This bars is closed permanently i wasted several minutes walking trying to find this and it's long…read moregone

A chill spot in the mittle of Mitte. Curated but ample liquor selection including German and…read moreSwedish (who knew?!) whiskies. Legit shabby chic decor and lively jazz on the stereo. A nice change from the busy, tourist filled sidewalk restaurants in the hood. How many monkeys? Come in and count for yourself.

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.

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!

Love it or hate it. Aufsturz has been around for a long time and is still one of the better dive…read morebars in Berlin - great for groups, cheap beer, and ugly pub food. What more can you ask of a dive bar. Their nachos were rated "worst nachos in the world" by TripAdvisor. So we gave it a try the other day and I totally confirm that statement. The "guacamole" as a side was a joke - sour and way too creamy. How can you mess up Nachos... ask the kitchen at Aufsturz. Don't go for the food. Instead, their beer selection is more than decent. 20+ German beers from "hell" to "dunkel", Pilsner, Weizen, Kristall... you got it. Fair price with 2-4 Euro per glass. The city train stop is right in front of the door and other Mitte bars are nearby.

Tons of beer-- Boston folk, think Bukowski or the Publick House (maybe not so much Sunset). Imports…read morerange from the czech Krusovice (bottles at Bukowski this week run $7.00, and to go from the Wine and Cheese Cask, are about $4) to Sam Adams, to some seriously alcoholic belgian syrupy brews. Yum! I wasn't nearly the beer connoisseur then that I am now, and I enjoyed a few brews here. Located right near the Oranienburger stop in Mitte, it's a good spot to meet friends with differing tastes. It got pretty loud on weekend nights, but wasn't crazy closer to Happy Hour time.

One of my favorite things to discover in Europe is multi-function cafes, so I was thrilled to come…read moreacross this cafe that also serves craft beer! I stopped in with a friend after lunch to warm up with a chai latte - I noticed that many of the cafes in Berlin only offered oat milk as a non-dairy option which is delicious but also a bit heavy for me. Nonetheless, the chai was delicious! My friend also tried the peach beer and loved it. I wish I'd made it back here a second time because the craft brew list by BRLO looked so good and interesting. The vibe here is perfect - a little industrial but with homey touches such as plants and shelves of books. The outside space looked super cute as well, but it was chilly so I didn't get to experience it. For those looking to play games, they have shuffleboard in the basement!

Cozy, dark and cool Nordic craft beer bar in Berlin. Sold…read more There's many international suds available on tap and in bottles. I only had one drink here (a blueberry saison) but likely could've stayed for hours. They had hooks, free wifi, and ample seating. I didn't get to talk to the bartenders but they seemed nice enough as well. Kaschk also serves as a coffee bar...an interesting combo that makes perfect sense! Prices are a bit hefty (my saison was like 9 euro) but also they're imported so it makes sense. I was glad to see Victory in stock. Apparently they just took over all of Europe. I see them EVERYWHERE. Totally didn't expect that. But anyway, yeah, visit this bar if you have the time.

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 service and selection! Best we had in all of Europe, including Berlin, Munich, and Prague!read more

A great place for out of towners to start their beer adventures in Berlin! Hendrik speaks fluent…read moreEnglish and can give you all the best recommendations for around town, while also boasting an abundant bottle inventory of local beers. There was also a huge selection of craft beer from America that went way beyond Goose Island or Ballast Point. I bet the locals really appreciate that, but of course I was focused on the local selection. A fantastic bottleshop and an even better owner. Definitely check this place out!

Cool little East-German flavoured bar under the railway tracks in Mitte. It's very red and it has…read moreportraits of Lenin.. Beer is decently priced at EUR2.70 for 500ml of Berliner Pilsner. Not much else that I can say other than I was only there briefly as part of a pub crawl

An underground communist bar. Lenins, Marxs and Castros everywhere. All decorations are…read morememorabilias from East Germany. Good music (revisiting its even better this time) is very quite so you can chat with your friends without effort (politics is the topic naturally). Feels much more like a pub sometimes. Beware its a smoke free bar (YAY!!). Even if you are a light smoker you'll find it hard to breathe in winter. Definetely my favorite in Berlin!

Awesome. Great little beer joint with a fantastic selection. There is a cellar room with fantastic…read morebeers to-go.

I am so glad that I stopped in here. My wife and I had just gotten to Berlin after being in Italy…read morefor 12 days, and I was dying for a hoppy beer. Not only could I have a hoppy beer, I had plenty to choose from. The beer menu was awesome. Cihan was awesome and made us feel welcomed. And, if you're looking to take some beers home, or to your hotel, there's plenty of to go bottles/cans to choose from. If you like craft beer, you have to stop in.

Super fun and wacky dive bar. Went there twice whilst in Germany and had a very weird and excellent…read moretime.sc

U U6 Oranienburg Tor Boasting the oldest operating beer fount in Germany (1912), this bar…read more is a must to nip into just to see this (as well as having a good selection of beer). Friendly service and clientele.