Can Europe’s restaurants survive the coronavirus lockdown?

Chefs and owners fear bankruptcy as continent's gastronomic culture remains in limbo

If there is such a thing as a European way of life, restaurants like Fillerei in Berlin used to give a pretty good flavour of what it would taste like.

In a crammed 40 sq metre (430 sq ft) space tucked away in a side street of scruffy but fashionable Neukilln, the owner, Christiane Fill, has for the last 10 years served up sumptuous Franco-German cuisine, darting between 10 rickety wooden tables night after night to recommend the organic entrecite, pour another glass of Spitburgunder or share the latest locally sourced gossip.