Prenzlauer Berg
- by
- Gabby Lord
Cobble stones and tree-lined streets barely scratch the surface of what Prenzlauer Berg has on offer. Overflowing with restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques, the neighbourhood is just a short cycle from the city centre yet warrants no reason to leave. While Prenzlauer Berg is one of Berlin’s more gentrified areas, it still encapsulates the gritty charm that visitors and locals alike can’t seem to get enough of.
Umami
Ting
Suicide Sue
Standard Pizza
Salt n Bone
No Fire No Glory
Kollwitzplatz Farmers Market
Anna Blume
Lecker Song
Kapital ist ein scheues Reh
Jubel
Hokey Pokey
W-Der Imbiss
Book Exchange
Bonanza Coffee Heroes
Betty’n Caty
Maria Bonita
Mauerpark Flea Market
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No Fire No Glory
- Address
- 45 Rykestraße
- Website
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Is your morning coffee the only way to ignite your fire? There is no shame in that, and no glory apparently if you don’t get your cup from this buzzy Kaffee bar. Beans are freshly roasted and you can expect Grade A latte art from any of the baristas that work there. Obviously where there is good coffee there are also wood-topped tables and hanging lamps to sip amongst.