Restaurants inCharlottenburg

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AERA Charlottenburg

Bakery10–20 €

Ava Celik’s AERA — gluten-free sourdough manufactory open since 2018 on Fasanenstraße, with a green inner courtyard.

Bubar Crepes und Galettes

French10–20 €

Breton-style crêpes and galettes stall at the Karl-August-Platz weekly market with French buckwheat flour and house-made salted caramel.

893 Ryōtei

Japanesefrom 100 €

Japanese restaurant in Charlottenburg: nigiri, sashimi, and steak in an all-black interior, no sign outside.

Paris Bar

French30–90 €

French brasserie cooking among the regulars' paintings — Charlottenburg's see-and-be-seen institution.

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Alano Pizza

Italian / Pizza1–10 €

Whole pizzas or slices from a no-frills Imbiss stand with picnic benches.

Aroma

Chinese20–30 €

Cantonese address on Kantstraße whose house-made dim sum keep getting counted among the best in Berlin.

BRLO Charlottenburg

Bar20–30 €

Gastropub from Berlin craft brewery BRLO in Charlottenburg: vegetarian shared plates off the grill, twenty taps, terrace on Meyerinckplatz.

Bar Zentral

Bar10–30 €

Classic American bar in an S-Bahn arch near Zoo station — Cognac- and whiskey-forward drinks from the Green Door Bar generation.

Blomeyers Käse aus Deutschland

German

Charlottenburg cheese shop focused on German cheese, in-house affinage and a good bread, wine and honey selection.

Bostich

French

French-Swiss brasserie in Wilmersdorf — twenties-era savoir-vivre with a tin bar and tableside crêpe Suzette.

Bottega Seppel

Wine Bar40–100 €

Neighborhood wine bar in Charlottenburg, small plates for sharing, about 80 bottles between natural wine and classics.

Cafe Restaurant Manzini

Italian20–50 €

Café-restaurant on Ludwigkirchstraße — Viennese coffee-house charm, white tablecloths, all-day menu with breakfast, pasta and Wiener Schnitzel.

Cassambalis

Mediterranean40–100 €

Mediterranean fish, meat and pasta dishes in an eccentric room packed with colourful artworks.

Comedor

Mexican30–70 €

Contemporary Mexican cooking on Kantstraße. Raul Oliver Arriaga (Chaparro) cooks regional, seasonal card.

Der Kuchenladen

Bakery10–20 €

Playful café with classic pastries, multi-tiered cakes, and coffee specialties with milk foam creations.

Diekmann

German

Oyster bar on Meinekestraße. Trio from Cancale, monthly tasting menus, a potato-caviar starter served as ice cream.

Diener Tattersall

German10–20 €

Diener Tattersall in Charlottenburg — Berlin artists’ pub since 1954, founded by boxer Franz Diener, today run by Barbara Kraehkamp.

Do De Li

Chinese20–30 €

Southern Chinese cooking on Kantstraße, with Yunnan noodle soups, crispy duck and aubergine with garlic at the centre of the menu.

Engelbecken

German20–40 €

Engelbecken at the Lietzensee — Alpine Berlin cuisine since 1995, NYT-tested Wiener Schnitzel, plus the Schankwirtschaft as beer format.

Frau Behrens Torten Charlottenburg

Café10–20 €

Serious konditorei serving house-made cakes and tarts alongside small savory dishes.

FunkyFisch

Seafood40–100 €

Upscale fish dishes with an international approach, in a modern restaurant with artistic decor.

Good Friends Restaurant Berlin

Chinese20–30 €

Cantonese and Chinese cooking on Kantstraße, with banquet tables, open daily except Thursdays.

Gully Burger

Burgers10–20 €

Indian street food and American diner burgers in the Tea House at The Hoxton Charlottenburg.

IL CALICE

Italian40–100 €

Italian enoteca run by the Bragato family in Charlottenburg — antipasti display, pasta, refined plates, their own Friuli wine.

Kitchen Library

Fine Diningfrom 100 €

Casual fine dining in Charlottenburg run by the Knörlein owner duo: tasting in five to seven courses with a pickling thread.

Kuchi Kant

Japanese20–60 €

Charlottenburg veteran on Kantstraße: Duc Ngos first room, freshly redone, sharpened toward Japanese, sushi counter at the pass.

LOTTA Tagesbar

Café10–20 €

All-day bar in Charlottenburg: brunch and coffee during the day, wine and aperitivo in the evening.

Lamazère Brasserie

French60–100 €

Authentic French brasserie on Stuttgarter Platz in Charlottenburg, with daily chalkboards and around 300 French wines.

Le Duc Salon

Japanesefrom 100 €

Duc Ngo's omakase salon above Kantstraße. Marble table in an old apartment, glass fish drawer, Japanese-inspired courses.

Le Petit Royal

Frenchfrom 100 €

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

Chinese10–20 €

Taiwanese soup kitchen on Kantstraße, plain and unposed. A range of noodle soups and dim sum in Charlottenburg insider-tip quality.

Lovis Restaurant

Europeanfrom 100 €

Sophia Rudolph cooks Casual Fine Dining at Hotel Wilmina, inside a former women's prison. Six courses, non-alcoholic pairing taken seriously.

Loxa

Wine Bar30–90 €

Greek-inspired comfort cooking on Suarezstraße. Panos Orfanos, six tables, Canadian blue crabs as signature.

Madame Ngo une Brasserie Hanoi

Vietnamese20–30 €

Vietnamese-French brasserie by Duc Ngo in Charlottenburg: pho from a hundred-litre pot, nem with rice paper from Hanoi.

Manon Brasserie Nouvelle

French

French brasserie inside the Hotel Roomers on Steinplatz. Duc Ngo's new concept alongside his Kantstraße houses.

Manufactum Brot & Butter

Café10–20 €

In-house bakery in Charlottenburg: sourdough bread, hand-folded croissants, coffee from a custom blend.

Mezedesk

Turkish10–20 €

Turkish imbiss on Schlüterstraße: point at your dishes in the window display, complimentary tea to finish.

Mine

Italianfrom 100 €

Modern Italian in Charlottenburg where inventive openers and the full classical canon share one menu — with a wine bar next door.

Ottenthal Restaurant & Weinhandlung

Austrian30–70 €

Austrian cuisine, an in-house wine shop and alpine classics — Ottenthal on Kantstraße carries Lower Austrian wine heritage.

Philomeni's Greek Delicious

Greek10–20 €

Bistro and deli in one — Greek delicacies, warm lunch dishes and homemade Greek sweets on Knesebeckstraße in Charlottenburg.

Restaurant BRIKZ

Europeanfrom 100 €

Casual fine dining in Charlottenburg by Arne Anker — seasonal cooking between brick walls, where no two tables get the same menu.

Restaurant Bar Brass

Fine Dining

French bistro cooking in Charlottenburg on the Noack grounds: Reza Daeinabi's light brasserie line with industrial design and art.

Restaurant Louis Laurent

French30–90 €

Classic French bistro in Charlottenburg, open since 2016 at Meyerinckplatz. Lunch, dinner, weekend breakfast.

Restaurant Macionga

Europeanfrom 100 €

Casual fine dining on Xantener Straße: wine man Macionga and chef Leyer cooking with their own Uckermark produce.

Restaurant Nußbaumerin

Austrian30–70 €

Viennese tavern cooking from Johanna Nußbaumer in Charlottenburg — thirteen tables, Tafelspitz, Kaiserschmarrn, Salzburger Nockerln.

Ristorante Bragato Vini & Gastronomia

Italian20–50 €

Italian wine bar with an open kitchen in Charlottenburg — daily-changing pasta, fixed classics and wines from small Italian growers.

Ristorante Osteria Centrale

Italian40–90 €

Charlottenburg Italian on Bleibtreustraße, understated and family-run — daily fresh board, tender octopus, a wine list that holds up.

Saveur de Bánh Mì Charlottenburg

Vietnamese1–10 €

Vietnamese Bánh Mì across from the Delphi Filmpalast, two-sandwich menu, baguette from a dedicated bakery, ordering by QR code only.

Semiramis

Middle Eastern30–80 €

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

Chinese10–20 €

Handmade Shanghai-style noodle soups and dumplings in a simply kept room on Pariser Straße in Charlottenburg.

Son Kitchen

Korean10–20 €

Korean street-food window on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg — kimchi pulled through tacos and fries, packed into bao and burgers, all takeaway.

Standard Serious Pizza Charlottenburg

Italian20–30 €

Neapolitan pizza in Charlottenburg: cold-fermented dough, ingredients from Naples, daily rotating specials, and a solid natural wine list.

The Barn Café Ku'damm

Café1–10 €

THE BARN flagship on Ku’damm inside the historic Café Kranzler building — single-origin roasts, orange cake, red-and-white awnings.

The Catch

Japanese

Izakaya on Bleibtreustraße: sake, robata grill, raw bar, and a room built from charred wood and gold-mended ceramics.

Tian Fu

Chinese20–30 €

Sichuan staples like hot pot and dim sum in a long-established, no-frills setting.

Windback

Coffee10–20 €

Breakfast and lunch café on Stuttgarter Platz with a terrace in Charlottenburg.

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Vietnamese

Bánh mì, bubble tea, and rice bowls in Charlottenburg, between Wilmersdorfer Straße and Karl-August-Platz.

pars Restaurant

Fine Diningfrom 100 €

Starred eight-course tasting menu in Charlottenburg, run as an extension of the owner's artistic practice.

Österelli

Austrian30–40 €

Austrian restaurant on Bismarckstraße — veal schnitzel, dumpling variations, and Kaiserschmarrn at a solid level.

1811

German

In the former Lutter & Wegner on Schlüterstraße. Richard Reichelt cooks seasonal regional, modern Mitteleuropa.

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Frequently asked

How many restaurants does Eat This recommend in Charlottenburg?

Eat This Berlin currently features 60 curated spots in Charlottenburg.

What kinds of restaurants are in Charlottenburg?

In Charlottenburg: Dinner, Lunch, Drinks, Fine Dining, Breakfast.

Where are the best Dinner spots in Charlottenburg?

For Dinner in Charlottenburg, Eat This recommends: Paris Bar, Aroma, BRLO Charlottenburg.

What are some notable restaurants in Charlottenburg?

Highlights from the selection: AERA Charlottenburg, Bubar Crepes und Galettes, 893 Ryōtei, Paris Bar.

Where can I eat cheap in Charlottenburg?

In the lower price range (up to €20): AERA Charlottenburg, Bubar Crepes und Galettes, Alano Pizza, Der Kuchenladen, Diener Tattersall.

Where is fine dining in Charlottenburg?

In the higher price range (from €40): 893 Ryōtei, Bottega Seppel, FunkyFisch, IL CALICE, Kitchen Library.