(3 1\/2 MINUTE READ)<\/span><\/p>\n Whether in the company of terracotta pots overflowing with wide glossy leaves or vases filled with slender stems crowned with vivid flowers flushing yellow, orange, or red, I find that just about any space becomes that much more enjoyable with the addition of some greenery. There are lots of friendly, plant-filled spaces in Berlin where one can eat, drink, work, or play in an urban jungle atmosphere, but these are our 9 favorites.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n A somewhat hidden oasis tucked into a reworked and renovated old Aussegnungs- or Trauerhalle (a funeral hall or cemetery chapel) at U-Bahnhof Leinestra\u00dfe, the atmosphere at 21 Gramm is cozy yet modern, with a touch of neoclassicism thanks to large, curved arch-supporting pillars. Plants hang gently from light fixtures and other pops of greenery make appearances throughout the space. With lots of outdoor seating on offer as well, a breezy spring lunch in the brick-lined Hof will have you feeling well-planted and relaxed as various trees, shrubs, and climbing vines rustle around you.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n Taking its name from an all-things-avocado approach, this little restaurant first opened its doors near Boxi in Friedrichshain in January 2018 and touts a menu dedicated to the one-and-only creamy, green fruit. Enjoy dishes such as avocado filled ravioli, avocado and potato puree, and avocado falafel in the modern \u201cclub\u201d decked out with plenty of plants.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n For an excellent third wave pour over in a space that would please even the pickiest of aesthetes, Bonanza Coffee Roasters find itself off the main drag tucked in a quiet Hof that\u2019s near, but altogether perfectly distanced from, a small children\u2019s petting zoo featuring sheep, goats, and ponies. Thick leaved banana plants ruminate in the corners of the high-ceilinged space and among the tables tower fiddle leaf fig trees and smooth monstera plants. All sharing a verdant shade of dark emerald, the color palette is rounded out by lush green window sills.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n Since May 2017, Selig has been pleasing the palates of residents in Schillerkiez with a variety of dishes for breakfast and lunch including a\u00e7ai bowls and paleo granola, huevos rancheros and pulled pork sandwiches. Communal oak tables gather diners together between well-placed plant boxes and large windows offering a view of Herrfurthplatz.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n A newly opened Japanese restaurant slinging sushi, ramen, and a selection of Izakaya-inspired small plates, Chotto might not seem like a plant-filled oasis upon first glance. But, ask for a table in the back and you\u2019ll be awed by their vertical plant wall fitted out with soft mosses, curling ferns, and a few stems of eucalyptus for good measure.<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n\n
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