
How Did Currywurst Start?
The origin story of currywurst, credited to Herta Heuwer in Berlin in 1949, how Berliners order it today, and the guided street food walks where you can taste it.
15 questions about Berlin food, etiquette, prices and markets, answered in plain terms.

The origin story of currywurst, credited to Herta Heuwer in Berlin in 1949, how Berliners order it today, and the guided street food walks where you can taste it.

A practical first-timer guide to eating currywurst in Berlin: how to order it, what to eat it with, which stands are famous, and how the dish began.

A direct answer to whether Berlin is a walkable city, which districts reward walking, where public transport helps, and how to pair a walkable visit with a Berlin food walk.

Berlin is regularly named the vegan capital of the world, and the claim holds up on the ground: here is why, and which food walk fits a plant-based visit.

A straight answer to the German döner versus Turkish döner question, how the Berlin sandwich came to be, and which döner stops in Berlin let you taste both styles in one afternoon.

The classic sides and drinks Germans pair with currywurst, from Pommes to Brötchen, and where to try the combinations on a guided Berlin food walk.

Berlin's famous drinks explained: beer first, then Berliner Weisse with its colored syrup, the craft beer scene, wine, and coffee, with the guided tastings that fit each.

The must-eat foods of Berlin, from doner kebab and currywurst to Pfannkuchen and Berliner Weisse, plus the food walks that let you taste several in one afternoon.

Berlin's most famous foods explained: currywurst, doner kebab, Bouletten, Berliner Pfannkuchen and the markets where locals eat them, plus how to taste several in one afternoon.

Mitte is the best area to stay in Berlin for most tourists: central, walkable, and close to the city's classic food stops. Here is how each district compares for food lovers.

A direct answer to which Berlin tour deserves your money, compared by district, length and price, with food, beer and history options matched to how you travel.

The most famous market in Berlin is Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg, home of Street Food Thursday. Here is what to expect, when to go, and the market food walks that fit.

Where Berliners actually eat: the neighborhoods, markets and everyday dishes locals order, plus how a visitor can eat the same way on a guided walk.

Little Istanbul sits in Kreuzberg along the Landwehr Canal, anchored by the Turkish market at Maybachufer and the kebab shops of Wrangelstrasse and Oranienstrasse. Here is where it is, what to eat and how to tour it.

Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Cologne all claim Germany's best food. A direct answer, what makes each city distinct, and the Berlin food walks that prove the case.