Sophie'n Eck, Berlin, Germany - pub details
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Address: Grosse Hamburger Strasse 37, Berlin, D-10115 GERMANY
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
> Current user rating: 9.0/10 (rated by 6 users)
user reviews of Sophie'n Eck, Berlin
please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
| Cosy little corner pub - very busy with a friendly atmosphere. The Schlosser Alt went well with the traditional German food, and both were good value. Well worth seeking out. rpadam - 14 Jan 2010 23:40 |
| The Jever Pils here was the only one to come close to equalling Brewbaker's Bellevue Pils for quality. A delightful series of spaces, usually busy in the evenings, it fully repays the ten minute or so walk from Hackescher Markt S-Bahn. Friendly, hard working waitresses spoke good English. In common with every Berlin pub we visited they served food in enormous portions. The meatballs with pepper sauce and the roast beef with 'tatar' sauce are both recommended. The warm onion quiche, at something like 2.30 or 2.50 euros, was a very good snack and the portion of olives with bread (3.20 euros) was another. joegreen - 21 Mar 2007 14:25 |
| Lightning visit during my autumn trip to Berlin, again to photographically update this page, and to rekindle my fondness for draught Jever Pils. On the first sip I realised that the fondness had not diminished by the smallest fraction. Also let me add that the two girls working behind the bar on 27th September were very friendly. Unchanged since May 2005 and remains a recommended pub. Another observation was that although food is served all sessions, non-diners are welcome to stay as long as they please and sup the beers. lad_newton - 29 Sep 2006 22:08 |
| A traditional corner pub occupying a 19th century building since the mid-eihgties. Friendly staff and locals all of whom spoke good English when I visited, although I insisted on ordering beers in German. Two locals were indeed kind enough to afford me and my family a round of excellent dunkelbier, which was a treat after a bitter, hoppy Jever pils also on tap. No beer garden, but pavement seating is available. The inside is fascinating, full of nooks, crannies and a snug that is well worth settling into. A great place to just have one beer or spend the entire evening. Go and see for yourselves! lad_newton - 3 May 2005 15:38 |
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