Whether you prefer yours Viennese style, paper thin and spilling over your plate or the worryingly slab like variety in the supermarket chiller cabinet, Schnitzels are two a penny in Berlin. Finding a schnitzel is easy enough, but finding good schnitzel? That is another matter entirely. Thankfully, Miniloft is serviced by the relatively near Alpenstück, which offers a slice of South German cuisine by way of Mitte.
The interior is indicative of the surrounding area. Alpenstück is beautifully designed with a thoroughly modern touch, which contrasts nicely with traditional Swabian menu of Spatzle, cucumber salad, Maultaschen and the aforementioned Schnitzel. For those looking for a slightly cheaper eat, head across the road to the Alpenstück Bakery, offering up some rather delicious pretzels, cake of many kinds and wholesome plates to see you through an afternoon slogging through the Alps or indeed, the flat streets of Berlin. And if you are looking for a souvenir to take back, the Alpenstück Manufaktur just round the corner offers plenty of pickles, chutneys, jams and produce to satisfy your cravings after you’ve paid the bill.
Alpenstück Gartenstrasse 9,
10115 Berlin-Mitte,
(Terrace in Summer)
Opening Hours:
Daily from 6pm – 1am (Kitchen open until 11.30pm)
Reservations recommended, contact 030. 217 516 46 or
Bakery Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday: 7am –7pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9am – 5pm
Bakery contact number: 030. 217 516 45
Copyright: Alpenstück