The original Scheunenviertel (Barn District) was populated mainly by Eastern European Jews and Berlin’s workers, and comprised the area around Rosa Luxemburg Platz. It was named after the barns that were erected there in the 17^th century on order of the fire department and in which hay, a highly flammable animal feed, was stored before the gates of the city.

Today’s Scheunenviertel comprises the preserved area around Steinstrasse, Mulackstrasse, Gormannstrasse, etc. - and it certainly has its appeal. Here, in the narrow streets and alleys, you will find numerous pubs and restaurants which cater to every budget and taste. In summer you can enjoy the café life and the fresh Berlin air at one of the many outdoor cafés.

 
You will find our establishment in the midst of this thriving bohemian district.