After exploring several doner kebab restaurants in Berlin, "Curry 40" is the one place we kept…read morecoming back to for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their kebobs come on warm, flaky bread with very flavorful meat, fresh veggies and delicious garlic sauce. It beat any other kebob we tried. This may be the thing I'll miss most about visiting Berlin.

We kind of just stumbled upon this place but it left with a big wow! Our first taste of doner kebab.read more

As a tourist, I always worry about 1. Being able to speak the language effectively enough to order…read morefood, and 2. Accidentally wandering into a sub-par place that lives off foot traffic in touristy areas. Thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised that Prime Kebap was not only easy to order from but also delicious despite being close to a busy street near the theater. My partner and I each got a kebap with fries and a beer. The kebaps were generously portioned and super tasty. One of the most affordable meals in Berlin and we were happily full. The previous night we'd had a pretty greasy and disappointing experience at a kebap place and assumed they all were just "street food" without much thought put into it, but Prime Kebap proves you can be inexpensive but ALSO have great food! We grabbed an extra beer to go and bookmarked this place for future Berlin trips when we visit the theater!

Looks like the ordinary Kebab place from the outside but is instead focused on chicken. I've tried…read moretheir chicken several times and it was always very juicy and nicely crusty on the outside. Their sides are unfortunately not that great even though they try really hard with the salad. Really friendly staff.

6 vegetarian spring rolls with a salad and all the soy sauce and spicy sauce you want (its just on…read morethe counter, do as you like with it) for 2.50--yes please! Great deal around tourist attractions such as Checkpoint Charlie. Even though I have a horrible American accent on my German the people working there did not speak to me in English which I appreciated.

Little gem of a falafel stand. Good quality wrap and fresh crunch to the falafel, lots of mint,…read morecucumber and tomato for €2.20. The hummus was definitely worth adding to my order- and word is the chicken was delicious too. Charming/shabby looking hut depending on your perspective, don't let it dissuade you if you're hungry - grab a wrap on your way to the park!

excellent falafel wrap--fresh homemade falafel and hummus with fixings in a toasted wrap. very very…read moregood for just 2.70 euro. friendly owner that speaks English and a little area of seats off to the side of the stand, where you can eat under cover if you don't have to jump right onto the 104 bus. can't wait to go back on my way home.

Our tour guide brought us here, saying that this is one of the best currywurst places in the area…read more If this is considered the "best", then either I really don't like currywurst, or his standards are much different than mine. I've had friends rave about currywurst, and my entire family was pretty underwhelmed by the entire experience. It was basically a hot dog with some sauce and curry powder sprinkled on it. At least they weren't cheap on the fries, and in combination with the salad, it's a pretty substantial meal for the price you are paying. Service was extremely slow; perhaps because they were inundated with our entire tour group ordering at once (a group of about 15-20 people). Free wifi available, and the souvenir store next door is pretty good.

I was in Berlin so I did want to try out a Berliner currywurst, but this probably wasn't the right…read moreplace to try it. While the food was really cheap, it didn't taste all that amazing, and was kind of boring. The currywurst really just tasted like a hot dog, with tonkatsu/worchestire sauce on it and some curry powder. Probably the wrong choice for me at the time, but I was hungry and was tired of looking around.

Doing a little shopping. Such a cool flea market with a ton of vendors and food options…read more We stopped at a bunch of food stalls for snacks and bought a few souvenirs and gifts and the various stalls. The prices were great and I felt like we got good deals. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Wish we had more time to explore more.

Rather large and very popular Sunday flea market. Has a great mix of used rummage sale / garage…read moresale stuff (clothes, records, household goods, etc), local made crafts / art, cheap knock-off fashion from Asia and other Bric-à-brac. Large contingent of food trucks. Some with draft beer. Popular with locals and the dreaded tourists. But tourists probably spending the most dough here. So don't hate.