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the place where sparkling wine,
or
sekt
, was invented), Austrian
cuisine is the star. Try the best
wiener schnitzel
in town, accom-
panied by a classic warm potato
salad, at consistently low prices.
In the summer, there are tables
outdoors.
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Charlottenstr. 56
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Map L4
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noon-2am daily
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(030) 202 95 417
The popular Borchardt restaurant
Seasons
This elegant dining room
with an open fireplace provides
an enjoyable setting for a meal.
The kitchen specializes in French-
inspired and vegetarian dishes
(see p121)
.
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St Regent Berlin,
Charlottenstr. 49
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Map K4
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6:30am-
10:30am, noon-2pm, 6pm-10:30pm daily
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(030) 20 33 63 63
Ana e Bruno
Ana e Bruno's is one of the
best restaurants in Berlin, and
certainly serves the best Italian
food in the city. Don't be shocked
when you see the menu: the
numbers refer to the calories in
a dish rather than to the price -
although these are also at the top
end
(see p87)
.
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Sophie-Charlotten-
Str. 101
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Map A3
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6:30pm-10:30pm
Tue-Sat
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(030) 325 71 10
Facil
This Michelin-starred restau-
rant, in a green oasis on top of
the Madison hotel, is a study in
understated elegance. Chef
Michael Kempf creates stylish
Mediterranean dishes with a
French accent
(see p101)
.
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Potsdamer Str. 3
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Map L2
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11-3pm,
7-midnight Mon-Fri
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(030) 59 005 12 34
Lutter & Wegner
Gendarmenmarkt
In this old building, formerly the
Berliner Sektkellerei (supposedly
At Ana e Bruno's
Bahnhof
Alexanderplatz
£
£
Friedrichstr.
Hansaviertel
3
5
7
9
PARISER
PLATZ
8
0
1
Mitte
Tiergarten
4
Charlottenburg
POTSDAMER
PLATZ
Bahnhof
Zoologischer
Garten
Diplomatenviertel
2
£
6
LUTZOW
PLATZ
BREITSCHEID
PLATZ
Kreuzberg
S T R A
S
G I T S C H I N E R
Schöneberg
H O H EN ST A U
TR.
2
1
miles
0
km
1
2
For restaurants in Berlin districts
see pp87, 93, 101, 109, 121
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