Jules Verne

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Budget international food journey

A good, relatively inexpensive and reliable Charlottenburg café-restaurant with a menu inspired by French novelist Jules Verne's famous 1873 adventure AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. Opened in 2000, with the same owner as of 2016, Jules Verne serves home-made dishes you might find on a trip round the world (presumably in well under 80 days). Schnitzel, home-made veal currywurst, couscous and chicken saté share the menu with French classics, a caesar's salad, a fried chicke...

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