What to order at Lokal

Must order
The Beelitzer Spargel with hollandaise in Spargel season (late April to June).
Signature dishes
Beelitzer Spargel, Rote Gruetze
Editor tip
Short seasonal menu changes frequently. Spargel season runs late April to 24 June only; book a week ahead for that window.
CuisineModern German, Seasonal
Price€€€
Neighborhoodmitte
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Signature dishes: Beelitzer Spargel, Rote Gruetze

Must order: The Beelitzer Spargel with hollandaise in Spargel season (late April to June).

Tip: Short seasonal menu changes frequently. Spargel season runs late April to 24 June only; book a week ahead for that window.

Location

Address: Linienstrasse 160, 10115 Berlin

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