A few weeks ago I posted a request for restaurants in Berlin. Thanks to those who replied! A summary of the replies is provided below. If your favorite Berlin restaurant isn't shown below, please let me know!!! I don't leave for another week, so there's still time to make the list. gary -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Wayne Citrin There's a good Indian restaurant near the Ku-Damm called Golden Temple. The Cafe Bleibtreu on Bleibtreustr. (near the Savignyplatz S-Bahn station) is a good place to hang out and have a coffee or a beer. Wayne ---- From: [email removed] (Lawrence Hughes) Top recommendation: Restaurant Dubrovnic (Jugoslavian/Croatian food) near the Europa Center (short walk from Gedankniskirche). There is also a chinese joint near there (forget the name) that was pretty good. Be sure to go by the Museum am Checkpoint Charlie. If you can catch a performance of the Berlin Philharmonic or various other groups (e.g. Berlin Bach Orch.), do so. They are incredible. If you stay on the Ku'damm, try to ignore the plentiful ladies-of-the-evening along there, although they don't charge for (brief) conversation... :-) ---- From [email removed] Tue Jul 14 13:41:59 1992 BERLIN SAMOVAR Luisenplatz 3 1000 Berlin 10 (an der Schlossbrucke) opposite the Charlottenberg home. Great mushroom soup and all sorts of Russian food. Best place we ate at in Berlin Tel 341 41 54 ---- From [email removed] Wed Jul 15 06:57:49 1992 Hi Gary, I was in Berlin briefly about one year ago. My suggestion, for variety and <$$, is check out the food court (food floor more like it) in the largest Berlin dept. store. Unfortunately I don't recall the name of the store---but I can tell you that it's on the big main steet that cuts through the center of West Berlin about 1/2-1 mile from the Zoo Station. Its actually really easy to find, sort of the Berlin equivalent of Harrod's in London. Sorry I don't have an exact address but it is definitly worth finding for lunch or an early dinner. They had food from everywhere, and an amazing candy/sweets selection. William C. Regli
Berlin, Germany
Restaurants in Berlin
From [email removed] Wed Jul 15 06:57:49 1992 > >My suggestion, for variety >and <$$, is check out the food court (food floor more like it) in the >largest Berlin dept. store. Unfortunately I don't recall the name of >the store---but I can tell you that it's on the big main steet that >cuts through the center of West Berlin about 1/2-1 mile from the Zoo >Station. Its actually really easy to find, sort of the Berlin >equivalent of Harrod's in London. > It's called KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens). I don't know the street address either, but it should be very easy to find. And yes, it's worth the trip. Wayne ----------- Wayne Citrin [email removed] [email removed]
Wayne C. wrote: > >It's called KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens). I don't know the street address >either, but it should be very easy to find. And yes, it's worth the trip. > >Wayne KaDeWe, Tauentzienstr. 20, between Europa Center and Wittenbergplatz. It's a fun place... ////////////////////////////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Corey Hatch [email removed] Computer Science Porsche, LA Dodgers and Bosna! 801/581-7845 University of Utah \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\////////////////////////////////////