Currywurst Berlin

In the heart of Charlottenburg, where the rhythm of the big city is omnipresent, Currystation 36 has been a firm favorite with lovers of Berlin’s snack culture for decades. Here, on Otto-Suhr-Allee, the heart of Charlottenburg beats right outside the door. In the immediate vicinity of the subway and Charlottenburg Town Hall, Currystation 36 attracts hungry passers-by, students and loyal regulars alike. Despite the hustle and bustle all around, Currystation 36 offers a place of down-to-earth coziness that has been attracting generations for more than half a century. Founded in 1967, the snack bar is now run by the third generation - a sign of the consistency and love of the craft that can be tasted in every portion.

The pride of the house is its own ketchup - a sweet, almost nostalgic delight prepared according to a closely guarded family recipe. The recipe comes from the hands of the founder, the grandmother of the current patron, who has passed on this taste heritage with passion and flair. The currywurst, deliberately kept simple, gives this ketchup the space to unfold - a balance that focuses less on showmanship and more on substance. For today’s cosmopolitan clientele, traditional Berlin snack cuisine is complemented by a vegan currywurst, without replacing the classic currywurst with or without casing.

The staff are true Berlin originals, but far removed from the notorious Berlin snout. Instead of harsh humor, guests can expect an unmistakable warmth that is almost atypical for the otherwise edgy capital.

Whether you are a long-established Berliner or a curious visitor, Currystation 36 combines tradition, taste and friendliness in a way that is rarely found in the fast-paced capital.