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Uncategorized MORE NEWS Sign Up for Our Newsletter Your e-mail address is only used to send you our newsletter and information about the activities of TRAVEL LEADERS 365. You can always use the unsubscribe link included in the newsletter. November 1st, 2023 Whether you’re seeking out a Michelin-starred restaurant to impress an important client or a quiet, discreet establishment for private discussions, here are five of the best places for a business lunch in Berlin. POTS Established in 2008, the German restaurant POTS is nestled inside The Ritz-Carlton hotel, in the heart of Berlin. The restaurant bears the signature touch of the renowned Chef de Cuisine Christopher Kujanski, whose talents have helped it clinch a coveted James Beard Award. Bespoke wooden finishes, copper touches and handcrafted ceramics create an upscale ambiance. Tailored for business lunches, POTS is an oasis of tranquility amid the urban buzz. Its hushed tones and well-spaced tables ensure privacy, enabling you to have a focused conversation with your co-workers or clients. The restaurant’s business lunch changes daily, and embraces seasonal ingredients and accommodates time constraints. Restaurant Le Faubourg Patissier Raphael Gasque’s talents helped this French restaurant clinch the Best Fine Dining Restaurant award by the Berlin Food Guide, so if you’re looking to linger over coffee and a sweet, this restaurant will fit the bill. Le Faubourg’s dress code encourages smart attire to match its sophisticated interiors, which blend soft hues with plush seating and ambient lighting. A haven for business lunches, it has a serene atmosphere, making it ideal for confidential discussions. Thoughtfully placed tables ensure privacy, while its weekly mid-week business lunch menu presents delectable courses. Wi-Fi is available in the restaurant and lobby lounge, where you can enjoy a drink and use your laptop at multiple outlets. Diekmann Since it opened in 1982 in a quiet corner of the city, Diekmann has gained a reputation for excellence under the guidance of chef Max Günther – as well as gaining the prestigious Berlin’s Finest Dining award. You might find that you come here for Breton oysters and wine, then stay for its French-German inspired dishes. The dress code leans towards smart-casual, fostering a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The interiors feature minimalist yet cozy aesthetics, with a parquet floor and muted cream and slate tones which create an inviting environment. Its discreet layout and well-spaced tables make it an ideal setting for confidential business lunches, ensuring conversations remain private. The restaurant caters to time-bound professionals with an affordable business lunch that harmonizes seasonal ingredients and culinary mastery. Prism This Israeli restaurant in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf has graced Berlin’s culinary scene since 2018. Helmed by chef-owner Gal Ben Moshe and sommelier Jacqueline Lorenz, its avant-garde creations such as amberjack with unripe grapes or scallops with watermelon have earned it a coveted Michelin star. Prism’s smart-casual dress code reflects its contemporary vibe. The interiors are a symphony of soothing golden and cream hues, creating an intimate yet dynamic atmosphere. Its secluded layout, without windows, is perfect for a confidential business lunch. While Prism doesn’t offer a set business lunch, its a la carte menu caters to diverse preferences, making it ideal for meaningful professional engagements with a mixed group. Rutz Founded in 2001, Rutz is located inside a celebrated building in Oranienburger Vorstadt, a historic district in the northwestern part of Mitte. Thanks to chef Marco Müller, it is the only restaurant in the capital to hold three Michelin stars, so it’s the perfect spot if you’re keen to impress a client. The dress code exudes elegance, while its interiors blend modern aesthetics such as dappled concrete walls with cool greys. The restaurant’s layout ensures a sense of privacy, making it conducive to confidential business discussions, while the hushed atmosphere enhances focus. Although Rutz doesn’t have a set business lunch, its impeccable service and diverse menu caters to various diets. If you are planning a business lunch in Berlin, our experts at Travel Leaders 365 will be happy to book one of these restaurants for you. Back to Blog