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Added by Jopie, at 07 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Tuesday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Wednesday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Thursday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Friday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Saturday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
- Sunday 10:30 AM – 1:00 AM
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10 Reviews
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06 October 2017
Nice food and service, have ordered lentille soup,tarte flambées and grilled pork knuckle, very delicious! The atmosphere was amazing!
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05 October 2017
I'm afraid I have to admit that the service was pretty bad. The staff made fun of us since we asked for tap water to accompany our wine order. They refused to serve us any tap water in the end. We are pretty disappointed since we thought this was a great place to dine out with friends. We do NOT recommend it.
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26 July 2017
German cuisine in an interior that reads like a historical document or, in summer, outside by the river. Friendly service, always a pleasure. Card payment accepted.
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14 June 2017
Walls covered with first-class, large-scale photographs of German and international politicians and others - gives great starters for conversations! "Who is that guy just below Kohl" etc. Beware, if you're drinking Koelsch, the beer most drunk in this bar / restaurant, they'll keep refilling on the slightest nod of the head! It's best drunk in small glasses (and .4 litres is the same price as two .2 litre glasses). Loved their food, too - very German / Rhineland (which is where the cultural background of this bar is - it was established when the German government moved from Bonn, Rhineland, to Berlin, to give public servants and possibly politicians a home from home akin to a "permanent representation")
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29 May 2017
Good food and cheap drinks however the service was very very slow. It took 55minutes just to order food. We ended up spending 2.5hours for just lunch! Granted it was one of the hottest days in recent memory in Berlin 95f/35c. The bartender saw how slow the service was and ended up giving me a free beer. Four stars for the effort and curiosity.
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10 April 2017
Great bar serving Cologne food and beer (kölsh) by the station. Great as a lunch spot after a boat ride.
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10 April 2017
Though not bad, kinda disappointed. Price is too much for the quality, but staff is not unfriendly.
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16 March 2017
nice place. No dogs allowed. A really in-location though.
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30 January 2017
The restaurant Ständige Vertretung is a Berliner institution located in the city center. In this restaurant the walls are full of German politicians, and its name "Ständige Vertretung" refers to the political decision of the reunited Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall, to move the German capital from Bonn in Rheinland to Berlin back in the 1990ies. So the owners of this restaurant decided to cope with the new situation by moving with many thousands of politicians from their hometown Bonn in Rheinland and establish a "Ständige Vertretung", a "constant consulate" in Berlin, the new capital of the BRD (FRG), in order to preserve and propagate the Rheinland culture in Berlin. So the Ständige Vertretung has been in Berlin since the late 1990ies and since then it has been a special restaurant institution in the minds of many Berliners. The artsy walls full of pictures of important figures of the German public as well as the whole interior is very colorful and impressive. The staff is very friendly and the food is super-delicious and authentic. So when you are fond of authentic German food in a historic, artsy and colorful interior, this restaurant institution is the right place for you.
We had the Kasseler Braten, a smoked pork chop with Sauerkraut and fried potatoes, a traditional dish from Kassel, a town in the center of Germany. And additionally we had 'Himmel un Ääd', the so-called most popular Rheinland dish, a dish with grilled black pudding (sausage), mashed potatoes, sautéed onions and apple compote. Our dishes we enjoyed with the traditional Gaffel Kölsch, a typical beer from Cologne. But here at the Ständige Vertretung you also can get plenty of other dishes such as Flammkuchen, a Tarte flambée, this traditional dish from the Alsace. When you are in Berlin this place is a must see!
From Berlin with Love!
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14 January 2017
German cuisine in an interior that reads like a historical document or, in summer, outside by the river. Friendly service, always a pleasure.
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