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[jakob nielsen]

Going to Berlin in early april.

Anyone able to provide updated recommendations for medium-priced places - BiB gourmand style places, but not limited to such.

No special cuisine or anything, as long as its tasty!

[jjahorn]

Cookies Creme (http://cookiescream.com) is popular, medium priced and very trendy. Also hard to find. Vegetarian. I haven't bee to this one yet.

 

 

 

Cafe:

Princess Cheesecake http://www.princess-cheesecake.de/

Good brunches (Sundays - The entire Simon-Dach Str. http://maps.google.d...tz=-60&t=m&z=16) as well as Nola http://www.nola.de/).

There is also a wonderful little Tea cafe on the north end of Simon-Dach Str. Don't know what it is called, but it is on the west side and looks like a doll house.

or afternoon tea Hotel de Rome http://www.hotelderome.com/

 

 

High End:

First Floor - http://www.firstfloo...irst-floor.html

Bieberbau - http://www.bieberbau-berlin.de/

Raue (go for lunch) - http://tim-raue.com/...=karten&lang=en

Brunch - Jüdisches Mädchenschule (Kosher) - http://www.maedchens...en-trinken.html

[Mjx]

We ate at several places when we were in Berlin last July, but the one I remember best is Peking Ente. I don't know whether we just happened to be there when they were having a good night, but the food was really good. The route there will make you feel like you're in the middle of a Monty Python sketch, and it gets crowded pretty quickly, so if you do eat there, I recommend going early.

[jjahorn]

There is also a wonderful little Tea cafe on the north end of Simon-Dach Str. Don't know what it is called, but it is on the west side and looks like a doll house.

 

Just an update on this recommendation, it is

Anna Kriegbaum

Niederbarnimstr. 7 Berlin

The slogan is 'Cake like from a different time'

It is nice, very friendly and has very good quality cakes and teas at good prices. I don't see how it makes a profit, but I'm glad it is still around.