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Café Pilz
★ 4.0(1 review)Café
communallivelyvegetarian-friendly
About the Vibe
Café Pilz is where Neukölln’s food scene really comes alive. Forget solo dining—this place thrives on sharing. You’ll find locals crammed around tables piled high with crispy torn potatoes, bright green aioli, and a rotating cast of vegetarian Levantine small plates. It’s less about ordering your favorite dish and more about the communal adventure of tasting everything.
Known For
- •crispy torn potatoes with aioli
- •vegetarian Levantine small plates
- •family-style sharing menu
- •private room bookings
Best For
group dinnersbrunch with friendscasual neighborhood meals
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 1, 2026
Share Everything, Enjoy the Crowd
Café Pilz has quickly become a Neukölln staple for good reason. The concept is simple: order everything and share. You’ll find yourself surrounded by a mix of regulars and curious newcomers, all digging into piles of crispy potatoes, labneh, roasted cabbage, and freekeh salad. The atmosphere is buzzy and unpretentious—think clinking plates, loud conversations, and the kind of meal where you end up ordering another round because you’re not sure what you missed.
It’s not for everyone. If you’re looking for a quiet, intimate dinner for two, this isn’t it. But if you’re up for a lively group outing where the focus is on variety and connection, Pilz delivers. The vegetarian-heavy menu is creative and satisfying, and the private room option makes it surprisingly viable for bigger celebrations. Just come hungry—and with friends who are willing to share.