If you are about to visit Berlin and need to know which spots to eat in the very lively neighborhood of Kreuzberg, are you? Kreuzberg is famous for its many restaurants, of which there are a huge number, with something for every taste and pocket. In this article, I have gone over some of the must try restaurants in this unique and bustling part of Berlin.
1. Curry 36
Curry 36 is a place to visit if you are in the mood for a taste of Berlin’s street food culture. Delicious currywurst, the iconic kiosk is known for serving up grilled sausage covered in curry ketchup among other German fast food dishes. Serve as a side of fries, or fresh salad with a Berliner, and you have a complete and authentic Berliner-style dish.
2. Markthalle Neun
Markthalle Neun is the place to be for a taste of local produce. Many regional products are available at this historic market hall due to the many events and food markets that happen in the market hall all throughout the week. There are German traditional delicacies … and international street food. The Street Food Thursday continues to be a highly popular gathering of vendors from all parts of the world to present their most original and their culinary creations.
3. Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap
Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap is a definite must try for those who love kebabs. This famous Turkish style kebab street food stand is famous for its mouthwatering meat and vegetables grilled kebabs filled with a wide range of flavors. The wait is definitely worth it, and often long, but the lines are no issue. And so, take a kebab and soak in the explosion of flavors on the lively streets of Kreuzberg.
4. Five Elephant
Calling all coffee enthusiasts! Specialty coffee shop Five Elephant has built a name for itself as one of the best coffee shops in Berlin. This cozy café is the place to go whether you have an urge for an expertly made espresso or creamy cappuccino. To finish your coffee go with one of the famous cheesecakes.
5. Lode & Stijn
Lode & Stijn is a hidden gem for a unique dining experience, if you are in Kreuzberg. This small restaurant is very small (literally) and offers a tasting menu that changes frequently with fresh and seasonal ingredients; innovative dishes. To ensure booking a seat at this culinary paradise, make sure to book in advance as this is a limited number of seats.
Final Thoughts
As a food lover, you will find a wide spread of culinary delights that cannot fail to suit your palate in Kreuzberg. This wonderfully vibrant neighborhood has traditional street food, international cuisine, and all varieties of dining between, so whether you’re in the mood or not, it’s at your disposal. Thus, take a journey with taste buds to the best restaurants Kreuzberg has to offer.
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