AERA Charlottenburg
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Gluten-free bakery on Fasanenstraße: long-fermented sourdough loaves shaped by hand every day, plus a café with a leafy courtyard.
In Charlottenburg the way often leads to Kantstraße, where The Duc Ngo started with Kuchi in 1999 and has opened one place after another since.
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Gluten-free bakery on Fasanenstraße: long-fermented sourdough loaves shaped by hand every day, plus a café with a leafy courtyard.
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Breton galettes and crêpes at the Karl-August-Platz market: French buckwheat flour, salted butter, house-made salted caramel. Wed and Sat.
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The Duc Ngo's Japanese restaurant behind a graffiti façade on Kantstraße: sashimi, nigiri and Nikkei dishes, best enjoyed at the counter.
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West Berlin institution on Kantstraße since 1962: art from Baselitz to Kippenberger on the walls, French bistro food until one in the morning.
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Everyday Japanese food on Wielandstraße: udon and soba hot or cold, gyū-don, curry rice, onigiri and house-pickled vegetables.
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Standard's Neapolitan pizza on Schlüterstraße: margherita with fior di latte, a carbonara pizza with guanciale and a daily special.

French bistro with a Swiss accent on Ludwigkirchstraße: oysters, Zürcher Geschnetzeltes with rösti and crêpes Suzette flambéed at the table.
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Self-built restaurant and wine bar on Giesebrechtstraße: seasonal plates for sharing, the Seppel chicken and produce from the neighbourhood and region.
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Berlin brewery BRLO's gastropub in the former Irish pub The Harp: 20 taps, rotisserie vegetables, Kikok chicken and a terrace on Meyerinckplatz.
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Contemporary Mexican cooking on Kantstraße: house-made corn tortillas, aguachile, lamb birria, cocktails and Mexican wines.
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Artists' pub since 1954 in the brick building on Grolmanstraße: some 500 portraits on the walls, Bouletten, Königsberger Klopse and eggs in mustard sauce.
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German cooking with an Alpine lean by the Lietzensee: organic veal Wiener Schnitzel, Krustenbraten, Bavarian draught beer and terraces.
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Modern food from south-west China on Kantstraße: spicy dishes from Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, baijiu and tea cocktails.
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The Duc Ngo's seafood restaurant on Kantstraße: fresh fish from the counter, Spanish and Portuguese cooking with Asian flavours.
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Restaurant, wine bar and wine shop on Walter-Benjamin-Platz: regional Italian cooking and around 750 wines, including the house's own from Friuli.
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The Duc Ngo's first restaurant on Kantstraße from 1999, rebuilt in 2024: open sushi bar, izakaya menu and omakase of five or six courses.
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The Duc Ngo's event and art space in a period apartment above Kantstraße: individual salon evenings with his own take on fine dining.
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Italian-style day bar on the Hotel Wilmina's courtyard: specialty coffee and brunch in the morning, aperitivo in the afternoon.
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Vietnamese-French brasserie in a former pharmacy on Kantstraße: pho with a broth simmered for ten hours, nem and pork belly three ways.
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Italian cooking on Meinekestraße, where Maître once held two stars: tortelli with burrata and truffle, lamb in Barolo and 120 wines.
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Austrian cooking on Bismarckstraße: Wiener Schnitzel from milk-fed veal, Krenschnitzel, Käsespätzle and lots of vegetarian dumplings.
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Austrian restaurant with a wine shop on Kantstraße since 1994: Wiener Schnitzel from veal loin, Tafelspitz and around 300 Austrian wines.
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Greek deli and bistro on Knesebeckstraße since 1998: giant beans, moussaka, spanakopita and lemon chicken from the counter.
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Bánh mì on Fasanenstraße: classic with chicken pâté and pickled vegetables or vegan with pea protein and tofu.
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The Barn's specialty coffee in the Kranzler-Eck on Ku'damm: coffee from its own roastery in a bright room with a large glass front.