(Translated from Rote Beete) Tucked away behind The Centre Francais at the top of Muellerstrasse is a very special place: The Rote Beete (red beets or beetroot in English). The Centre Francais
weiterlesenAdmittedly, a homage to the round chickpea balls is nothing new. The falafel has become as much a part of Berlin’s food culture as the kebab since the 1970s and the currywurst
weiterlesenWedding isn’t up and coming – and neither was it in the Middle Ages. It was only after the village of Wedding no longer existed that the name was first recorded in
weiterlesenBe it the Ruhr region, Hamburg or Berlin: three areas in Germany argue over where the currywurst was invented and where the best can be found. We don’t care about that! We
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After months of heavy renovations, a small French revolution is happening in Wedding: A new restaurant has arrived, and its name, PASTIS, is not the only thing that refers to the art
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What type of gastronomy works with Wedding and its inhabitants from all over the world? Maybe it has to be a mix like in “Little Kitchen”…
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In the last months, several new bars such as FLOP or Fredericks have contributed to the cultural programme in the African quarter. In October, a new bar, ‘Nussbreite’ has opened its doors
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What is a family centre? Dorothee Fischer can’t answer this question completely either. Generally speaking, a family centre is a spot for families offering counselling, activities and courses. Each family centre, funded
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Men, staring into an oven – or, more precisely, at a pizza. It’s a special moment, though: The first pizza produced by ‘Stranero’. Alejandro Pérez from Venezuela and Miguel Perra from Italy
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