Johannes Laferton
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Hi Pepijn!
Thank your for your question.
Unfortunately, I have no experienece at all with eating in such “large” groups. I usually go in groups of 2-4 people. If you are picky about your venue, I’d say reserveations for groups of 4 or more are strongly advised.
With regard to your scenario, I´d say it´s probably possible to find something after all, most likely in the more touristy areas and hotel restaurants. However, I am only guessing here, sorry.
UPDATE:
if you want to know whats new in the Berlin fine dining departmetn, check out this posting about 5 new fine dining destinations in Berlin…
https://www.finedininglovers.com/stories/berlin-new-restaurants-2017/
https://www.finedininglovers.com/stories/berlin-new-restaurants-2017/what a coincidence, Pepijn, I just recomended the same list.
Berlin food stories is my favorite food blog and I tested its’ credebility plenty of times, I was never disapointed.
I am not that big on sight seeing recomendation but two come to mind:
– take a walk from Hackescher Markt to Museums Insel to Berliner Dom follow Unter den Linden to Brandenburger Tor and Holocaust Memorial and the Reichstagsgebäude
– Eastside Gallery (Artists painted on a part of the Berlin wall)I am not an expert on Bratwurst but konnopke is one of the most renown. Gerhard Schröder (former German Chancelor) used to get his Bratwurst there:
https://www.konnopke-imbiss.de/deIt is also not far from Mauerpark (used to be Part of the Berlin wall, now a recreational area with flea market every sunday, including loads of musicians and artists around.
I am not that big on “traditional” german beer halls in Berlin, but thats proabbly because of my Bavarian heritage, that let`s me avoid any non Bavarain beer halls. You might want to check out Pratergarten a nice Biergarten (“outside beer hall”)
or Schleusenkruglooking for the best Döner in Berlin, check this out:
