Foodie Berlin

When walking around Kreuzberg some months ago, I stumbled across a new gastropub in Spreewaldplatz with a strange name, that

  Bad tea. Berlin is full of it. And it’s time to point fingers at those bad beverages prepared badly

Why is it that so many French chefs are coming to Berlin? And why are they starting out with food trucks? Let’s

Although Berlin is quickly becoming a coffee mecca, it remains the capital of bad tea. British World War Two soldiers

The Michelin Guide doesn’t understand Berlin’s foodie scene. It is the bible for eating in France. But in Berlin they

The craze surrounding Street Food Thursday makes me wonder why people choose the claustrophobic crowds at Markthalle 9 over one

It is intriguing, odd, and audacious for such a bourgeois Berlin coffeehouse to name itself after the great satirist of

NOTE: Alas, the brunch at Brio has been suspended until further notice.  There’s no such thing as brunch in Italy.

A recent phenomenon in Kreuzberg are the crowds piling into the old Markthalle 9, an unrenovated market hall of more

One of the most obvious signs of changing times in Kreuzberg is the emergence of a new generation of tea

Asparagus season makes me uneasy. This is a problem living in Germany, because Spargelzeit* is unavoidable. The alien fern crops