Really flavorful, authentic, cheap Thai food here. It's a small space, so take away is a good option. Green curry, Papaya salad, Tom yum are all delicious.
For classical music lovers, this has to be one of the best, most unique experiences in Berlin.
Really interesting museum that captures the darker side of the DDR well. Mielke's office is kept how it was.
Staff are super friendly here. The creamy poppy seed and mango lassi flavors are both recommended. Decent sized scoops as well.
While it might be a misnomer to call this place Vietnamese, the SE Asian favorites are packed with flavor and topped with fresh veggies--a great value. Hamy is da bamy!
A brilliant little gem of a museum--easy to do in a couple of hours and the free audio guide will give you a nice overview of Picasso.
It is, indeed, a werkstatt, or factory, but the stylists are really friendly, they give nice, modern haircuts, and the price is right.
A bit more like Sicilian style pizza than Liguria focaccio, this place has delicious toppings on tasty dough. You can also take it to eat near Zion Church or Weinberg park.
Tonkatsu broth is on the thinner end of the spectrum and relatively complex. Pork belly pieces are nicely seasoned and flavorful. Best to come here early or alone to grab a seat in front.
The chefs maintain a decent quality here. Don't be afraid to order in the Asian direction. If there's an off beat special, it's probably because they know how to prepare it.
Great selection of English novels and travel guides. The media center downstairs has lots of CDs and DVDs and the staff at the desk there can recommend new bands and albums to check out.
This birds eye view will give you an informative, good basic grip on Berlin geography and history as well as current trends in the city.
Some of the best pho you'll find on mainland Europe--pair it with a glass of GV!
