Bier's Kudamm 195

For years, BIER KU-DAM-145 has been a real Berlin institution. Open 24/7, it’s the kind of place where you can go anytime and grab a currywurst—like I did, spicy, with fries, ketchup, and mayo. Classic. What makes it special is the mix of people—especially late at night. You’ve got partygoers, night owls, all sorts. And the vibe? People casually sipping champagne with their currywurst.

Unbelievably great currywurst. They were super nice and open on Christmas Eve, which made life easy. Definitely get the Champagne and Currywurst for a nice treat!

The curry wurst here is very delicious with special spicy sauce and fried. It is good together. The price is good and reasonable. The owner is also nice. The shop is spacious and clean.

Very delicious Currywurst and the space is very clean, open and welcoming! Staff is very nice and friendly. This was a great experience! thank you for the wonderful meal.

Traveled to Germany, as an American I was a little nervous but everyone was kind here! I was nervous/embarrased to order in German (I’ve been learning) so I ordered in English and all was well and the currywust & fries were really good! Looks a bit messy because I took it to go and had to walk a few blocks back to my hotel.

The best wursts in the city. I recommend curry wurst and please take two or three at once. So delicious

First and last place to stop when visiting Berlin. The currywurst is perfect and the fries and mayonnaise always are good too! If you want a currywurst in Berlin this is the place to travel to go!

A classic among the best curry wurst places in Berlin. You might wanna try the home made spicy dip, and fried onions on top of the regular curry dip. Sparkling available. Great for a serious pit stop snack @ Ku’damm

I ordered the Currywurst from here. It's a bit away from town and you definitely have to go out of your way to get there, the Currywurst was good but I didn't think it was worth going out of your way for.

I rarely put a bad review but one thing I cannot tolerate is racism. Our server was in her 40-50s, she visibly was upset with us speaking English. She understood us well but did not respond, bypassed us and got orders of folks behind us in the line who spoke German in a clearly tourist area. Icing on the cake was that she refused to return my change and aggressively commented that I was in the wrong and gave her a €10 bill even though I just handed her a €20. Food was good but this experience ruined it. I would hope the restaurant takes action and not tolerate this specially in a touristy area.

Out of all the currywurst places I tried in Berlin, Bier's Kudamm was my least favorite (darn you, outdated tourist map that I will never refer to for food recommendations again (I should have read the Yelp Reviews first!)). As currywurst is a street food, the majority of places serving this Berlin-born favorite are small stands. Not this place though. It has a strange sort of restaurant/stand hybrid: the space is operates completely indoors (save for a couple "patio" tables), but the tables are mostly made for standing like at the outdoor eateries. The kitchen was busy cooking and chopping away, so within 30 seconds of my order at the counter, the food was out. The lady didn't seem particularly happy about me adding a soda to my order after she hadn't heard me well enough the first time. Also, remember that their non-alcoholic drink portions are much smaller here so the bottle of Coke I got, barely 5 sips. Take it slow. The currywurst itself was okay, but there was way too much ketchup drowning it and not enough curry. The good part of the meal were actually the fries and mayo, it's rare that anyone will every get Pommes & mayo wrong in Germany. I got in and out of there luckily before a long line of people came. Given the location in the busy shopping district, not surprising. However, it's tucked away from your line of view if you're approaching on the sidewalk, so you might miss it. But really, you aren't missing too much since there are way better places to get a bite to eat on the go in this part of Berlin. 3.5 for BK 195.

My aunt brought us here and I had currywurst for the first time. I ordered it with frites and mayonnaise to get the whole experience. I had a bit of a kebab, which was tasty. When I first heard about currywurst, I couldn't really wrap my head around the idea of curry powder with sausage and ketchup but once I tasted it, it made sense. The fries were nice and crispy but they were drowning in ketchup and mayo. I'm only assuming that's how it's served traditionally because I don't have anything to compare it to. Despite the condiment drowning, I liked it anyway. It was late at night on a weekday so there weren't a lot of people around besides a few couples and some guys stopping by for a quick bite after a night of drinking. They have tables that you stand at - no chairs here. Like other currywurst spots, it's very casual. My aunt and mom each had a bottle of Berliner Kindl Pilsner to accompany their food. Something I found interesting was that they have bottles of Moet in the fridge. You know, just in case you feel like popping bottles while snacking on sausage. I don't know if this is THE place to go for currywurst but I really enjoyed the food here.

It wasn't love at first sight. After all, what do I have to do with this post war dish of a pork sausage dipped in ketchup and sprinkled with curry powder. So it wasn't love at first sight, so what, what's wrong with taking your time, going through the moves and then falling in love. Well, if not falling in love at least falling into a tradition. And if tradition is what we are talking about this is a great spot for one. So overcrowded, sometimes, overrated, probably, expensive, well drop the Moet and you'll be fine. Maybe it was just because it was my first place and firsts take a special place in our lives. Or maybe the picture of a guy with a silly smile holding a hitler's bronze head celebrating the end of the war. Or could it be the roughness of the people behind the counter that from time to time shy a smile out of the corner of their pouted mouth. It is probably some of that and none of it but it works for me. To complete the experience don't forget to ask for Pommes Rot Weiss. I know what you are thinking -mayo? Yaiks and you are right. But give it a try. Auf der Seite bitte though, because we like it but we aren't that crazy.

Until 195 I could never catch on to the currywurst mystique. Was I not drunk enough? Not late enough? Too many taste buds? Was my Mexican and Indian culinary experiences negating the Berlin powdered dog? Was I out of the ketchup mainstream? Then, I saw the sauce. That dull mahogany on the side. I drowned a slice and took a bite. It lit up the dormant synapses in my food brain like a Berlin New Year's Eve. I may have seen Jesus. Forget the bread, forget the fries and champagne. Who cares? I'll put the sauce on my schnitzel, on ice cream, behind my ears. While some of the native reviews seem to be hung up on the tastes of celebrities, I say, call the fire department and hose me down.

I grew up in Germany in the small city of Coburg where there was a schaschlik place that we went to as a treat or indulgence. To me schaschlik reminds me of a happy and fun childhood in a very special place and something I've been seeking out since I left the country and was never able to find. Fast forward 40 years(!) and when I came to Berlin last month, I had to have some. Now I'm not going to pretend that this one had an unbelievable taste or represents the pinnacle of schaschlik making, but it was very tasty and perfectly serviceable. The fact that this time I could enjoy it with a cold bottle of beer also added a new dimension to the experience and is a must. Prices were reasonable, service was friendly and efficient (it helps to speak German when ordering), location is a nice part of town, and the overall experience was great. There could be more touristy and "hip" places to get your fix, but here I found regular Berliners taking a break from work or shopping to get a snack.

Die legendärste Currywurst Berlins. Schon in meiner Jugend hab ich dort nach dem feiern meinen Mitternachtssnack zu mir genommen. Ob nachts oder tags es ist immer eine Schlange davor. Die Qualität des Essens ist gleich gut geblieben nur die Preise sind in den letzten Jahren gestiegen. Aber wer die leckerste Currywurst berlins probieren will, ist hier genau richtig!

It's a Currywurst so don't expect anything special. The sausage are very good though but you can't eat them very often as they are particularly fat here. This certainly isn't a place for a healthy meal. But if you want a good sausage and can live with the amount of grease it is probably one of the best Currywurst you will find in Berlin.

Truly a great.. However, i don't think I'll be buying the 480euro champagne anytime soon