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Restaurants · Schöneberg, Berlin
An entirely plant-based fine-dining restaurant in Schöneberg serving six- or seven-course set menus, with a fully accessible room and an attached cooking school. Dogs are welcome — the team asks you to flag it when booking so they can reserve a table with enough space.
Proof that Berlin's vegan tasting-menu scene has room at the table for your four-legged plus-one.
The official FAQ answers: 'Are dogs permitted? Yes, we love dogs. Please let us know when you make your reservation so that we can reserve a suitable table with enough space for you.' Dinner is a set menu of six or seven courses. Hours were not published in the material reviewed.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Last checked: against the source on . Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
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No photo yetA long-running Prenzlauer Berg cafe and flower shop on Kollwitzstrasse, known for its large Berlin breakfast and cakes. Coffee, cakes, crepes and full meals are served indoors and on a terrace shaded by an old plane tree, and it remains a neighbourhood institution near Kollwitzplatz.
Berlin's largest contiguous off-leash area, spread across the Grunewald forest in the south-west of the city. Inside the signed boundaries dogs may run free along forest trails, and the Grunewaldsee is the only lake in Berlin officially open to dog swimming.
Berlin's oldest beer garden, founded in 1837, set in a chestnut-shaded courtyard with more than 600 seats. It pours house-brewed Prater pilsner alongside sausages, schnitzel and pretzels, and an indoor restaurant serves a fuller German menu year-round.
