Kreuzberg · Vegan
Klinke
German sharing plates on Dresdener Strasse. Klinkenberg sibling trio, sharing format with Viktoriapark-shaped tableware from Neukoelln, house drink Limoje.
Klinke is a Vegan restaurant in Kreuzberg, priced 20–50 €. Open Mon closed, Tue-Fri 17:00-01:30, Sat 10:00-01:30, Sun closed.
Klinke sits on Dresdener Strasse, a Kreuzberg family-run brand with the district written into its name.
The Klinkenberg sibling trio reworks German cooking as a sharing format: small plates and fresh draft beer, plus wine and crafted drinks. A Speisekneipe note with a frosted-glass view into the kitchen gives the room its character. The tableware does the rest — bowls and plates made in Neukoelln, shaped like the ridgeline of Viktoriapark. The kitchen's most distinct move is the cabbage roulade with millet, a vegan reading with more identity than the standard. At the bar the Limoje leads, a pun on the family name.
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