Pars is a persian restaurant in Charlottenburg, Berlin.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Taste your way through East Berlin’s transformation. Explore history, street art, and global flavors on a guided food and culture walking tour, vegan-friendly!
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Explore Berlin's most exciting historical hotspots, Mitte. Taste delicacies in various restaurants, and hear authentic stories about the district.
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Discover the former East Berlin district of Friedrichshain on a guided craft beer tour. Visit microbreweries and brewpubs to try handcrafted beers.
Address: Grolmanstrasse 35, 10623 Berlin
The Duc Ngo's 893 Ryotei on Berlin's Kantstrasse cooks a Japanese-Peruvian izakaya menu with a sushi counter; the dining room runs late. Priced at €€€.
OrderThe yellowtail sashimi with yuzu-truffle, the black-cod miso, and the chef sushi omakase.
TipThe bar counter for omakase is the room's best seating; book it eight weeks ahead via the website.
Sophia Rudolph's Lovis inside Berlin's Hotel Wilmina on Kantstrasse cooks a modern-German seasonal tasting from regional Brandenburg producers.
OrderThe five-course tasting menu, paired with the seasonal Brandenburg vegetable course and the river-fish dish.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday. The garden in summer is the seating to book; reservations open four weeks ahead online.
Dae Mon on Berlin Mitte's Monbijouplatz cooks a modern Korean tasting that pulls in Japanese and European techniques; the chic stone-and-wood room runs late.
OrderThe chef tasting menu; the bibimbap with wagyu and the charred mackerel are the signatures.
TipClosed Sunday. Lunch 12:00-14:30 weekdays is the easier seating; dinner books two weeks ahead via the website.
Cookies Cream behind a back-alley service door near Berlin's Hotel Adlon holds a Michelin star on a vegetarian tasting menu; the entrance is the dish-pit.
OrderThe six-course vegetarian tasting at €105; the Parmesan dumpling is the room's defining course.
TipEntrance is a service door off the alley behind the Westin Grand. Bookings open four weeks ahead online.
Borchardt on Berlin's Franzoesische Strasse has cooked the city's defining Wiener Schnitzel since 1992; the 1850s dining room runs 200 covers.
OrderThe Wiener Schnitzel with potato salad; the calf's liver Berlin-style is the long-running second pick.
TipLunch from 12:00 is the easier seating than dinner. Bookings open four weeks ahead by phone.
The Duc Ngo's 893 Ryotei on Berlin's Kantstrasse cooks a Japanese-Peruvian izakaya menu with a sushi counter; the dining room runs late. Priced at €€€.
OrderThe yellowtail sashimi with yuzu-truffle, the black-cod miso, and the chef sushi omakase.
TipThe bar counter for omakase is the room's best seating; book it eight weeks ahead via the website.
Sophia Rudolph's Lovis inside Berlin's Hotel Wilmina on Kantstrasse cooks a modern-German seasonal tasting from regional Brandenburg producers.
OrderThe five-course tasting menu, paired with the seasonal Brandenburg vegetable course and the river-fish dish.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday. The garden in summer is the seating to book; reservations open four weeks ahead online.
The Bird on Berlin's Am Falkplatz has cooked dry-aged ribeye and burgers in a New York-style room since 2008, the bourbon list runs to 60 bottles.
OrderThe 300g dry-aged ribeye with truffle butter; the New York cheesecake for dessert.
TipNo-frills, cash-friendly, loud. The 22:00 second seating is easier than the 19:30 wave.
