Diener Tattersall

Charlottenburg

Artists' pub since 1954 in the brick building on Grolmanstraße: some 500 portraits on the walls, Bouletten, Königsberger Klopse and eggs in mustard sauce.

Diener Tattersall – German in Berlin-Charlottenburg
Foto: diener-berlin.de

Around 1900 the brick building on Grolmanstraße was the casino and restaurant of the "Tattersall des Westens", a riding school, where society ladies had a glass of champagne after their ride. In 1954 Franz Diener took over, a former German heavyweight boxing champion and trained butcher. Under him the Diener became an artists' pub. Some 500 portraits of artists, actors and regulars now hang on the walls, and the gallery keeps growing.

Insider tip

„Come late in the evening and look for famous faces on the walls — some 500 portraits hang here.“

The menu is Berlin cooking as it has been made here for decades: Bouletten, potato salad, Königsberger Klopse, eggs in mustard sauce, schnitzel and Bauernsülze. It opens at 6 pm and runs late into the night; Sunday is the day off.

Diener Tattersall

CharlottenburgGerman10–20 €

Address

Grolmanstraße 4710623 Berlin

Hours

Mon–Sat
18:00–02:00
Sun
closed

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