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Best Local Cuisine in Berlin "Best Local Cuisine in Berlin" Created by: Cityseeker 8 Locations Bookmarked Zur Letzten Instanz "Berlin's Oldest Restaurant" Situated in Berlin's historic center, Zur Letzten Instanz is one of the few medieval buildings in the German capital which has survived the turbulence of past centuries. Built in 1621, Berlin's oldest restaurant was frequented by Napoleon Bonaparte during the French occupation of the city. Apparently, he used to sit by the oven and warm himself during the by Omar Alvarez bitter winter months. The oven is still there, as too are the original wooden panels and spiral staircase. The picturesque beer garden is enclosed by the original medieval city walls. The restaurant serves up delicious German delicacies alongside German beer. +49 30 242 5528 www.zurletzteninstanz.de/ [email protected] Waisenstraße 14-16, Berlin Lokal "Modern German Cuisine" Lokal, as the name suggests, dishes out the best German fare there is, made using the freshest of local produce and game. The dishes are prepared with clean and simple flavors, and presented beautifully. The restaurant interiors are dominated by white, with the wooden chairs and tables contrasting well, while the overhead lamps add an eclectic edge to by Public Domain the decor. Lunch is a casual affair, while dinner is more elaborate and formal. The menu consists of dishes such as Rogge risotto, bovine Austerntartar, portobello mushrooms and cheesecake with nuts and rhubarb. +49 30 2844 9500 [email protected] Linienstraße 160, Berlin Schwarzwaldstuben "Southern Germany Meets Stylish Berlin" In this restaurant, traditional Southern German cuisine has been reinvented. Old recipes have been improved with ingredients from all over the world. Obligatory Flammkuchen has been refined with an Italian Gorgonzola sauce to introduce the traditional dish to the 21st Century. Even though the interior screams of cliches of the south, it is meant to be by Katrin Gilger ironic. That's one of the reasons this restaurant became a hot spot among Berlin's trendy crowd. +49 30 280 908 84 www.schwarzwaldstuben- mail@schwarzwaldstuben- Tucholskystraße 48, Berlin berlin.com/ berlin.com Alpenstueck "A Piece of the Alps" Alpenstueck is a fantastic discovery in culinary excellence for German- Austrian cuisine and freshly baked bread and confections. Deer antlers function as candle holders and decorate the window seats of this establishment. The dining room is sophisticated with rich dark tables, iridescent silk fabrics and embraces the more traditional steakhouse chic decor. The menu choices are traditional German and Austrian and mix gourmet taste with extraordinary high-quality ingredients. The small menu consists of an ever-changing variety of three appetizers, three main courses and three desserts. Furthermore, a selection of over 200 wines, in combination with a knowledgeable staff that understands the meaning of hospitality is awaiting you at Alpenstueck. Alpenstueck is also a popular destination for breakfast. +49 30 2175 1646 [email protected] Gartenstrasse 9, Berlin Restaurant Aigner "Viennese Charm in the German Capital" Aigner in Gendarmenmarkt, with its discreet Viennese art nouveau decor and innovative menu combining local and Austrian classics with seasonal dishes, has already caught the eye of many of Germany's rich and famous. The menu has many delights in store, such as succulent lamb, weinerschnitzel, salubrious salads and stuffed pancakes for dessert. All by Public Domain dishes are lovingly prepared and the wine list should satisfy the most fastidious connoisseur, with over 150 wines to choose from. +49 30 2 0375 1850 www.aigner- info@aigner- Französische Straße 25, gendarmenmarkt.de/ gendarmenmarkt.de Berlin Altberliner Wirtshaus "Traditional Delights" Wrap yourself in the warm hospitality of the German family that runs this establishment as you revel in a traditional German drinking and dining experience at Altberliner Wirtshaus. Located in central Berlin, this restaurant offers an array of dishes that adhere to authentic local culinary traditions. The menu, filled with dishes comprised of sausages, bacon, by Public Domain beef strips and lamb is a delight for the meat lover, but also offers satisfying options for vegetarians. You can accompany your food with a refreshing lager or a pilsner. A list of wines are also on offer. +49 30 2248 8205 www.altberliner- altberliner- Wilhelmstraße 77, Berlin wirtshaus.de/ [email protected] Max und Moritz "Traditional Delights" Nestled in the Kreuzburg neighborhood of Berlin, Max und Moritz has been delighting guests with traditional fare for over 100 years. Established in 1902, the restaurant features beautiful art nouveau architecture with iron workings and stained glass; though the restaurant has undergone modifications over the years, much of the original decor has been by Public Domain retained. Just as its interior has retained its beauty, Max und Moritz's menu has continued to shine, offering up hearty German dishes alongside thirst-quenching German beers. The two private rooms, Kleiner Saal and Ballsaal, can be hired for personal celebrations and will occasionally host special dance performances and cabarets. +49 30 6951 5911 www.maxundmoritzberlin. [email protected] Oranienstrasse 162, Parterre de/ und 1. Etage, Berlin Restaurant Linden-Garten "Charming Restaurant" If you wish to revel in traditional German hospitality, then a visit to Restaurant Linden-Garten is a must. Established in 1856, this restaurant has extended its warmth to weary travelers for over 150 years. On offer are a range of traditional German preparations that are sure to please, including Berlin's famous crispy pork knuckle served with Bavarian by Public Domain potatoes. Restaurant Linden-Garten also boasts a tranquil beer garden, where you can lounge with a beer in the open air. If you wish to extend your stay at Restaurant Linden-Garten, you can also book one of their guestrooms and revel in the historic charm of it all. +49 30 604 1122 www.linden-garten.de/ [email protected] Alt-Buckow 15a, Berlin JOIN US AT: cityseeker.com TERMS & CONDITIONS | PRIVACY POLICY | API | CONTACT US | Copyright (C) 2019 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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