Special Occasions

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893 Ryōtei

JapaneseSushi•

Charlottenburg

The outside of 893 Ryōtei is unassuming, but the inside of this Japanese spot in Charlottenburg is anything but.

Cindy Brzostowski

Cindy Brzostowski

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PeterPaul

GermanTapas•

Prenzlauer Berg

PeterPaul in Prenzlauer Berg is one of the best places to try German food in Berlin.

Cindy Brzostowski

Cindy Brzostowski

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Coda

Experimental•

Neukölln

Coda is the first and only all-desserts restaurant in Germany, and it’s one of the most unique dinners you can have in Berlin.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey

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Shiori

Japanese•

Mitte

At Shiori, you’ll sit next to the 10 other guests during the single 7:30pm seating and eat European/Japanese small plates.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey

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Nobelhart & Schmutzig

European•

Mitte

Nobelhart & Schmutzig is the fine dining restaurant that pioneered the local, sustainable food movement in Berlin - and it’s still worth a visit.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey

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Horváth

Austrian•

Kreuzberg

A meal at Horvath in Kreuzberg, is going to be expensive but memorable - come for an anniversary or special occasion.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey

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Cell

FrenchGerman•

Charlottenburg

Between the menu full of high-end ingredients and the 400-bottle wine list, Cell in Charlottenburg is a very impressive French spot.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey

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Prism

Middle EasternExperimental•

Charlottenburg

There are few special occasion spots that we recommend as often as Prism - the food is great, the wine list is varied, and it’s a comfortable space.

Barbara Woolsey

Barbara Woolsey