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Most restaurants I visit aren´t in the center of town. Here´s one, I´ve been to twice recently:
Lindenbräu - It´s right under the roof of the Sony Center. As it´s probably mainly for tourists, they should speak english. I´ve eaten half a duck there last week, and it was delicious and not expensive (€ 12.50). You can look down on the square from the restaurant and they are brewing their own beer.
The Australian right next to the Lindenbräu is fine, too.
There´s lots to see around the Sony Center. It´s surrounded by the Tiergarten, the Potsdamer Platz, the Holocaust memorial, Brandenburger Tor and from there, you can go and take a look at the new weird government buildings, or walk towards Alexanderplatz along Unter den Linden [but there´s even more construction sites right now than usual].
Firebar [Krausnickstr. 21] - This club is like a big living room, with space for about 50 - 60 people. It´s very cozy and relaxed. If you´re there, try Maté brause, a soft drink with lots of coffein, but don´t drink more than two, if you want to sleep that night. They open at 08.00 pm, so it´s good for the "first stop of the night". If you don´t like the Firebar or if it´s already too full, just roam the neighbourhood, there´s lots of locations. You can stroll down the Oranienburger for example, which has the Tacheles, the new Jewish synagouge, Hackesche Höfe and the Postfuhramt.
The Karrera Klub is one of the few clubs I visit. They play British and German pop music and some weird stuff, like Baccara for example. They always change locations. This Saturday @ 10.00 pm, they´re at the Bastard [Kastanienallee 7]. |
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