Style:
Franco-German
More:
The new name of the former "Storch" restaurant
Reviews:
Out of Town Local says it was the best meal they've had in Berlin, and writes: "We made our way to the restaurant but it was under a new name. Renger-Patzsch had taken over Storch but was still serving the same type of food. The space was contemporary with old world touches and lots of original artwork and photographs. [...] We started with a Kir and then shared two appetizers. We had the house special Flammenküche which is a broiled tart with smoked ham, cheese, and onion and a roasted quail with pumpkin risotto. "
The Basics:
Wartburgstraße 54, 10823, Berlin-Schoeneberg (U Eisenacher Strasse)
URL: http://www.renger-patzsch.com/
+49 (0)30 784 20 59
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Related Tours/Sites:
Schoeneberg
A visit could be integrated with the Weimar Period (Roaring 1920s) Tour, or with customised Berlin tours
Nearby Hotels/Accommodation:
5 *****
4 ****
Quentin Design Hotel Berlin
3 ***
Hotel SchönebergHotel LINDEMANNSHotel AmbienteTom's HotelHotel Hanse City
2 **
Hotel Pension DeltaAletto JugendhotelHotel-Pension Mishel
Hotel-Pension Dafna
1*
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Monday, 7 April 2008
Shima
The Basics:
Schwäbische Straße No. 5, 10781 Berlin-Schöneberg (U Eisenacher Straße)
+49-(0)30-211 19 90
URL: Shima
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Asian-Fusion, good wine/cocktail bar
Related Tours/Sites:
Schöneberg
Could be integrated with the Jewish West Berlin Tour, the Roaring 1920s Berlin Tour, or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
On Been There, JudyGermany writes: "The Shima restaurant is a place with excellent Asian food and a lovely atmosphere."
Schwäbische Straße No. 5, 10781 Berlin-Schöneberg (U Eisenacher Straße)
+49-(0)30-211 19 90
URL: Shima
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Asian-Fusion, good wine/cocktail bar
Related Tours/Sites:
Schöneberg
Could be integrated with the Jewish West Berlin Tour, the Roaring 1920s Berlin Tour, or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
On Been There, JudyGermany writes: "The Shima restaurant is a place with excellent Asian food and a lovely atmosphere."
Friday, 14 March 2008
Cafe Aroma
The Basics:
Hochkirchstr. 8, 10777 Berlin
+49-(0)30- 782 58 21
URL: Café Aroma
Please note, that there is another restaurant in Berlin (Taiwanese/Chinese) which is called Aroma.
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Italian
Related Tours/Sites:
In the Rote Insel (Red Island)
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin, the music tour or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
Chris Abraham writes on his blog: "If you’re in Berlin, I can highly recommend this Italian “slow food” restaurant. Frank is a huge food snob and this is his very favorite restaurant in Berlin."
Hochkirchstr. 8, 10777 Berlin
+49-(0)30- 782 58 21
URL: Café Aroma
Please note, that there is another restaurant in Berlin (Taiwanese/Chinese) which is called Aroma.
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Italian
Related Tours/Sites:
In the Rote Insel (Red Island)
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin, the music tour or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
Chris Abraham writes on his blog: "If you’re in Berlin, I can highly recommend this Italian “slow food” restaurant. Frank is a huge food snob and this is his very favorite restaurant in Berlin."
Thursday, 13 March 2008
More Cafe Restaurant
The Basics:
Motzstr. 28, 10777 Berlin
+49-(0)30- 236 35 702
URL: More-Berlin
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Cafe-Restaurant, International
Related Tours/Sites:
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
Been There user CityBreaker writes: "Local to Wittenbergplatz and, as the name suggests, a great place to eat from breakfast to dinner and later.
Vibrant decor in red and sort of mod with a bit of retro. Appetising and interesting meals served by very accommodating staff."
Motzstr. 28, 10777 Berlin
+49-(0)30- 236 35 702
URL: More-Berlin
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Cafe-Restaurant, International
Related Tours/Sites:
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Reviews:
Been There user CityBreaker writes: "Local to Wittenbergplatz and, as the name suggests, a great place to eat from breakfast to dinner and later.
Vibrant decor in red and sort of mod with a bit of retro. Appetising and interesting meals served by very accommodating staff."
Wednesday, 5 March 2008
Café Bilderbuch
The Basics:
Akazienstraße 28 , 10823 Berlin
+49 (0)30-787-06057
URL: Cafe Bilderbuch
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Cafe
Related Tours/Sites:
Schoeneberg
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Stylish cafe, touted once as the most beautiful cafe in Berlin.
Reviews:
Rachel Nolan writes in the Boston Globe's article on Berlin's best brunches: "Its back room is styled as a fin-de-siècle salon, with shelves of leather-bound books, working candelabras, and wide circles of upholstered sofas. Brunch is drawn from the cafe's fairy-tale-themed breakfast menu, with "The Little Mermaid" assuring a spread of fresh lox and eggs with caviar. Classical music is normally piped in, but a pianist plays the baby grand live each Saturday."Nolan is a bit inaccurate regarding geographic location, though. It is easier to go to the KaDeWe department store than to Jagdschloss Gruenewald from there.
Akazienstraße 28 , 10823 Berlin
+49 (0)30-787-06057
URL: Cafe Bilderbuch
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
Cafe
Related Tours/Sites:
Schoeneberg
Could be integrated with the Weimar Berlin, Jewish Tour in West Berlin or with customised Berlin tours
More:
Stylish cafe, touted once as the most beautiful cafe in Berlin.
Reviews:
Rachel Nolan writes in the Boston Globe's article on Berlin's best brunches: "Its back room is styled as a fin-de-siècle salon, with shelves of leather-bound books, working candelabras, and wide circles of upholstered sofas. Brunch is drawn from the cafe's fairy-tale-themed breakfast menu, with "The Little Mermaid" assuring a spread of fresh lox and eggs with caviar. Classical music is normally piped in, but a pianist plays the baby grand live each Saturday."Nolan is a bit inaccurate regarding geographic location, though. It is easier to go to the KaDeWe department store than to Jagdschloss Gruenewald from there.
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
April
The Basics:
Winterfeldstr. 56, 10781 Berlin (Schöneberg)
URL:
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
German and international, bistro fare
Related Tours/Sites:
Nollendorfplatz
Could be integrated with the Jewish West Berlin Tour; with the Roaring 1920s Tour, the Rock'n'Roll tour and with customised Berlin tours
More:
German Bistro with international dishes and fair prices
Reviews:
From Fodor's: "The back room is dressed with white tablecloths, but most regulars pick a place in the front, where there are art-nouveau light fixtures, stuccowork, and a street view. This is a relaxed bistro, meaning the service can be sluggish, but the consistently delicious meals are very reasonably priced. The menu has a mix of Italian, French, and German cooking and a kids' section. The only lackluster items are the thin-crust Alsatian pizzas (Pfannkuchen). The generous Vorspeisenteller (selection of five appetizers) might include bresaola (air-cured beef) over arugula, grilled vegetables, and shrimp tempura. The restaurant is near Winterfeldplatz."
Winterfeldstr. 56, 10781 Berlin (Schöneberg)
URL:
Accessible?
Child-Friendliness?
Style:
German and international, bistro fare
Related Tours/Sites:
Nollendorfplatz
Could be integrated with the Jewish West Berlin Tour; with the Roaring 1920s Tour, the Rock'n'Roll tour and with customised Berlin tours
More:
German Bistro with international dishes and fair prices
Reviews:
From Fodor's: "The back room is dressed with white tablecloths, but most regulars pick a place in the front, where there are art-nouveau light fixtures, stuccowork, and a street view. This is a relaxed bistro, meaning the service can be sluggish, but the consistently delicious meals are very reasonably priced. The menu has a mix of Italian, French, and German cooking and a kids' section. The only lackluster items are the thin-crust Alsatian pizzas (Pfannkuchen). The generous Vorspeisenteller (selection of five appetizers) might include bresaola (air-cured beef) over arugula, grilled vegetables, and shrimp tempura. The restaurant is near Winterfeldplatz."
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