St. Bart
A charming Kreuzberg gastropub offering contemporary dishes, excellent oysters, and a beloved Sunday Roast in a cozy atmosphere.
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St. Bart
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A charming Kreuzberg gastropub offering contemporary dishes, excellent oysters, and a beloved Sunday Roast in a cozy atmosphere.
"Experience hearty food, great service, and a cozy atmosphere at this must-visit Berlin gastropub."
Book for Sundays
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for Sundays, as the roast is very popular.
Try the Specials
The specials board often features delicious items, including bangers and mash or brick chicken.
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Cuisine
Gastropub
Price
Mid-range
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The Sunday Roast Experience
A cozy gastropub serving a beloved Sunday Roast, often selling out, perfect for sharing with friends.
Charming Gastropub Atmosphere
Experience a cozy, dimly lit gastropub with friendly staff, ideal for intimate dinners or drinks.
Oysters and Contemporary Dishes
Enjoy high-quality oysters and innovative gastropub fare, with specials that delight.
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Book for Sundays
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for Sundays, as the roast is very popular.
Try the Specials
The specials board often features delicious items, including bangers and mash or brick chicken.
Explore Wine List
The restaurant boasts a praised wine selection, perfect for complementing your meal.
Visit on Quieter Nights
For more attentive service, consider visiting on less busy evenings.
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Book for Sundays
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for Sundays, as the roast is very popular.
Try the Specials
The specials board often features delicious items, including bangers and mash or brick chicken.
Explore Wine List
The restaurant boasts a praised wine selection, perfect for complementing your meal.
Visit on Quieter Nights
For more attentive service, consider visiting on less busy evenings.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
St. Bart is a beloved gastropub praised for its cozy atmosphere and hearty, delicious food, especially the Sunday roast and oysters. While many rave about the friendly service and excellent wine list, some find the food to be a bit pricey for the portion size, and service can occasionally be slow during peak times.
"St.Bart was great! We went on Sunday for the roast. Definitely recommended reservations or calling ahead to make sure they have room because this amazing meal draws a crowd. It was a fun dimly lit, cosy atmosphere! The servers were all nice and funny! The food was great! Oysters were pricey but honestly incredible so I can't even be mad about it 😅. My husband had one of the specials instead of the roast (bangers and mash), he said it was some of the best he's had. Overall I would recommend St. Bart and I look forward to visiting again when I'm in Berlin!"
Elissa Fountain
"We were 4 people, on a Friday night out.
The food is fantastic, some of the best fries I’ve ever had. The portions are huge, we barely managed some appetizers and a main for each person.
The service is ok, but can be slow at times and not the most attentive throughout our seating."
Loredana Strimbei
"St Bart is fantastic for wholesome meals and delicious comfort food. Strongly recommend reserving a table as they can get very busy. From start to finish the service was excellent, honestly can say it was brilliant. I can’t wait to return and try the Sunday roast!"
alicia calow
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, reservations are strongly recommended, particularly for Sundays and busy evenings, as the restaurant is very popular.
Popular items include the Sunday Roast, oysters, bangers & mash, and the brick chicken. The specials board also offers exciting options.
Absolutely! It's a great spot for both a lovely dinner and casual drinks at the bar, offering a good time for everyone.
The gastropub offers a cozy atmosphere with dim lighting, making it a charming and intimate dining experience.
While not explicitly mentioned, some reviews suggest a terrace or outdoor seating may be available, especially during warmer months.
The Sunday Roast is a special every Sunday, but it's known to sell out, so it's best to reserve or call ahead.
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A food guide to Berlin, from fine dining to kebabs
Continue through the pretty Gräfekiez neighbourhood, stopping for a pre-dinner drink at gastropub St Bart (there are draught beers, a widely praised wine list and some inspired cocktails), until you reach Turkish barbecue restaurant Fes.
Bites for the homesick Brit
While Kreuzberg’s ST. BART (Graefestr. 71) no longer does an official “Sunday Roast”, this cosy gastropub – staffed mostly by Australians – still serves whole roasted meats as a special every Sunday for everyone to dig in and share until supply runs out. Order smaller plates like veg on the side and voilà – your own DIY roast dinner. The meats and small plates at St Bart’s (small plates usually cost under €10) rotate frequently, with lamb shanks, joints of beef and whole chickens having featured in the past.
Where to Eat in Berlin
St. Bart is for Berlin what St. John is to London – a great gastropub serving simple and honest food made to share. After a long night out, we found a quiet corner inside and ordered the Scotch eggs (perfectly runny inside) and one each of the toasted bacon sandwich with house-made ketchup. A signature dish that has been on the menu since the opening.
[UPDATED 2021] Best Berlin Food Guide
With the explosive growth of the Berlin food scene, St. Bart Pub in Kreuzberg reminds us of what a great gastropub can be. Opened in August 2017, St. Bart Pub is owned by Australian-born Lee Thompson and his wife. Their neighbourhood restaurant offers a culinary homage to St. Bartholomew, patron of chefs and mountain climbers.
Fried Chicken in Berlin: Vom Hühnchen zum frittierten Glück
Das berühmte Brick Chicken im St Bart ist streng genommen kein Fried Chicken (wobei das in der Vergangenheit auch schon mal auf der Karte stand). Aber das wunderbare St. Bart steht für eine auf wenige Komponenten fokussierte Produktküche, viele kleine Teller, Fine Dining mit Fettfingern. Bier vom Fass gibt’s für 2,50 Euro.
Natural wine in Berlin: 8 spots that you must check out
St. Bart Pub combines everything that a natural wine spot in Berlin should be: really good food, a great wine list and fantastic service. Stop by if you're looking for a nice evening with friends or on Sundays for a real British Sunday Roast!
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