The Bird is an american steakhouse restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Experience an evening full of pleasure and learn how to prepare fresh pasta with real truffles. Under the guidance of experienced chefs, you will create an exclusive 4...
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Create elegant sweets in a hands-on Berlin patisserie workshop. Choose from five dessert-making classes including chocolates, macarons, choux, petit fours, and tarts.
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Discover the art of pairing at a guided wine and cheese tasting in Berlin. Savor 5 artisanal cheeses paired with premium wines and learn about the origins, production ...
Address: Am Falkplatz 5, 10437 Berlin
Lutter und Wegner on Berlin's Gendarmenmarkt has cooked the city's traditional Wiener Schnitzel since 1811; the wood-panelled room runs the long lunch.
OrderThe Wiener Schnitzel with cucumber-potato salad; the Berlin sauerbraten in winter.
TipSunday lunch from 12:00 is the easier seating than weekday dinner. Bookings two weeks ahead by phone.
Veronika in Berlin Mitte sits on the 4th floor of Fotografiska on Oranienburger Strasse, with its own entrance under the arch. Priced at €€€.
SignatureLobster omelette with French fries, Seasonal vegetable plates
Matthias is the Prenzlauer Berg dining room Janine Woltaire and chef Silvio Pfeufer opened in October 2024 on Kollwitzstrasse. Priced at €€€.
SignatureModern French tasting menu, Seasonal vegetable courses
Billy Wagner and Micha Schaefer's Nobelhart und Schmutzig in Berlin's Kreuzberg cooks a 10-course tasting from ingredients sourced inside Brandenburg.
OrderThe full 10-course tasting; no a la carte. Carrot, pike-perch and goose top the list.
TipBookings open three months ahead at 09:00 Berlin time. Closed Sunday and Monday, weekday lunch is rare.
Marco Mueller's Rutz in Berlin Mitte holds three Michelin stars on a Brandenburg-led tasting menu, with a wine-bar floor downstairs that serves walk-ups.
OrderThe eight-course Inspiration tasting with wine pairing; the trout course is the room's signature.
TipThe downstairs wine bar runs the same kitchen at a third of the price and takes walk-ins; arrive by 18:30.
Tim Raue's two-Michelin-star room near Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin Kreuzberg cooks a chef-led Asian-French tasting; the Peking duck is the city's defining.
OrderThe Peking duck, the wasabi langoustine and whichever pork-belly course is on; Raue's signatures stay on the carte.
TipLunch tasting at €178 is the easier entry vs the €248 dinner. Book four weeks ahead at minimum.
