Charlottenburg

Berlin, Germany

by: Meryl Vedros

High-end boutiques, fine dining and elegant pre-war buildings are just a few things that make Charlottenburg such a charm. For those with less to splurge, the neighbourhood also offers up-and-coming Tokyo-style eateries, specialty cafes and indie shops that are definitely worth the visit.

Take a stroll around the 17th century castle and endless gardens that are especially impressive during the Summer months. Afterwards enjoy a coffee at Savignyplatz—a literary and performing arts hub pre-WWII—or perhaps an afternoon to shop the quaint boutiques nested outside the bustle of Kurfürstendamm.

Paper and Tea

High grade teas and minimalist gifts

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The Butcher

Juiciest burgers in Berlin, even Americans approve.

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The Barn

Specialty coffee in the iconic Kranzler building.

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BÜCHER BOGEN

Berlin's best independent art and design bookstore offering new, rare, and out of print books.

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Grosz

A rare glimpse of a bourgeoisie life in Berlin. Cozy up and enjoy traditional bites, high tea, or a lavish cocktail after a day of shopping on Kurfürstendamm.

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Rogacki

International and local selections of fine meat and fish since 1932. A necessary protein party for anyone who loves fine foods and wine.

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Sir Savigny Hotel

An intimate 44-room hotel offering in-room burgers at the touch of a buzzer.

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Kame Bakery

Homemade pastries, freshly made Onigirazu and fine tea. Authentically Japanese with a modern edge.

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Kame Bakery

Charlottenburg,

Berlin, Germany

Address: 45 Leibnizstraße
Website: Visit Website

Kame was Berlin's first Japanese café and has quickly become one of the best. Bring your friends and drink a warm cup of matcha tea and nosh on fine sweets on the tatami mat. The café captures just the right amount of craftsmanship and tradition in the food while keeping true to it's modern Berlin vibe.