Gorilla Bäckerei Schöneberg
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Bakery with a visible bakehouse on the EUREF campus: sourdough, Roman pizza, viennoiserie and a daily organic brunch.
A day in Schöneberg can start at Gorilla Bäckerei on the EUREF campus, with sourdough from the open bakery, and end at Victoria Bar on Potsdamer Straße, mixing cocktails since 2001.
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Bakery with a visible bakehouse on the EUREF campus: sourdough, Roman pizza, viennoiserie and a daily organic brunch.
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Café in a former post office on Viktoria-Luise-Platz: specialty coffee, banana bread and cheesecake, with outdoor seats in summer.
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American-style ice cream on Goltzstraße from pastry chef Gabrielle Jones: egg-free, with hand-rolled cones and cookies.
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Bowls from former Le Faubourg head chef Felix Mielke on Akazienstraße: catfish tataki, 18-hour beef shoulder, open sandwiches.
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Breakfast restaurant on Bülowstraße founded by three top chefs: rethought breakfast classics instead of avocado toast.
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Bright cocktail bar in the Akazienkiez: house-made syrups and cordials, a big alcohol-free selection, bistro food and a terrace.
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One of Berlin's oldest specialty coffee bars, in the Akazienkiez since 2001: espresso from barista champion Arno Schmeil, house blend to take home.
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Cocktail bar on Potsdamer Straße since 2001: classics and house drinks dated by year of creation, reopened in 2023 after a fire.
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Vegan bistro with a Michelin star on Goltzstraße: a five- or six-course menu, drinks with or without alcohol and brunch at weekends.
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Neighbourhood bistro on Vorbergstraße by Facil and Tulus Lotrek alumni: small plates, oysters, terrine, Saxon skewers.
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Tim Raue's French brasserie opposite KaDeWe: classics with Raue's twist of sweet, sour and spicy, apothecary cabinets and train benches.
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Turkish grill on Kolonnenstraße focused on İskender from Bursa: döner on bread with tomato sauce, yoghurt and hot butter.
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French-Japanese patisserie on Welserstraße, weekends only: Mont Blanc with chestnut cream, matcha choux and sencha.
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Concierge Coffee's second Berlin shop on Lützowstraße: coffee from its own roastery, from espresso to cold brew.
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Kosher spot opposite Rathaus Schöneberg: freshly fried falafel, hummus and shakshuka from Shalom Eivgi, formerly head chef at the Maritim.
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American bar behind the green door on Winterfeldtstraße since 1995: classics and house cocktails, Germany's Bar of the Year 2025.
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The Aygün family's Turkish restaurant on Maaßenstraße: meze, grilled dishes and döner, halal, open daily until 1 am.
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Beef döner on Hauptstraße: Imren bakes its own flatbread and stacks the spits with cumin, cinnamon and lamb fat.
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Sourdough bakery on Gleditschstraße: ancient grains, 20 to 30 hours of dough rest, changing speciality loaves and croissants.
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Tavern on Potsdamer Straße named after Joseph Roth: lentils with spätzle, Maultaschen, Käsespätzle and Roth quotes on the walls.
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KaDeWe's food floor: more than 30 restaurants, bars and counters, from the oyster bar to the steakhouse, open until midnight.
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French micro-bakery on Crellestraße: Aurélie Guyon bakes alone with sourdough and organic ingredients, from La Miche to far Breton.
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Luncheonette on Grunewaldstraße: comfort food, changing pies and Leberkäse, wine and snacks from Thursday afternoon.
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A family-run Italian with a terrace on Regensburger Straße: rabbit ragù, turbot in saffron sauce, evenings of four courses.
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Germany's first sardine bar, on Grunewaldstraße since 2016: tinned fish from Portugal and France, opened fresh, with wine.
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Bánh mì on Akazienstraße: classic with chicken pâté and pickled vegetables or vegan, in a baguette baked for the shop.
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Milanese baker Alfredo Sironi's bakery, café and pizzeria on Goltzstraße: Italian bread and pizza with a spelt dough.
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Western saloon-style cocktail bar in the Nollendorfkiez: swing door, Chesterfield sofas and a menu with Latin American flavours.
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Sushi and grilled skewers on Potsdamer Straße: the Danish-Japanese chain founded in Copenhagen in 1994.
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The Barn in the 1912 Weinhaus Huth at Potsdamer Platz: a granite bar, coffee cocktails and natural wine, seats under old trees.
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The Barn in the former Sony Center facing the Tiergarten: a nine-metre terrazzo bar, a brew bar, coffee from its own roastery.