No matter whether guests are looking for good old Berlin cuisine or the culinary delights of the capital, Zur letzten Instanz combines the best of yesterday with the demands of today. Many of the details in this cozy ambience still reflect the impressive history of the capital’s oldest restaurant, while in the two dining rooms, in the Separee, or in the Beer Garden, local specialties made from regional ingredients are served.

Thanks to its local cuisine, Zur letzten Instanz is a central contact point for Berliners and other epicureans in the heart of the capital. However, as the oldest restaurant in Berlin with a fascinating history, it is also considered a true landmark.

A baroque spiral staircase, the old brick floor, and numerous furnishings bring the good old days back to life in the two guest rooms. A real eye-catcher is the 200-year-old tiled stove, which once warmed Napoleon’s heart. The rooms can accommodate 120 guests. The private room features a large table for 12 people, while the Beer Garden boasts mature trees and an unobstructed view of the city walls.