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Jolesch
This cosy green salon enjoys a fiercely loyal following and gives you the choice of sticking with Austrian basics - schnitzel, goulash - or going haute with lobster carpaccio , red-beet tagliatelle or other internationally flavoured dishes. The three-course lunches are a steal at around €9.50 , but portions could be bigger.
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Sarah Wiener Im Hamburger Bahnhof
Berlin's smartest museum café is the domain of culinary star Sarah Wiener, famous as much for her classic veal schnitzel as for her tasty Sachertorte and other classic Austrian cakes. A long bar, patterned stone floor, dimmed lights and various conversation corners where artsy types discuss the latest exhibit add character and texture to the huge, high-ceiling room.
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Weltrestaurant Markthalle
This mellow pub has a century-old pedigree and new-found fame as a location for the 2003 Berlin cult flick Herr Lehmann . Come for breakfast (till very late afternoon); fresh, creative salads at lunchtime; or a heaping helping of schweinebraten (roast pork). It pairs exceptionally well with a mug of Berliner Bürgerbräu brewed a few miles away in Köpenick.
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