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89, Torstraße, 10119, Berlin, DE Germany
contacts phone: +49 171 9731570
website: www.neueodessabar.de
larger map & directionsLatitude: 52.5296775, Longitude: 13.4056381
rashad idris
::Nice place, nice stuff and service. One of the best in Berlin.
Jason Parmar
::Worst experience entering anywhere in Berlin having lived here for a year. Originally I liked this bar but I am convinced of racially motivated discrimination by the door staff. Unacceptable for a city I moved to for it’s liberal living and normally being so accepting.
Harald Berner
::Way too expensive and a quiet slow service. 8€ for a small aperol and 5€ for a small 0,3l beer... The negroni is nice but 12€ is a upper limit for this location.
Live Gaming
::Super
Petra L.
::DO NOT ORDER AN APEROL SPRITZ...OR A WINE... OR ANYTHING Overrated place with bad service and bad drinks: I came with my friends after a restaurant visit and aimed to order a wine. The waiter did not have a menu and asked us to come to the counter to see on the screen. Fine - after all that might be due to covid. We selected the Grauburgunder and wanted to see the bottle (to check whether it is a dry wine or not). The waiter did not find it and chose Weisser Burgunder instead. We wanted to try it and, after finding out it was terrible, were asking for the rose. Another trial was not possible - fine - but also the bottle was not available. The waiter asked the bartender, potential bar chef or owner, and he was clearly annoyed by the waiter / us and it did not seem to be possible to drink Rose. (Btw we were really nice and friendly, not asking for much). Thus I opted for an Aperol. I did not check the prices (was not visible onlythe screen and no menu available as said) and given the MITTE location and a somehow hip attitude, I expected like 7ish euros for a decent Aperol. The waiter arrived with a water glass full of two ice cubes and a somewhat shot of Aperol spritz. The full table bill - my friends had two cocktails - let me assume that I just got charged for the smallest Aperol 8 Euros!!! I first was puzzled, then decided to ask for the breakdown and got it confirmed. Since I had not seen the menu I asked what the intended size of the Aperol was. The waiter did not know (guessed 0.33l) and asked the bar chef again. He said - clearly annoyed again, 0.1 (clarifies prosecco) then also showed the small glass. After my question whether that is really what they serve for 8 Euros, still in a civilized matter, he turned away and ignored me. Well, I will never come again. Thanks for nothing