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EXPLORING THE CITY WITH SOMEONE SPECIAL: GET YOUR COPY OF THE CEE CEE X HINGE NEIGHBORHOOD MAP

EXPLORING THE CITY WITH SOMEONE SPECIAL: GET YOUR COPY OF THE CEE CEE X HINGE NEIGHBORHOOD MAP

It’s that time again: the latest edition of The Neighborhood Map is here! As always, we didn’t do it alone — this time, we’ve teamed up with Hinge, the dating app designed to be deleted, to bring you the best city tips for great dates. If you’re in dating mode or simply looking for inspiration for memorable outings, grab the Cee Cee x Hinge The Neighborhood Map. It’s always free and “out there” — you can find it at selected spots all around the city. Follow us on Instagram to see exactly where, or check it out online on our map microsite. Alongside our picks for cafes and bars, we’ve also focused on places in Berlin that make perfect backdrops for special dates. We’ve included recommendations from people who’ve already found love—thanks to Hinge, of course. During our research, we discovered that Jeroen, one of our co-workers here at Cee Cee Studio, also met his girlfriend Marie on Hinge. Naturally, we had to share their story with you. The map reveals where Jeroen and Marie, and other Berlin based daters, went on their dates—and much more. So, whether you’re just in love with Berlin or on the lookout for that special someone, this one’s for you. See see you out there.

Text: Nina Trippel / Photos: Robyn Steffen

Cee Cee x The Neighborhood Map – About Town with Someone Special
The map is available free of charge at many spots, including here:

FED Bagels & Wine, Reichenberger Str.104, 10999 Berlin–Kreuzberg; map

Cassiopeia Sommergarten, Revaler Str.99, 10245 Berlin–Friedrichshain; map

Futurium, Alexanderufer 2, 10117 Berlin–Mitte; map

Das Café in der Gartenakademie, Altensteinstr.15a, 14195 Berlin–Dahlem; map

Tokyo Gohan, Dieffenbachstr.68, 10967 Berlin–Mitte; map

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ON-THE-GO GOODNESS — COOLING SUSHI LUNCHES AND READY-TO-EAT BOXES AT FRIENDLY FISH

ON-THE-GO GOODNESS — COOLING SUSHI LUNCHES AND READY-TO-EAT BOXES AT FRIENDLY FISH

Summer can be inexplicably busy, can’t it? Between market Sundays and street food Thursdays, trips to the lake and after-work hangouts in beer gardens, somehow the weeks just fill up and fly by. Food, therefore, usually needs to be three things: quick, tasty and good for on-the-go. One dish that delivers on all three is sushi, and luckily plenty of spots have opened in recent years that have elevated Berlin’s once unremarkable sushi scene. The latest is Friendly Fish, a casual takeaway joint that opened in May 2024 on Oranienburger Straße. Run by sushi lover Moritz Mary, the shop has all the favorites – tuna maki, salmon rolls – that bring the kind of chewy-creamy tenderness and lingering umami which make sushi the multi-sensory meal par excellence. But it’s not all raw fish: half of the menu is make up of vegetarian and vegan options – like ⁠the enoki nigiri topped with delicate enoki mushrooms with their tiny caps. There’s also a chickpea and cucumber maki with a cooling crispiness that is right on the mark after a long day in the sun. You can order the menu for pickup or delivery via the accounts on the website, over which you can collect friendly coins with every order and place your order to pick up within five minutes, or via the usual platforms – doors open from 08h for bagels and coffee, and to allow customers to get lunch ahead of time. Also worth mentioning are the salmon, tuna and vegan bento boxes, which are topped with sesame and seaweed. Extra special picnic in the park? We can taste the wasabi already.

Text: Benji Haughton / Photos: Dominik Hasert, Malwin Béla Hürkey, Sophie van Daniels

Friendly Fish, Oranienburger Str.5, 10178 Berlin–Mitte; map

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BERLIN BITES: EXCLUSIVE SPIRITS MEET LOCAL CUISINE

BERLIN BITES: EXCLUSIVE SPIRITS MEET LOCAL CUISINE

A vibrant cultural scene, new trends, and endless culinary diversity — few urban hotspots (the so-called key cities) offer all of this. Dynamic places like Berlin constantly create new formats that bring people together in shared experiences. This is precisely what Brown-Forman does — working with local partners to bring together special spirits, exciting personalities, and iconic locations. Exclusive indulgence meets local heroes, and unforgettable moments are created time and again. One example is Berlin Bites, an event format created in cooperation with Cee Cee. This series of events celebrates changing spirits with culinary highlights from trendy Berlin restaurateurs — always in an unusual setting, of course. Woodford Reserve kicks things off with American bourbon and rye whiskey. The program featured a menu by Studio Schmaus based on typical whiskey ingredients and complex creations by the Green Door Bar bartenders above the rooftops of Friedrichshain. The next round continues with Venezuelan rum, Botucal. Together with another star of the Berlin gastro scene, a completely different event is created. Here is a unique opportunity to experience the rich history and craftsmanship behind the spirits. An experience that goes far beyond a simple tasting.

Text: Arne Meyer / Photos: Savannah van der Niet & Sophie Doering

Please drink responsibly. ©2024 Diplomático Branding, Unipessoal LDA. All rights reserved.

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THE CHIPP: A FAMILY VACATION HOME NEXT TO LAKE SCHARMÜTZELSEE

THE CHIPP: A FAMILY VACATION HOME NEXT TO LAKE SCHARMÜTZELSEE

Finding family accommodation around Berlin with style and plenty of space… Not so easy, but there is a new destination to discover: The Chipp. The name is a tribute to the home’s architect, David Chipperfield. From the outside, the building is a feast for the eyes. But the owners have also meticulously designed the interior with a color concept inspired by the architecture and the surroundings. The large windows offer a wonderful view of Lake Scharmützelsee, the second largest lake in Brandenburg, which is why it is affectionately known as the “Märkisches Meer”. If you don’t fancy a dip in the lake or are booking in the cooler months, The Chipp has a pool and fitness room. And if it’s not cold for the pool, cosy up indoors. There is room for every family member on two large, comfortable sofas by the fireplace. Another feature is the Finnish sauna — so there are plenty of indoor wellness options. If you want to get active outside, away from the water sports in Bad Saarow, explore the nearby Rauener Berge or the Marienhöhe by bike. It’s worth staying at The Chipp for a longer break to make the most of all that’s on offer. Get a taste of the activities on the website. All that’s missing is the blocker in your calendar and off you go to Bad Saarow! (Transparency Note: logo and web design by Cee Cee Creative)

Text: Maria Mayer / Photos: Johannes Harth

The Chipp

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN — LETTERS LIVE BRINGS FAMOUS FACES, HUMAN STORIES AND FUNNY NOTES TO BERLIN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN — LETTERS LIVE BRINGS FAMOUS FACES, HUMAN STORIES AND FUNNY NOTES TO BERLIN

Letters aren’t usually meant to be read out to an audience. But when they are, the results are compelling, unpredictable and objectively hilarious. That’s the premise behind Letters Live, the event series where famous faces read noteworthy letters in front of a hall full of people. The format began in London in 2013 and has since hosted the likes of Taika WaititiOlivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch. They read written notes that might begin as playful and chatty musings but unfold into uplifting – and utterly relatable – human stories. The effect is something like TED meets This American Life. After nights in New York and Paris, the Letters Live franchise is making its Berlin debut next Wednesday (26.06.2024) at the Philharmonie. The lineup for the event includes Christian Brückner, Anke Engelke, Sebastian Koch, Ibadet Ramadani, Devid Striesow, Sabin Tambrea, and Nikko Weidemann – plus more surprise guests – reading letters that range from the raw and emotional to the impish and absurd. Tickets for the evening – which is being held in aid of the charitable foundation Children For Tomorrow – can be purchased online. The full line-up and letters won’t be known until the night itself, but expect to grin, gasp, eye roll and weep with laughter…

Text: Benji Haughton / Photos: Heribert Schindler & Andy Paradise

Letters Live 26.06.2024, is held in German and English – tickets available here.

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