Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Berlin worth taking a tram to.

Where to drink local

BRLO Brwhouse ★ 4.8

BreweryBerlin craft IPA, lager and sour€€gleisdreieckTue-Fri 17:00-00:00, Sat 12:00-00:00, Sun 12:00-22:00

BRLO Brwhouse sits in 38 upcycled shipping containers in the Park am Gleisdreieck, brewing a full range of craft lagers, IPAs and seasonal sours.

Schoneberger Strasse 16, 10963 Berlin

Vagabund Brauerei ★ 4.5

BreweryAmerican-influenced craft ales and Berliner Weisse€€weddingMon-Sun, check website for current hours

Vagabund Brauerei in a Wedding Kesselhaus (boiler house) brews American-influenced ales alongside a proper Berliner Weisse; the taproom pours ten handles.

Oudenarder Strasse 16-20, 13347 Berlin

Berliner Berg Brauerei ★ 4.0

BreweryLager, Berliner Weisse, pale ale€€neukoellnWed-Sun, beer garden open Apr-Sep

Berliner Berg Brauerei in Neukoelln brews a Berliner Weisse and a pale ale from a landmark 1920s building; the courtyard beer garden opens April to September.

Treptower Strasse 39, 12059 Berlin

Eschenbraeu ★ 4.6

BreweryUnfiltered house lagers and seasonals€€weddingMon-Thu and Sun 15:00-00:00, Fri-Sat 15:00-01:00

Eschenbraeu in Berlin Wedding is the city's oldest micro-brewery, founded in 2001 by Martin Eschenbrenner. The hidden courtyard taproom seats 150.

Triftstrasse 67, 13353 Berlin

Brauerei Heidenpeters ★ 4.3

BreweryCraft lager and seasonal ales€€kreuzbergThu-Sat from 17:00, Sun from 14:00

Heidenpeters brews inside Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg and pours through a taproom window in the same hall. At Eisenbahnstrasse 42-43. Booking recommended.

Eisenbahnstrasse 42-43, 10997 Berlin
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