Maroush is a levantine budget eat in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
Editorially verified June 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Private tour · 2 hours
Dive into the urban life of Berlin and see artworks by well known street artists on a 2-hour walking tour in Kreuzberg. Get to know why artists are transforming the wa...
Treat yourself to a luxurious Champagne breakfast from a Berlin breakfast institution. Enjoy our new classic dishes, Champagne and coffee from a local roastery.
Guided tour · 1h 30m
Discover craft brewing in the heart of Kreuzberg. Tour the brewery, learn about beer styles, and sample three unique beers, including a fresh Zwickel.
Address: Adalbertstr. 93, 10999 Berlin
Curry 36 on Mehringdamm has served Berlin's most consistent currywurst since 1980 at prices that have barely shifted relative to inflation. At Mehringdamm 36.
TryCurrywurst with pommes
Hummus and Friends on Oranienburger Strasse runs a kosher-certified Israeli vegetarian kitchen with hummus, falafel and sabich at lunch prices under €13.
TryHummus plate and falafel pita
Cocolo Ramen on Gipsstrasse serves an 18-hour tonkotsu broth with fresh-pulled noodles and chashu pork from a counter with 30 seats. Located in Mitte.
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Witty's at Berlin's Wittenbergplatz across from KaDeWe has served the city's first certified-organic currywurst since 1984; the house-recipe sauce.
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Vöner on Boxhagener Strasse serves the vegan doner that started Berlin's plant-based kebab wave, carved from seitan with generous salads and sauces.
TryVöner seitan doner and vegan currywurst
Curry 36 on Mehringdamm has served Berlin's most consistent currywurst since 1980 at prices that have barely shifted relative to inflation. At Mehringdamm 36.
TryCurrywurst with pommes
Dada Falafel on Linienstrasse in Mitte has served the city's reference falafel pita since 2002. The balls are pressed fresh, the pita stuffed to overflowing.
TryFalafel pita sandwich
