In my last post, I pointed out a few Craft Beer spots in Berlin as well as cheap places to drink. I thought I would post about a few other places that we visited last June too.
So we have a Brewdog Bar here in Norwich but we were intrigued to see what Berlin had to offer. It's situated in Mitte so pretty central, not that far from Rosenthaler Platz. The bar is really light and spacious. We sat on tables out the front of the bar but I think there was also seating at the rear of the bar too. I had Brewdog Blitz Saison when we visited but their menu was quite exciting. They are a Untappd verified venue so you can check their up to date tap-list on the app or alternatively check the Brewdog website here. They also do pizzas which I am excited to try when we visit in a few weeks.
We did a little crawl around Kreuzberg area and came across Hop & Barley. Its a really great little brewpub. When we visited I had their cider which was delicious and a little sour. I also tried some of Nate's IPA which was also really good.
Another great craft beer bar in Kreuzberg. Its quite small but has an amazing selection of beers. I enjoyed a glass of Sour Monkey by Victory Brewing Company, Nate had Backbone Splitter by Hanscraft & Co. Once again Hopfenreich is a verified venue on Untappd so you can see their up to date tap list. Who can resist a pub where their mascot is a Hedgehog!?
Kaschk is a cool hipster bar that serves craft beer and coffee and has shuffleboard tables downstairs. It's located not that far from Mikkeller on Linienstrasse. I love To Øl beer so I had to have By Udder Means, Nate had Bitter-Sweet Double IPA by Berliner Berg Brauerei. It was a really nice evening so we sat outside, its situated on the corner of a street opposite a tram-stop so it is perfect for people watching!
This place is a lovely brewpub. It is surrounded by other restaurants and is near a theatre. We stopped by after meeting up with a friend who lives in Berlin before heading to the BRLO Brewfest. We all had a pint of their Pilsner which was really refreshing on a hot day. Pfefferbräu has a large courtyard but it gets really busy,
We found out about this place through the BRLO Brewfest and it was a great find. We went on a Sunday during the day so it was quiet but we got to sit at the bar and chat with the staff. They had a great selection of beers from around the world. Between us, we had a couple of beers from Dugges, a Cloudwater beer and sampled some local beer from Heidenpeters. The pub is in the heart of Kreuzberg so is a must if you are in the area!
So that was an overview of a few of the places we visited last June. This year we are heading back and our list is even longer! So watch this space for more great beer spots in Berlin!!
Another great post. This time you visited my son at Kaschk. Did you get to play shuffleboard downstairs?
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