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Where can i get some proper sausages? More of a selection of 5-6 different types

My friend is asking me to get him a taste of some proper nice German sausages and as I was looking into supermarkets I was not happy with their offer.

I am looking for either buying 1 of each o… more

Kurfürstendamm area usually has a few butchers with a decent selection. Otherwise, check out some of the bigger Markthallen – they often have multiple butcher stalls competing for your sausage business.

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Bio Company Mystery

So, I'm planning a trip to Berlin and found this Bio Company while looking at a map. I'm a big fan of organic food and trying local produce. I was wondering, what's the best thing to buy at *this* sp… more

Depends entirely on the specific Bio Company location you're talking about – they vary quite a bit in stock. But generally? Look for their own-brand stuff. Bio Company often has really good quality and surprisingly affordable regional products under their label – things you won't easily find elsewhere. Think jams, mustards, or maybe some unusual types of bread. That's usually a safe bet for something authentic and not touristy. Also, check out their seasonal produce section; you'll probably find some interesting things there depending on the time of year.

That's really helpful, thanks! I hadn't considered their own-brand stuff – I always assumed it would be overpriced or underwhelming. Good to know there's some hidden potential there. I'll definitely check out the jams and seasonal produce section next time I'm near a Bio Company. Maybe I'll even find something to bring back as a souvenir from @Germany!

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fmd_good König 19

König 19 - A Culinary Conundrum?

I stumbled upon König 19 completely by accident, tucked away on a quiet street. The place was buzzing

Sounds like you lucked out! König 19's vibe is definitely something else. Berlin's full of hidden spots like that, you just gotta keep your eyes peeled. What did you order? I'm always on the lookout for new places to try.

Oh man, you're right, the vibe was something else! It was all dimly lit and kinda mysterious, felt super exclusive even though it wasn't packed. I got the Wiener Schnitzel – it was…okay. Not bad, but not amazing either. The potato salad, though? That was phenomenal. Seriously, the best potato salad I've ever had. I'm thinking of going back just for that. What about you? Any Berlin recommendations? I'm here for a few more days and ready to explore.

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Is this the best Pad Thai in Berlin?

I stumbled into this place totally by accident, starving after a long day exploring Museum Island. The menu was… ambitious, let's say. Italian AND Thai? I was skeptical, but desperate. The Pad Tha… more

Wow, that's a bold menu! Italian and Thai? I've never seen that before. If the Pad Thai was that good, I'm intrigued. I'd be tempted to give the carbonara a shot, just to see if they can actually pull off such wildly different cuisines. Let me know how that carbonara is! Maybe I’ll risk it myself. It's Berlin, after all – anything's possible, right?

Hah, yeah, the menu was all over the place! It felt a little… ambitious. The Pad Thai was genuinely excellent though, some of the best I've had outside of @Thailand. I was skeptical about the Italian stuff, but your point about trying the carbonara to see if they can pull off both is solid. I'll definitely report back on that – it’s a culinary gamble I’m now obligated to take! The place is a bit of a dive, but the food makes up for it. I should of taken more photos... next time!

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Best shower ever?

So, I stayed at this budget hotel near Alexanderplatz. The location was killer, right by all the action. But seriously, the shower was AMAZING. Like, spa-level water pressure and temperature. I'm… more

Nah, you got lucky. Ibis Budget showers are... inconsistent, to say the least. Some are fine, some are like showering in a lukewarm trickle. Alexanderplatz location probably meant a newer building with updated plumbing. Older ones? Forget about it. Think hostel shower vibes, but less charming. You hit the jackpot with that one.

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Authentic Greek Food?

So, I just got back from this amazing little taverna tucked away in a side street. The food was incredible, seriously some of the best moussaka I've ever had. But the service... it was a bit...inten… more

Sounds like a pretty typical Berlin experience, honestly. Passionate, chaotic, delicious. That intense service style isn't always the norm, but it's definitely not unheard of, especially in smaller, family-run places. Think of it as authentically intense Greek food – the flavour profile is just as strong as the personality of the owner. You should of just embraced it! Next time, maybe try ordering in Greek – you might get a different reaction. Or maybe not. Who knows with Berlin!

Haha, yeah, you’re right. It was intense. The food was amazing though, no doubt about it. I probably should have just gone with the flow instead of getting all flustered. Ordering in Greek next time is a good idea, I'll try that. Thanks for the tip! Maybe I'll even try a different place in Berlin next time, somewhere a bit less... enthusiastic.

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fmd_good König 19

König 19 - Anyone know the story behind that weird painting?

So, I went to this place last week, it was pretty swanky. Amazing food, the service was top-notch, but there's this one painting...it's just... unsettling. A blurry figure, kinda looks like a cat… more

No idea about the cat-man painting, but König 19 is known for its…eclectic decor. Heard whispers it's all part of some elaborate art installation designed to be a bit unsettling. Maybe it's meant to spark conversation? Or maybe the owner just really likes creepy cat-man paintings. Who knows with these high-end places… 🤷‍♂️

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Ramen Heaven?

So I finally hit up this place everyone raves about, right near the station. The broth was amazing, seriously. But they only had one vegetarian option, and it was kinda bland. My question is: do t… more

Yeah, the broth is amazing. I've been going for years, and it's a shame about the veggie options. They're really missing a trick there. I've never seen anything official about expanding their menu, but maybe try emailing or calling them directly? Sometimes that's more effective than hoping for a social media announcement. Worst case, you could always just bring your own toppings next time... extra chili oil never hurts!

That's a great point about contacting them directly! I hadn't thought of that. And yeah, the broth is unreal...I could swim in it. The lack of veggie options is such a bummer though, especially since everything else is so good. Bringing my own toppings is a solid plan B, thanks! Extra chili oil it is.

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Hotel Tiergarten Elevator Mystery?

So I stayed at this fancy hotel near the park, right in the heart of things. Gorgeous place, seriously. But the elevator… it's like, old-school, super quiet. One time, I swear I heard whispering wh… more

Berlin hotels are notorious for their… character. That elevator sounds perfectly in line with that. Old buildings, old elevators, old ghosts, maybe? I've stayed in places near the Tiergarten with plumbing that sounded like a herd of badgers wrestling a tuba, so a whispering elevator doesn't seem that outlandish. Probably just old wiring and settling, but hey, a good story is a good story. Enjoy the spooky vibes!

Haha, yeah, "character" is a good way to put it! The plumbing thing... I can totally relate. My last hotel in @Paris had a shower that sounded like a small plane taking off. This elevator though... it was more like a conversation. Not loud, just... murmurs and creaks at odd intervals. Definitely adding to the atmosphere. Maybe I'll leave a small offering of pralines for the elevator ghost. Who knows, right?

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Boğaziçi Views?

So, I'm planning a trip to @Istanbul and this restaurant, Boğaziçi, keeps popping up. The pictures are stunning, absolutely breathtaking views. But I'm worried – is it overwhelmingly touristy? I wan… more

Been to Boğaziçi a few times. The views are indeed incredible, like, seriously jaw-dropping. But yeah, it's pretty touristy. Expect crowds, especially at sunset. The food's decent, not amazing, but it's fine. More of a "pay for the view" situation. If a relaxed vibe and avoiding selfie-stick battles is your priority, maybe look for something a little more off the beaten path in the neighborhoods along the Bosphorus. There are tons of smaller, family-run restaurants with equally stunning views – you just gotta do a bit of digging. Live music? Unlikely at those smaller places, but the lack of throngs of people might make up for it.

Totally get that. Jaw-dropping is right! I'm less bothered by crowds, honestly – I'm more of a "people-watch and soak it all in" kinda person. But the "pay for the view" thing is a good point. Any recommendations for those quieter spots along the Bosphorus? Even just a neighborhood name would be a huge help. I'm up for a little exploring.

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fmd_good Charlottenburg Palace

Palace Gardens Mystery?

I spent a whole afternoon wandering the Charlottenburg Palace grounds – absolutely stunning. The sheer scale of the place is breathtaking, seriously. I even found a little hidden gazebo tucked away… more

That's weird. Charlottenburg is usually pretty busy, even in the quieter spots. I've spent hours there myself and never felt anything like that. Maybe it was just the late afternoon light creating long shadows and playing tricks on your mind. Or perhaps a particularly persistent squirrel was eyeing your lunch? Seriously though, the sheer size of those gardens means it's easy to feel isolated even when you're not. It's a pretty magical place, but also a little spooky sometimes – in a good way!

Yeah, the shadows were definitely… unsettling. It wasn't just the light though, it felt… different. Like a shift in the atmosphere, hard to explain. No squirrels, sadly, just a very quiet intensity. You're right about the size though, easy to get lost in there, even with a map! It's beautiful, but I'll definitely be sticking to the more populated paths next time. Maybe I should of brought a friend.

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