Bar Brass can host a business dinner for 24 seated guests in its private dining room, a relaxed party for 50 in its bistro, or an exclusive hire of the 70-seat restaurant, with a terrace for 50 more in summer. The restaurant sits on the bank of the Spree at Am Spreebord 9 in Berlin and pairs French brasserie traditions with contemporary cooking.
Seminars and company events
The private dining room on the first floor suits a board dinner, a client lunch or a short presentation before a meal. It takes up to 32 people, with 24 at the table and 8 at its own bar, and comes with a multimedia system, a stereo, a coffee machine and a selection of wines. The room is bright and looks out over the river, which makes it pleasant for a working session followed by dinner. For a larger team, the main dining room can be booked exclusively for 70 seated guests. Bar Brass also offers a program with the Bildgiesserei Hermann Noack, a Berlin art foundry: a visit to Galerie Noack and a guided tour of the foundry for groups of up to 25 or 35, followed by a menu at the restaurant. The tour is only sold together with that menu.
Rooms and capacities
The main restaurant seats 70 for an exclusive hire, and the terrace adds room for 50 in summer. The private dining room takes 32, with 24 seated and 8 at the bar. The Bistro Bar Brass, opened in May 2023, takes up to 50 guests for a less formal event, with a seated menu or a flying buffet and its own professional sound and lighting.
Catering
The kitchen focuses on the product and on flavor, in a style rooted in the French brasserie. Lunch runs from noon to 3 p.m. and dinner starts at 6 p.m., while the bistro serves coffee, tea, sandwiches, quiches and tartlets through the day. The wine list earned three vines in the Gault & Millau Henris Edition. Menus for private events are quoted on request, and the restaurant also sells gift vouchers.
History and setting
Artworks by several international artists hang in the dining rooms and the private room, and some of them are for sale, with a list of works available from the restaurant. The building shares its address with the Noack foundry, which produces bronze casts for artists, so the restaurant and the foundry regularly hold events together. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.
Getting there
Am Spreebord lies in Charlottenburg, on the Spree west of the city center. The U7 metro station Mierendorffplatz and the S-Bahn and U-Bahn hub at Jungfernheide are within walking distance. Berlin Brandenburg Airport is about 35 km away by road, and taxis can drop guests at the door.
