German food with a light touch: roasts, grilled fish, and the occasional schnitzel cosy up to fresh salads and simple potato side dishes. The menu changes...

A mature Alsatian restaurant that pioneered the Kollwitzplatz scene in the 1990s. The food is refined but filling, the service formal but friendly, and the...

The punky staff at I Due Forni look more likely to throw you out of a club than tease your tastebuds. But in a city of cheap pizzas baked by Turks or...

The Currywurst is justly famous at this venerable sausage stand, which has been under the same family management since 1930. It serves a variety of other...

The focus here is on good food and wine in a refreshingly unpretentious space, with simple wooden tables and chairs. With French owners, French chef, French...

Today, east Berlin is full of decent restaurants, but 20 years ago there was nothing but meat and two veg. Restaurants came in three, state-certified...

Almost any evening, this huge and immaculately restored swing-era bar, across the courtyard from the theatre of the same name, attracts a smart, crowd. The...

Behind the daft name and ordinary façade is one of Berlin's best Italian restaurants. Cornerstone dishes are malfatti (pasta rolls seasoned with sage) and...