Cafe November

Style:
Cafe/Restaurant with innovative and fusion food

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Reviews:
Negative Review! Sven Porst writes "a big disappointment [...] may be too weak a word to express the behaviour of people at Café November. Let’s just say when someone specifically walks to a place to book a brunch table for ten to make sure we won’t have to run around to find a big empty space and the people just shrug when you arrive there and indifferently mumble something like ugh some other people came, there’s no space

The Basics:
Husemannstr. 15, 10435, Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg

Phone: +49 30 44 284 25

URL: http://www.cafe-november.de/


Accessible?

Child-Friendliness?

Related Tours/Sites:

Prenzlauer Berg

A visit could be integrated with the "Jews & Booze Tour" , as well as with customised Berlin tours

Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:

5 *****

4 ****
Hotel Apartmenthaus Zarenhof
3 ***
GLS Hotel BerlinJurine HotelMyer´s Hotel BerlinTop Domizil - Apartments Residenz PrenzelbergHotel-Pension KastanienhofMelarose Feng Shui Hotel
2 **
Meininger City Hostel & Hotel Prenzlauer BergHotel 1a Apartment
1*
Hotel City Quartier
Hostels:
Meininger City Hostel & Hotel Prenzlauer Berg
Apartment Hotels:
Hotel Apartmenthaus ZarenhofTop Domizil - Apartments Residenz PrenzelbergHotel 1a Apartment

Nu

Style:
Asian Noodle

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Reviews:
Sheila Wolf writes in her blog: "It doesn’t matter if you are a nuclear physics nobel price winner, nutrition company CEO, news anchorman a nudist camp leader or a drag Queen. As long as you’re here for the finest Asian noodle dishes in town [...] my alltime favourite main dish of this wonderful Restaurant - 1 kg Black Tiger Prawns with spicy-lime-ginger- & homemade Aioli-dip, Myxao-noodles, thai-rice & wok vegetables. You have to start with canapé platter with Tuna fish kebab, vegetarian spring roll, marta bak, Fried won ton, shrimp ans sweet potato tempura - its unbelievable. After meal you can relaxing and chilling with good sound and a huge light panel at the bar"

The Basics: Schlüterstr. 55, 10629 Berlin-Charlottenburg (S Savignyplatz)

URL: Nu

+49 30 88 70 98 11

Accessible?

Child-Friendliness?

Related Tours/Sites:
Savignyplatz, the KuDamm

Could be integrated with a tour about Jews in West Berlin; a tour about Berlin in the Weimar Period; a tour to Berlin's most important sites and other customised Berlin tours

Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:

5 *****
Hotel Q!

4 ****
Hotel Mondial

3 ***
Pension Ariane
City Pension Al Vita

2 **
Hotel Pension Elegia
Hotel-Pension Gudrun

1*
Hotel Waizenegger

Hostels:

Nocti Vagus

Style:
Eating in the dark

More:
One of two dark restaurants in Berlin, where your eating experience is not "hindered" by sight; in other words, a unique experience (the other one is Unsichtbar)

Reviews:
Daniela writes on "Going on a Guilt Trip": "[...] when the owners of Nocti Vagus describe their restaurant as "Finest Sensuality And Culinary Delight In Absolute Darkness," believe it.[...] We proceeded to order from 4 fixed 4-course menus that also came with a hefty price. The Vegetarisch Menü (Menu is "Speisekarte" in German, but Menü is fixed-price/course menu) was 45 Euros. The Überraschung Menü (Surprise Menu) was 50, Francis ordered that. Michi ordered the Fish Menü. Despite the price, the experience was so. worth. it.[...] the dining experience was made so peaceful, pleasant, FUN, and pretty profound without having been given the access to see what's around you. [...] The food in Nocti Vagus was absolutely amazing (in fact, I actually had never heard Michi rave about food like that ever!), and I'm sure a bit of our overzealous reactions could be attributed to the enhancement of our other senses. I actually had zucchini lime soup as my second course and even fed Michi a few spoonfuls (it was So good) and didn't even get any on him (or me for that matter.) [....] my main course was a sesame-encrusted eggplant dish on a bed of mushroom risotto. Michi had various types of fish (he forgot what he ordered too!) but his appetizer was a delicious monkfish. Francis still has no clue what he ate (except for the fact that all the courses except dessert were all meat) since he had the surprise menu-- we asked the waiters as well but they didn't even know!"

Berlin-Life also have a review.

The Basics:
Saarbrucker Strasse 36, 10405 Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg (Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz)

URL: Nocti Vagus

Accessible? yes - there are steps but there is also a lift for disabled visitors

Child-Friendliness? obviously, a completely dark restaurants is not for people who are not comfortable with it, including probably all children

Related Tours/Sites:
Prenzlauer Berg
Could be integrated with the Jews and Booze Tour a customised Berlin tours

Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:

4 ****
Hotel LUX 11 Berlin Mitte

3 ***
Myer´s Hotel Berlin
AGON am Alexanderplatz

2 **Ibis Hotel Berlin Mitte
Alex Hotel

1 *
Hotel City Quartier

Nola (Tiergarten)

Style:
Californian Cuisine// Bistro // Cocktail Bar

More:
There is another Nola, the Nola am Weinberg, which will receive separate post

Reviews:
A Qype user praises in German the cocktails and the food, but notes that the prices are a bit expensive.

The Basics:
Dortmunder Str. 9, 10555 Berlin- Tiergarten/Moabit (U Hansaplatz or Turmstrasse)
+49 (0)30 399 69 69

URL: Nola

Accessible?

Child-Friendliness?

Related Tours/Sites:
In Tiergarten/Moabit

It could be integrated with the Jewish West Berlin Tour; and with customised Berlin tours

Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:

Gold Inn adrema Hotel (4 ****)

Golden Tulip Hotel Park Consul (3 ***)

Hotel Les Nations (3 ***)
Hotel Hansablick (3 ***)
Hotel Tiergarten Berlin (3 ***)