Berlin recommendations?

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Katz Orange restaurant. Or Facil. I posted about Katz earlier - hopefully the link is attached. Had a problem with a fill-in somm at Facil, but food is great.

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Cordo was phenomenal – great food, wine list and service. Casual/contemporary decor/vibe. Highly recommended!

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Bumping this thread. I got into the Berlin Marathon, which is late September. We’re making travel plans, and I want to book a nice place for dinner. Usually whenever we travel, we try to make sure to book at least one really good, high-end dinner, and this time we’ll wait until a couple days after the marathon to make it a reward (afterwards is also best as I can enjoy it without it wrecking my training/preparation).

From above. it looks like the recs were:

  • Ernst
  • Cordo
  • Katz Orange (seems informal?)
  • Facil
  • Horvath

Anyone have recent experiences with any of these? Anyone have new recs? Any food recs or to-do’s (general visitor/tourist) greatly appreciated.

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Following. A German buddy of mine and I are heading to Germany in September for two weeks and Berlin is one of our stops.

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WOW thinking about dinner in September! That is impressive. Check in with Berlin resident, gourmand and all around great person, board member Martin Zwick.

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Thanks. I may have to PM him and point him to the thread.

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So, here we go…the websites are also in english. Just click! Maybe I will add some more tomorrow, but it is a good start.



Nobelhart&Schmutzig

Ernst

Rutz

https://rutz-restaurant.de




Tante Fichte

Tulus Lotrek

Tim Raue

https://tim-raue.com





Villa Kellermann in Potsdam by Tim Raue

Note: Potsdam is 30-40min from Berlin via S-Bahn. You could also visit the beautiful Palais Sanssouci

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Rutz looks good!

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P.S.


12 seasons

Faelt

Brikz

AV restaurant

CORDO

And if you should plan to travel to Potsdam/Sanssouci and visit Villa Kellerman, then you should eat the German classic Königsberger Klöpse by Tim Raue.

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Thanks for taking the time to post these recommendations. I’m sure one of these is going to make for a great post-race dining experience, and a birthday treat for my wife.

Thanks again. [cheers.gif]

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Martin - where was that great place that served the white spargel and Keller Scheurebe? I need to make a resy on my next trip.

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haha…….you are soo sweet, Robert.

Reservation confirmed! champagne.gif

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Thank you for these recommendations, planning to go to Berlin this August. Would it be possible to also get recommendations for a few good wine shops to visit in Belin as well?

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First, I have the feeling that my list is already outdated. Berlin has such a dynamic restaurant-scene, every month new hot-spots.

Here the list of very good wine-shops. Of course there are much more, but for a tourist it is the best. Both are not far away from each other, around 10min


Wein&Glas

https://www.weinundglas.com



KaDeWe

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NEW promising restaurant “the NoName”. It looks like it is made for Robert Dentice. haha

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Martin - I have heard good things about this spot:

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Yes, good choice.

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I’m just about within 2 months of when I want to dine in September. Time to make my final decision.

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Best cook in Berlin according the 100 list published a few days ago, Michael Jürgen from „Nobelhart&Schmutzig“.

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I second Rutz - very good food and an equally good wine list. I went a few years ago and I recall them having an a la carte menu which I don’t see anymore.

If you’re looking for late drunk food, head to Mustafas Gemüse Kebap. Be prepared to stand in line at all times of the day.