Brewbaker
Arminiusstr 2-4 10551
Berlin, Germany
0177 694 09 61

Brewbaker Brewpub used to be located under a railroad viaduct. It has now moved several miles away and is located in an indoor market. Along with the brewpub are stalls, kiosks, and stands, selling various merchandise. The bar and brewery take up one stand, the seating area another. There is no kitchen. If one is hungry, one can step over to the fruit stand or perhaps the sausage stand. They have two of their beers on draft, and several more in bottles. The owner hopes that with yuppies moving into the neighborhood the location will be good.

Ach! Du meine Gute!
Google reports that Brewbaker is permanently closed.
There may be a new brewery under construction.

Browarmia Królewska
Warsaw, Królewska 1 Str.
phone +48 22 826 54 55
kom. +48 606 475

Browarmia is a brewpub just off the main street leading to Warsaw's Oldtown. It is worth seeking out, serving distinctive beers and food. Browarmia consists of a very large dining area with the bar in the rear and the brewing equipment beyond. There is more brewing equipment downstairs as well as brewing paraphernalia on display throughout. They have several of their own tasty beers on tap.

Whoa! Our friends from Yelp tell us that Browarmia is permanently closed!

Brasserie Kohler-Rehm
13 Rue Grandes Arcades  67000 Strasbourg, France
03 88 32 15 93

Brasserie Kohler-Rehm is a brewpub on the busy main square of Strasbourg.
Very large, there is ample seating outside, on the ground floor, and upstairs, too. Through the front door and front dining area and up about five stairs brings one to the American- style bar with several stools.
If weather permits one can sit outside in the square. Those who recommend the food here advised me to try their marvelous casiolette nouilles escargot. But I skipped these and ordered snails instead...and of course, a beer.
Although a brewing operation is not evident, the beer is drawn directly from the pressurized tank to your glass. Kohler-Rehm has their own Blond, Red and Lager on tap; they are considered Alsatian in style. The seasonal was gone.
As I said, they were busy; unfortunately too busy to chat about beer.

Sacre Bleu! Tripadvisor reports that Brasserie Kohler-Rehm has closed its doors!

Weiss Bräu
Am Weidenbach 24
50676 Köln, Germany
0221 58049549

Weiss Bräu is a neighborhood brewpub in a residential area of Cologne.
The brewing operation is in the front window and dominates a corner of the building.
Across the room is a typical bar...a service bar, as there is no room to hang out there .
That is OK, as there are many tables and stools. The adjacent dining area has several large tables. There is also a larger back room as well as an upstairs area and one in the basement.
Weiss Bräu serves a Kölsch. as well as their signature Hefe Weizen, which has a very nice, creamy mouthfeel.The menu is modest but leans toward meat.
The special, for E119.00 is ribs for four with 10 litres of beer.

We have found out that
Weiss Bräu
is permanently closed!

StoneBerlin
Im Marienpark 23
12107 Berlin, Germany

 

The American Brewer Stone of Escondido, California, is setting up a very large facility in Berlin.
Stone researched nine different countries and 130 sites in all, before arriving at this historical former gasworks building dating back to 1901.
It's over a mile from the end of one of the subway lines, so about a 20 minute walk (although there are buses zigging around).
It is in the back of an old industrial complex that is being reworked. One particular building had been a vehicle repair facility; the bar in the office section, and the brewery and large dining area share the old work space. The outside venue is very large and spread out like a theme park in that there are several different areas separated by golf course-like bunkers or childrens playgrounds.

They are not yet really open so have a very limited menu.

In 2019, Stone transferred ownership of their massive complex in Berlin to Brew Dog. Their own epitaph reads, Too Big, Too Bold, Too Soon. You can read about it here:
Stone Berlin

Stadtbrauerei Schwarzenberg
Schellinggasse 14
1010 Wien, Austria
01/208 44 41

The Stadtbrauerei Schwarzenberg is a brewpub in downtown Vienna a few blocks from the busy tourist district. Mostly a restaurant, there are several large dining areas with nooks and alcoves, as well as more room upstairs. The brewery is in the basement. They serve three full time beers and a seasonal. Their extensive menu has all the tradional food at reasonable prices.

 

Our Austrian Freunde report that Stadtbrauerei Schwarzenberg has closed permanently.

Brauhaus in Rixdorf
Glasower Straße 27
12051 Berlin-Neukölln

Brauhaus in Rixdorf takes up about a city block in Berlin...

Ach du lieber !Not anymore it doesn't.Our sources reported in the Summer of 2018, Brauhaus in Rixdorf was permanently closed.

Brauhaus Bohnsdorf
Andreas Balster
Buntzelstraße 89
12526 Berlin
Tel.: 030 /676 79 13

Brauhaus Bohnsdorf is a brew pub located well off the beaten path in a surprisingly rural area of Berlin.
It seemed as if we were intruding on the conversation between the regulars and the help as the service was quite poor.
The beer was ok, though.

As of the summer of 2017, Brauhaus Bahnsdorf is reported closed.

Simple Simon's
1-9 Church Lane St. Radigunds
Canterbury, CT1 2AG, UK
+44 1227 762355

Simple Simon's brewpub in Canterbury is just off the tourist path. Although they have recently started making their own brew, they have been selling beer for 600 years. Some of the original patrons were still lingering at the bar, but seemed a bit slow in responding to my questions...ALAS, SIMPLE SIMON'S IS NO LONGER WITH US. THE SPOT IS NOW CALLED THE PARROT PUB, AND DOES NOT BREW BEER.