
Top 10 Restaurants in Berlin
Our editorial selection for Berlin
Looking for the best restaurants in Berlin? Our top 10 restaurant recommendations in Berlin offer culinary delights at their best - from fine dining to Berlin restaurants with a view. Discover the ten best restaurants in Berlin where you should definitely eat when visiting Berlin!
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The best restaurants in Berlin
Rutz, Berlin (Germany)
Wine plays a special role at Rutz in Berlin, but chef Marco Müller is one of Germany's most ambitious and innovative chefs, the first in Berlin to be awarded three stars in the Michelin Guide. This is not the only reason why the restaurant is so popular with wine connoisseurs, gourmets and critics alike. The wine list is second to none in Berlin.
Falco Mühlichen leads the team according to the standards of the Rutz. The restaurant was completely renovated at the beginning of 2022. Since then, it has offered space for Marco Müller's menu both on the first floor and on the second floor. The concept of the wine bar formerly located on the first floor has been incorporated into the Rutz Zollhaus. Since summer 2024, Rutz has also offered a completely vegetarian menu.
Tim Raue, Berlin (Germany)
Tim Raue's restaurant in Berlin cooks with strong Asian influences. Raue loves Japanese product perfection combined with Thai flavors and Chinese culinary philosophy. Only dishes that provide energy and joie de vivre and do not burden the body are served. As a result, no side dishes such as bread, noodles or rice are served. The ambience of the restaurant is characterized by the urban atmosphere of the city of Berlin and also reflects the chef's career. In addition to Raue classics such as the “Peking duck interpretation TR” and the “Norway lobster & wasabi Canton style”, the menu naturally also includes a vegetarian menu as well as the “menu 8” and the “signature menu”. You can choose between four, six and eight courses.
Horváth, Berlin (Germany)
Austrian Sebastian Frank came to Berlin in 2010 and took up his first position as head chef at Restaurant Horváth. The restaurant is enclosed by a wrought-iron garden fence entwined with vines and is located in the middle of the lively Kreuzberg district on the Landwehr Canal. The restaurant has a long tradition. The walls are steeped in gastronomic history - after all, restaurants have been in these rooms for almost 100 years. The address became famous when the Austrian philosopher and writer Oswald Wiener founded the “Exil” in 1973, which quickly became a hotspot for artists and cultural figures. Here, people feasted and laughed, philosophized and drank, and anyone sitting in the room with the old wooden panels immediately senses that Kreuzberg nights can be very long. The simple elegance of the unconventional starred restaurant contrasts well with the individual taste experiences at a high level served by Sebastian Frank and his team. The creative dishes represent the essence of Austrian country cuisine.
Facil, Berlin (Germany)
Facil, under the direction of renowned chef Michael Kempf, offers innovative and creative gourmet cuisine in an elegant ambience. The dishes are a successful combination of traditional and modern flavors that will delight discerning palates.
Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, Berlin (Germany)
The Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, located in the historic Hotel Adlon Kempinski at the Brandenburg Gate, embodies the highest level of gastronomy. Under the direction of head chef Reto Brändli, the restaurant offers modern aromatic cuisine based on classic French cuisine with Asian influences.
CODA, Berlin (Germany)
Coda in Berlin is a unique restaurant dedicated to the fusion of dessert creations and cocktail art. Under the direction of René Frank, it offers an innovative and experimental gastronomic experience.
Nobelhart & Schmutzig, Berlin (Germany)
The Nobelhart & Schmutzig restaurant in Berlin focuses on regional and seasonal ingredients of the highest quality. Micha Schäfer's cuisine is down-to-earth yet refined, with a focus on appreciating nature and local producers. Sommelier and owner Billy Wagner is known for his unusual wine recommendations.
Tulus Lotrek, Berlin (Germany)
Tulus Lotrek in Berlin is known for its creative and avant-garde cuisine. Under the direction of head chef Maximilian Strohe and Ilona Scholl, it presents innovative dishes with high-quality ingredients and an impressive presentation.
Hugos, Berlin (Germany)
Hugo is the highest starred restaurant in Berlin and is located on the 14th floor of the InterContinental Berlin. Consistently awarded a Michelin star since 1999, it is one of the capital's top culinary addresses. With its fascinating view over Berlin, from the Victory Column to the Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz, Hugo's restaurant has 42 seats. True to the motto “Success is the result of good teamwork”, star chef Eberhard Lange and maitre restaurant Nicolas Zimmermann pamper guests in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. German and regional quality products with international influences are processed in such a way that the original taste is never overlaid, but only enhanced - the signature of nature is clearly recognizable to the guest. The wine list with over 300 items has already been honored five times as one of two Berlin restaurants with the “Best of Award of Excellence 2016” by the renowned international wine magazine Wine Spectator.
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SKYKITCHEN, Berlin (Germany)
At Skykitchen, guests have an unforgettable view over the whole of Berlin. Creativity and classic craftsmanship as well as carefree professionalism at star level is the unpretentious liaison of the Skykitchen and Skybar in a unique location. A concept that reflects the contrasts of Berlin, be it in the interior, the menu or the service. Restaurant manager Barbara Merll has received several awards for her friendly service and delights her guests with her perfect, relaxed service and excellent wine selection. Fabian Buhtz, known for his bold cocktails, rounds off the team perfectly as bar manager.
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Berlin restaurants with a view
First, a few of the hottest restaurants with a great view:
1. Sphere Tim Raue (TV tower) New opening June 25
- Why: The Sphere is the revolving restaurant in Berlin's TV tower, the tallest building in Germany (368 metres). It offers an unrivalled 360-degree view over Berlin as it rotates once an hour. The view of the illuminated city is particularly spectacular at sunset or at night. Culinary delights from Tim Raue's exciting cuisine will be available in the future.
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- Address: Panoramastraße 1A, 10178 Berlin (Mitte).
2nd NENI Berlin (25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin)
- Why: Located on the 10th floor of the 25hours Hotel in Charlottenburg, NENI offers a fantastic view of the Tiergarten and the Zoological Garden. The ambience is unique - a mixture of greenhouse charm and urban elegance. The cuisine is creative and international (Israeli, Persian, Mediterranean) with sharing platters that are perfect for groups. It's a hotspot for locals and tourists alike.
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- Address: Budapester Straße 40, 10787 Berlin (Charlottenburg).
3rd Hugos (InterContinental Berlin)
- Why: This gourmet restaurant on the 14th floor of the InterContinental Hotel offers a panoramic view of Berlin, including the TV tower, Potsdamer Platz and the Victory Column. Awarded one Michelin star, Hugos stands for excellent haute cuisine with Mediterranean influences. It is ideal for special occasions and stands out with its combination of cuisine and views - perfect for a "Top 10" list.
- Top topics: "Top 10 Restaurants Berlin", "Fine Dining Berlin", "Berlin Restaurants with a View".
- Address: Budapester Straße 2, 10787 Berlin (Tiergarten).