"Berlin has a few great Syrian restaurants, like Schöneberg’s Malakeh, set up by Syrian refugees who settled here during the war. Another of these is Aleppo Supper Club—a popular spot on Wühlischstraße that serves up vibrant plates of tabbouleh salad and vine leaves stuffed with Aleppo spiced rice. Skip the dips and head straight for the makluba and kabsa rice dishes piled high with almonds, cashews, aubergine, and pomegranate seeds, and served with minced lamb or mint yoghurt. What makes Aleppo Supper Club even more unique is its proximity to Hops & Barley brewery, meaning you can get their beer delivered to your table from next door. This, and the rows of streetside benches, make this the perfect summer evening spot, where you can down pints and pick at your leftovers until you ultimately decide to continue on the night at one of Berlin’s many bars." - Olivia Ladanyi
