Konnopke's Imbiss

Snack bar · Prenzlauer Berg

Konnopke's Imbiss

Snack bar · Prenzlauer Berg

Schönhauser Allee 44b, 10435 Berlin, Germany

Highlights

Nestled under the U-Bahn tracks since 1930, Konnopke’s is the go-to spot for delicious currywurst, potato salad, and beer amidst a laid-back vibe.

Schönhauser Allee 44b, 10435 Berlin, Germany Get directions

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€1–10

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"Even when it's the dead of winter to the the hottest day in summer, there will be a queue for the most famous fast food in Berlin, the currywurst: a pork sausage that’s boiled, fried, cut, and then slathered in ketchup, spices, and curry powder. Konnopke, perched under the U-Bahn tracks in Prenzlauer Berg since 1930, makes the most famous wurst in town. Like the food itself, the setting is simple: a food stand where you order from a window and an area next door where you can sit if you’d like, though most simply stand outside while they nosh." - Liz Humphreys

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"Along with Kreuzberg’s Curry 36, Konnopke’s in Prenzlauer Berg is one of the most famous currywurst stands in Berlin . The two couldn’t be more different aesthetically, though. While the former has a fairly loud and brash character, Konnopke’s is a gentler, family-run affair that has been serving up street snacks in the same location since 1930. Set below the U-Bahn tracks at a busy rail and traffic junction, the stall offers currywurst (chopped pork sausage in a sauce of ketchup and curry powder) with or without skin as well as a range of other sausages, meatballs, and french fries. Enjoy your treat at one of the standing tables or, in colder weather, in the covered eating area."

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Samir Jaluria

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Saw this place on Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" and I must say that it has stood the test of time. Definitely worth a visit, even if it is far from many of the main attractions. The wait is worth it! Nice staff as well. Try the currywurst paired with pommes frites and a beer!

Brian

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Not too shabby! Not my absolute favorite in Berlin, but definitely in the top few out of 15 I’ve tried.

Remi Buu

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Pretty good sausages. Generous amount of sauce. Staff is nice and there's plenty of space to sit down. It's also in a nice neighborhood. The fries were good. However, I felt like the portion was a bit small for the price.

Rockafrika

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Curryworst...sadly Konnopke's is not what it used to be. Now just living off its name and former good reputation, the currywurst is average at best. Not enough curry powder, too much ketchup and the bratwurst was tasteless, probably from being smothered in ketchup. While there's always a queue, it does move quickly and the staff are friendly enough, but frankly it's overpriced and over-rated. Think I'll stick to the Ketwurst at Alain's Snack instead.

Mathias Mellgren

Google

Classic Berlin! Avoid lunchhour, but You need to try currywürst of You are in Berlin and this is the place

Cameron Kilmister

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First meal in Berlin & it was a great one! Currywurst was spot on and it really hit the spot! But the charm really came from the team working there; very friendly and welcoming. And having a meal on a bench, under a railway arch with a beer in minus one degrees weather, well the nostalgia really bit me! A meal I won’t forget! 👍

Carl Brace

Google

Popular, historic currywurst stand in North Berlin that's well worth a trip out to if not in the area. Located under the tracks of the railway, and been here since the 1930s, it has uniqueness and character many other stands simply do not have. The currywurst was very good, of the seven we had from various locations this was right at the top - really loved the amount of spice in the sauce. Washed down with a Raddler I was almost a Berliner for twenty minutes. Service good, friendly and prompt so don't be daunted if there's a queue - the place is popular for a reason. A food tour group arrived whilst we were eating, so clearly a place rated by foodies.

Andreas Schilling

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Good curry wurst. Definitely one of the better ones. There is usually a queue but it moves fast. I have to say, I don’t really understand the opening hours. Almost every time I see the place, it is closed but if you catch it open, you won’t be disappointed if you like curry wurst.