
Le Petit Royal
West Berlin offshoot of a well-known Mitte brand family on Grolmanstraße. Grill, fish and French classics, plus an enormous wine list.
Lon Men's Noodle House
Taiwanese soup kitchen on Kantstraße, plain and unposed. A range of noodle soups and dim sum in Charlottenburg insider-tip quality.
Lovis Restaurant
Sophia Rudolph cooks Casual Fine Dining at Hotel Wilmina, inside a former women's prison. Six courses, non-alcoholic pairing taken seriously.
Loxa
Greek-inspired comfort cooking on Suarezstraße. Panos Orfanos, six tables, Canadian blue crabs as signature.
Manon Brasserie Nouvelle
French brasserie inside the Hotel Roomers on Steinplatz. Duc Ngo's new concept alongside his Kantstraße houses.
Mine
Modern Italian in Charlottenburg where inventive openers and the full classical canon share one menu — with a wine bar next door.
Ottenthal Restaurant & Weinhandlung
Austrian cuisine, an in-house wine shop and alpine classics — Ottenthal on Kantstraße carries Lower Austrian wine heritage.
Paris Bar
French brasserie cooking among the regulars' paintings — Charlottenburg's see-and-be-seen institution.
Philomeni's Greek Delicious
Bistro and deli in one — Greek delicacies, warm lunch dishes and homemade Greek sweets on Knesebeckstraße in Charlottenburg.
Restaurant BRIKZ
Casual fine dining in Charlottenburg by Arne Anker — seasonal cooking between brick walls, where no two tables get the same menu.
Restaurant Bar Brass
French bistro cooking in Charlottenburg on the Noack grounds: Reza Daeinabi's light brasserie line with industrial design and art.
Restaurant Louis Laurent
Classic French bistro in Charlottenburg, open since 2016 at Meyerinckplatz. Lunch, dinner, weekend breakfast.
Restaurant Macionga
Casual fine dining on Xantener Straße: wine man Macionga and chef Leyer cooking with their own Uckermark produce.
Restaurant Nußbaumerin
Viennese tavern cooking from Johanna Nußbaumer in Charlottenburg — thirteen tables, Tafelspitz, Kaiserschmarrn, Salzburger Nockerln.
Ristorante Bragato Vini & Gastronomia
Italian wine bar with an open kitchen in Charlottenburg — daily-changing pasta, fixed classics and wines from small Italian growers.
Ristorante Osteria Centrale
Charlottenburg Italian on Bleibtreustraße, understated and family-run — daily fresh board, tender octopus, a wine list that holds up.
Saveur de Bánh Mì
Vietnamese Bánh Mì across from the Delphi Filmpalast, two-sandwich menu, baguette from a dedicated bakery, ordering by QR code only.
Semiramis
One of Berlin's rare Armenian addresses, with seven specialities and a gorgonzola veal fillet at its centre, in Charlottenburg.
Shaniu’s House of Noodles
Handmade Shanghai-style noodle soups and dumplings in a simply kept room on Pariser Straße in Charlottenburg.
Son Kitchen
Korean street-food window on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg — kimchi pulled through tacos and fries, packed into bao and burgers, all takeaway.
THE BARN Ku'damm
THE BARN flagship on Ku’damm inside the historic Café Kranzler building — single-origin roasts, orange cake, red-and-white awnings.
The Catch
Izakaya on Bleibtreustraße: sake, robata grill, raw bar, and a room built from charred wood and gold-mended ceramics.
pars Restaurant
Starred eight-course tasting menu in Charlottenburg, run as an extension of the owner's artistic practice.
Österelli
Austrian restaurant on Bismarckstraße — veal schnitzel, dumpling variations, and Kaiserschmarrn at a solid level.
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Open the mapHow many restaurants does Eat This recommend in Charlottenburg?
Eat This Berlin currently features 45 curated spots in Charlottenburg.
What kinds of restaurants are in Charlottenburg?
In Charlottenburg: Dinner, Lunch, Drinks, Breakfast, Coffee.
Where are the best Dinner spots in Charlottenburg?
For Dinner in Charlottenburg, Eat This recommends: 1811, 893 Ryōtei, Aroma.
What are some notable restaurants in Charlottenburg?
Highlights from the selection: 1811, 893 Ryōtei, AERA, Aroma, BRLO Charlottenburg.
Where can I eat cheap in Charlottenburg?
In the lower price range (up to €20): AERA, Bubar Crepes und Galettes, Diener Tattersall, Lon Men's Noodle House, Philomeni's Greek Delicious.
Where is fine dining in Charlottenburg?
In the higher price range (from €40): Bottega Seppel, IL CALICE, Lamazère Brasserie, Ristorante Osteria Centrale.