This German restaurant and beer hall is located in the Sony Center and we had our run club…read morecelebration dinner here after running the Berlin Marathon. Had a great time, service was good, the food was tasty, and of course the German brews were delicious. I don't recall a lot about this night after many steins of beer but we had fun! Prost! It is kind of a touristy spot but pricing was reasonable, and the architecture of the space itself is cool to look at.

Wir magst Lindenbräu. Sie sind sehr freundlich und gastfreundlich…read more We came here only a few hours after arriving in Der Hauptstadt. It was a short walk from our hotel and we wanted to see the former Sony Center. We ordered ein Berliner Weißbräu und Riesling... while sitting back to enjoy the roof and its wonderful architecture. Yes, it's worth it. Für Abendessen... wir gingen mit Schnitzel und Berliner Wurst (Currywurst). Both were tasty (sehr lecker) and too much to finish. Sadly, we didn't believe our room had refrigerator to take it all back (it did). Now granted this is a touristy area, the prices seemed very reasonable. So Five Stars and we would definitely come back on our nächster Urlaub.

Visited here on 22/04/2026. I haven't tried any food but got the beer tasting board, which did not…read moredisappoint. The place is huge with many seating places. They have some cool merch available if you're interested. I liked that grung music was playing when i was there. Cool place, cool people.

A combination brewery and food fair space…read more The space is divided into two sectors not unlike West and East Berlin Except that both halves are nice. One half has one of the most famous biergartens in the city. The other half hosts some sort of street food fair every weekend with a large changing array of food carts. We went for the African Food Festival. You only get BRLO beer if you go to the biergarten side. On the food fair side, you get a fixed drink vendor who sells a small selection of soft drinks and bottled beers. (But hey, don't knock German bottled beer.) * * * The location is 1/3 nice 2/3 not so nice. The biergarten is right near an enormous urban park. It is a more of a flat sports space than a dramatic forest, garden or lakeside. Berlin has lots of parks with the last three. But hey, flat parks are nice too. Over the whole lot runs one of the largest subways in the system. Nearby are all sorts of highways. So this is not the most sylvan tranquil location you can find for drinking beer outside. Either you really like BRLO beer, or you like the food carts at your particular food festival. * * * When we were there, the African Food Festival was not the greatest. The SHOPPING was fantastic. There was all sorts of colorful African wear to buy. I bought a spectacular bag from a Kenyan stand. The food was unfortunately on the meh side ... We tried food from multiple different vendors Including vendors for which there were long lines. Somehow the thrills were never there. I imagine if you go on a day with really good food trucks, Your experience will be different than ours. Rumor also has it - although I can not substantiate this That BRLO's own food on their side of the wall is pretty good. * * * I could be talked into going back and trying BRLO's own domestic side. But there are many spectacular biergartens in Berlin And many are known for their food as well as their beer. I imagine BRLO is a great thing if you live in the neighborhood. Otherwise save your trips to under the subway for weekends When you are particularly excited about the food festival de jour.

Great little microbrewery in Berlin. Tonight was the pre party before Metallica tomorrow night…read more They brew Metallica's own beer, Enter Night. A really good Pilsner, I must say. They have a nice menu of different kind of beers, so stop in if your in Berlin, and need a place to hang out with some adult beverages.They have a small menu, my friend got the Pastrami sandwich, he gave it a thumbs up.

In America, Stone is synonymous with high quality beer. Traveling in Germany over New Years, I was…read morevery excited to learn that Stone had opened a brewery and taproom in Berlin. Went to their newly opened taproom in the Prenzauler Berg neighborhood. The atmosphere is cool. There are a mix of traditional tables and other seating options like couches, stools and barrels on which to rest your beers between sips. Our group of 3 wanted to try a variety of beers so we ordered six 0,15L offerings from their large draft list. It included beers not available in the USA and specialty pilot series beers. The beers were tasty as heck and the vibe great. Definitely recommend stopping in here for a beer or two or three!

Finally made it to a Mikkeller tasting room after a failed attempt in 2019 while visiting Belgium!…read moreThis bar is small and still manages ample seating. I could tell many of the folks stopping in were locals. The selection was fairly extensive and included both Mikkeller brews as well as the local BRLO. I had a raspberry sour by Mikkeller which fortunately was not too sour and actually super delicious! I was excited to see there is a run club associated with this location (how I learned of the brand and planned to get involved in Belgium). Highly recommend to check it out for a drink, a run or both!

Awesome craft beer bar. The manager is from the UK somewhere and super friendly. Had a great IPA…read morethen a really great sour passion fruit beer. Could really taste the passion fruit. Would definitely be a regular if I lived close by.

Totally unassuming and well worth the trip! Kind of hard to see from the outside, but once you get…read morein, it's awesome. Go down to the bar inside, order some drinks, and plant yourself on the courtyard outside. Great beer, not pretentious, and chill. Loved this platz!

Super fun pub! We didn't speak German and it was a very local bar. The people and staff were very…read morenice. Great beer. It was hard to find, we almost left and realized it was set back in a courtyard and we had to take stairs down to get in. Went back 2x while staying in Wedding/Berlin.

Love their brews as we have been to locations in Columbus, Cincinnati, Reykjavik, and now Berlin…read more Enjoyed their IPAs Lucky Shake and No basic break . Plus I bought 3 more cans to take back with me that I can't get in the US. Tavern food served so we had a pizza that was pretty good Service was very good. Stop in and see Mia. She took great care of us and gave us sampling tips.

The staff is super nice!!! But the food is so expensive and…read moresoooo bad! I actually got sick from the nachos! Not good!

This place could not be more perfect for me - great beer, good prices, and even whiskey! The…read moreatmosphere is good, even though seating is somewhat limited (not by the number of tables but by how popular it is) and I like that there is a separate smoking room. The beers are always very solid, tasty brews; not the most unique styles but they satisfy my craft beer cravings. The menu also includes some small food plates (I haven't tried them yet) and some liquor and non-alcoholic drinks. If you like whiskey, they have a few good options for pretty cheap prices. I think I had a double of Glen 12 for €4? A definite must if you're a beer lover in Friedrichshain!

Excellent beers, great cider and a warm welcome from the Aussie crew. We tried the cider and the…read moreunfiltered lager which were both excellent. Was here a few years ago and it seems to get better.

Great beer haus with a nice selection of German food. The only regret is I would have added the…read moreknuckles but we don't have enough people to finish it

Our group of 12 had a few hours to kill in Berlin before catching a train to Munich, so we decided…read moreto grab lunch at Gaffel Haus and it turned out to be the perfect choice. We made a reservation months in advance since we didn't want to risk it with a group our size, and everything went super smoothly from the moment we arrived. Our waitress was fantastic. She walked us through the menu, which was super helpful for a group of mostly first timers, and made sure our beers and food came out quickly. We loved the house Kölsch, which kept coming in small half pint rounds until we finally asked to close out. The food was exactly what we were hoping for in our first German meal ie. hearty, comforting, and delicious. The group favorites were the schnitzel, the different wursts, and the crispy fried pork knuckle. Another big plus was how accommodating they were. They even made space for us to store all our luggage while we ate, which made the whole experience that much more relaxed. If you ever find yourself near Berlin Central Station with some time to spare, Gaffel Haus is absolutely worth a visit. Great food, great beer, and a super welcoming vibe.

This place made me wish Yelp had 6 stars to give! This place was the perfect end to the most…read moreamazing Central European vacation. The warm waitstaff and barkeeps made us feel right at home. Regarding delicious beers, I ordered the Dunkel and my husband ordered a Pilsner. My Dunkel was delicious and STRONG.......I will leave this part for the end of the review. My husband enjoyed his pilsner. This is one of those places that is like a Keller type setting since you are a bit underground like in a grotto. You can easily visit with folks at the tables next to you if they seem open to it. We visited with an interesting couple from New Zealand and it just made the evening even more idyllic. We ordered the bavarian veal sausage with fresh pretzel and sweet mustard, the fraconian grilled sausages with homemade sauerkraut, and the black lentil salad with celery. When I say every single thing I ate was perfection......I mean it. It fulfilled my dreams of eating actual German food in Germany! I have already searched AI and Pinterest for a dupe of that salad. It was so refreshing and delicious with a nice vinegary bite to cut the richness of the sausages. The veal sausage was my favorite with the most amazing delicate flavor. Hey there, restaurant/brewhouse with the longest name ever......we will meet again. I think I might have been saying something similar as my husband sweetly guided my weaving self down the sidewalk after that strong Dunkel!

11 happy people! We stopped by based on the recommendation of a colleague who lives in Berlin on…read moreour first night and quickly understood why we were directed here. The restaurant is very small and quaint. It is definitely a spot for locals that we were fortunate enough to have been led to. It is the German equivalent of a tapas bar. After some deliberation, we turned the menus back over to our hostess (who I also believe was a co-owner of the restaurant) and simply asked if they would bring out a couple of each item on the sampler menu and a few of the five or six main entrées that we wanted to try. That begin about an hour of culinary experience not to be forgotten. There is no better way to experience German cuisine! Each of the menu items was wonderful and different and it's own unique way. We tried six or seven different types of sausage a variety of pickled vegetables, regional cheeses and other delicacies all served with a variety of great homemade bread. Although absolutely stuffed, we couldn't resist dessert, so we did the same thing, ordered one of each and shared everything. Portion sizes are small, as you would expect from a tapas bar, the the food quality was exceptional! The prices were reasonable and the environment was great.

Decent location but like most restaurants we been to in Berlin so far, way too understaffed and as…read morea result it takes ages for any order, or even just getting a server. The food was, average at best, and the pretzel was a tat stale, while the pork knuckle was quite dry, so all in all was a fairly average meal. The only saving grace is that the price wasn't silly so at least I didn't feel ripped off coming out It was a nice environment though, especially if you book you might just get your own table without needing to share table.

I ate here with people from my Stanford program last winter. It was my first time in Berlin, and I…read morehad no idea what to expect. Of course, German cuisine is known for its würste! I ordered the brauhauswurst, and it was delicious. I also really enjoyed the red cabbage and the potatoes -- signature German food. This is also a great place for beer -- and lots of it. I also liked how spacious the restaurant is. From my experience, European dining seems to be smaller and clumped, but this restaurant was really great to sit down and eat at -- especially for over 20 people! I definitely want to eat here again.