Café Anna Blume is a café and restaurant at Kollwitzstraße 83 in Berlin's Prenzlauer Berg district. It takes bookings for family celebrations, birthdays, get-togethers and company events. Small groups of 18 to 20 people can use the Blumenkabinett, and closed events of 60 to 90 guests can rent the whole café for an evening. It suits an organizer looking for a relaxed dinner or reception in the city rather than a conference setting.
Seminars and company events
Company events are listed alongside private celebrations. The format fits a team dinner, a client evening, a year-end gathering or a small reception. The site does not describe meeting technology or a seminar room, so treat the venue as a dining location. A presentation or a program with speakers should be discussed with the team in the request.
Rooms and capacities
The Blumenkabinett is the room for celebrations under a blossom chandelier. Up to 18 to 20 people can celebrate there undisturbed. A separate small room, the Separee with a glass-bead chandelier, is available to smaller groups. For larger events, the whole café can be rented for an evening for closed groups of 60 to 90 people.
Day to day, the two café rooms have 90 seats, and the terrace has room for 120 guests. The terrace sits under a 100-year-old plane tree, framed by plants and roses, with a large awning for rain or strong sun. The venue does not state that the terrace can be hired for closed events, so ask when you send your request.
Catering
Food for a celebration ranges from a cold or warm buffet to a four-course menu, and the venue says that nearly anything is possible on the culinary side. The regular kitchen offers breakfast, salads, soups, small dishes and a changing daily and weekly menu. Cakes and tarts come from the tart and cake manufactory next door, and the café also serves its own ice cream, coffee and tea specialties. A table can be set especially for guests who receive a voucher as a gift.
History and setting
The café takes its name from a love poem by Kurt Schwitters. It has been a fixture of the Kollwitz neighborhood for more than 20 years. The room was once a walled-up house corner, and today guests sit in curved niches on red benches at marble tables by large windows. The chandeliers come from a former ballroom, and Art Nouveau details run through the café.
Getting there
The café is at Kollwitzstraße 83, 10435 Berlin, in Prenzlauer Berg. It is open daily from 9 am to 9 pm for regular visits, so private evening hire is arranged around those hours. Send a non-binding request with the date, group size and type of event.
