It doesn’t matter whether you want to combine your visit to our café with a look around the exhibition or simply take a short break in our beautifully designed modern rooms – Anika and her team have got all the right energy boosters for you: Sourdough-Sandwiches are topped with different spreads, several sorts of cheese or parma ham. We also have soups and stews.
Our coffee comes from one of the first Italian espresso ambassadors in Berlin and every day we serve freshly baked cakes. Our juices are seasonal and freshly squeezed. Even our lemonades and ice-teas are made from fresh juices and herbs. As you can see, we know and love our homemade products and we look forward to you tasting them.
For our art interest groups, we organise quick and delicious lunches, set at our special oak table. Please make your reservations for this popular place in Auguststraße in advance.
Our rooms can be hired for private engagements. From set meals with individually tailored menus to large receptions — anything is possible. Please give us a call, we are happy to be of service.
The me Café is open from Tuesday until Sunday from noon until 6 pm.
Free WLAN for our guests.
Contact
Anika Wilke (gastro[at]me-berlin.com / Fon +49 30 86 00 85-125)
Opening hours during construction works
During the construction works our exhibition halls are closed from 14.05.2012 until 25.05.2012. On Saturday, 26.05.2012 the opening of the exhibition “ART & TOYS – Collection Selim Varol” will take place from 3 p.m. – 10 p.m. From Sunday, 27.05.2012 on, you can visit us to our regular opening hours, Tue – Sun, noon – 6 p.m. On Whit Monday, 28.05.2012, the exhibition will also be open from noon – 6 p.m.
Opening hours of the café during construction works:
Monday, 14.05.2012 – Wednesday, 16.05.2012, closed
Thursday, 17.05.2012 – Sunday, 20.05.2012, open (noon – 6 p.m.)
Monday, 21.05.2012, closed
Tuesday, 22.05.2012 + Wednesday, 23.05.2012, open (noon – 6 p.m.)
Thursday, 24.05.2012, closed
Friday, 25.05.2012, open (noon – 6 p.m.)
Saturday, 26.05.2012, open from 3 p.m.
