Lichtblick-Kino

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"Bright and airy with classic movie posters, a projector, and a DVD player for all-night screenings, this cozy one-bedroom layers in homey touches like vintage chairs, Missoni pillows, and art-forward coffee table books. Couples and solo travelers can wander the surrounding cafés, restaurants, and shops, then return to a double bed and room-darkening shades; it’s steps from Kollwitzplatz’s bi-weekly market and close to Volkspark Friedrichshain—just note it’s up three flights of stairs with no elevator, though a washer and dryer help offset the climb." - Liz Humphreys, Nathalie Meier-Scupin

Bourdain had: currywurst and fries, doner kebab, sparkling wine, and red wine. Dinner date: Billy Wagner, sommelier and co-owner of Nobelhart & Schmutzig.

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"Then there was the meal at Lichtblick-Kino, a tiny movie theater screening 1927's Metropolis while Bourdain and sommelier Billy Wagner snacked on a meal they snuck in: currywurst (wurst topped with curry powder and ketchup), fries, and a hefty kebab sandwich, paired with sparkling and red wine (naturally). It not only looked delicious but also felt the most authentic to Bourdain, who was just as happy eating noodles and drinking cold beer in Hanoi as he was eating freshly caught scallops and chanterelle ice cream in Newfoundland."