This retired Dutch cargo ship moored on the Landwehrkanal is a delightful greet-the-day spot, with sumptuous breakfasts served on the sun deck until 3pm. The menu and weekly lunch specials include vegan options. At night, candles and a crackling fire are conducive to romantic dinners.
Van Loon
Kreuzberg
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