Has an unusual or regional beer on tap.
These pubs might not normally make the guide but they have taps from a smaller or regional brewery that make them worth a visit.
Jarosover "Schwarzbier" from Pivovar Breznak. Otherwise a typical locals pub pretty much unchanged in recent times. There is a hotel in back. |  |
Six of the taps are beers from Ratsherrn in Hamburg. Most of the rest are German craft beer with the odd American or Belgian favorite. |  |
Tap room of the Cologne brewery. |  |
Mainly a bottle shop and a growler fill shop but most beers can also be purchased by the glass and enjoyed in their small tasting room. Bottled beers purchased can be enjoyed on site for a €1 corkage fee. |  |
Bar with two house beers commissioned from Hoepfner. Food is "Bavarian Tapas" |  |
Neighborhood pub with Hohenthanner Pils, Brewbaker Bellevuepils and Jever Pils |  |
Traditional Berliner/German cooking, kids menu, and a house pils of unclear origin. |  |
Swabian restaurant with Rothaus Pils and Hefeweizen and Augustiner Hell and now with Pilsner Urquell tankovna. Cash only. |  |
Corner pub with good food and a decent beer selection. |  |
Rhineland themed pub with a political bent and Gaffel Kölsch on tap. Same building as Die Berliner Republic. |  |
Neighborhood collective pub with some interesting beers. The main room is non smoking but there is a separate smoking room. | |
Spare, slightly shabby corner pub with Augustiner, Störtebecker and others. Split-level seating area. |  |
Beers from Hohenthanner (Bavaria) |  |
Sion Kölsch and Budweiser Budvar are the most interesting beers. Food is salads and various meat and cheese plates. |  |
