Smack dab in Pariser Platz right in front of the Brandenburg Gate is this luxury German restaurant that works as a lively setting for its clientele of politicians, government folk, and the occasional buttoned-up tourist.
Offering such plates as die Literatische mit Curry, the restaurant satisfies both the bespectacled literati as well as the hungry, while other items like the Tucherbein mit Wurzelgemüse are best enjoyed while sitting back in the chocolate-leather seats for hours. With a select choice of local beers and wines.
- Pariser Platz 6a
- 10117 Berlin
- Mon–Thu & Sun, 11:00-23:00; Fri-Sat, 11:00-23:30
- +493022489464
- www.thementeam.de/...
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Fit for a President A look back at Berlin's Presidential moments
Current U.S. President George W. Bush swung into town in May 2002 and dined with then-German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder at this traditional restaurant, located on scenic Pariser Platz. Schröder—a regular at the restaurant—ordered a round of Berliner specialty currywurst for the table and followed it up with slices of apfelstrüdl. It seemed as if Bush preferred his Texan meats—allegedly, the President couldn't keep up with the Chancellor. Still, Bush was quite the gentleman, praising the restaurant and its owners.
