How does the currywurst at Grillhütte 46 taste?
Classic. Period. We tried the version without the casing – nicely browned, juicy on the inside. The sauce is without any sweet fuss, it’s tomatoey, slightly smoky and pleasantly spicy. If you like real Berlin currywurst, you won’t be disappointed here. Especially nice: the sausage comes from the region, which you can taste.
What else is there at Grillhütte 46 besides currywurst?
Grillhütte 46 is not just a currywurst stand. Burger fans will get their money’s worth, because the patties are freshly baked here every day. The dough for the pizza is also made on site. For dessert: Nutella pizza or, as a special, a Dubai dessert. In summer, soccer is shown on public screens, and in winter there is even a small Christmas market. New Year’s Eve? It’s celebrated with a Mallorca party and all the trimmings. Grillhütte 46 is also socially committed, as catering is often provided for social institutions.
What is the location like and what else is there?
Right next door: a sports field surrounded by greenery. Perfect for a quick currywurst lunch in the fresh air or a spontaneous barbecue with friends. Grillhütte 46 has become a fixture at neighborhood events. Not least because of the fair prices and the open manner of the owner, Dieter Grahl, who, as a native Berliner, knows what his customers want.
Who should visit Grillhütte 46?
For anyone who doesn’t need hipster food, but is simply looking for good currywurst in Berlin. For currywurst lovers who like to eat outside. For families, soccer fans, Berliners, and tourists who fancy a hot meal. And, of course, for anyone who appreciates currywurst but isn’t willing to pay 5 euros or more for it.
Our conclusion?
Grillhütte46 stands for what currywurst stands used to be: uncomplicated, delicious, inexpensive—and still made with love. The relaxed atmosphere and fair prices in particular have earned the location a permanent place in our top 10. If you’re in Lankwitz, you should definitely stop by.
