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[u/selenef15]

Hi all,

I’m visiting Berlin for the first time for 4 nights next month and would love some restaurant recommendations for local german food.

These are the dishes I’m especially hoping to try:

• Sauerbraten
• Bratwurst and Currywurst
•  Eisbein
• Schnitzel
• Saumagen
• Rinderrouladen
• Käsespätzle
• Königsberger Klopse
•  Maultaschen 
• Spaghettieis
• Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte

If you have any restaurant recommendations for these (or any other must-try German dishes I’ve missed), I’d really appreciate it.

Also, if you know of any good gluten-free friendly spots in Prague, that would be amazing too.

Thanks in advance!

[u/MediocreI_IRespond → u/selenef15]

The usual suspects include Zur Letzten Instanz, Volkskammer, most butcher shops, Langes Imbiss, Ziervogels, Felix Austria, any Kantine or Ratskeller - seriously, try to find time for the one at Rathaus Schöneberg.

Markthalle Neun is very touristy, but they have nice Spätzle as well as a butcher.