Tante Lisbeth

Tante Lisbeth at Lausitzer Platz: Corner Pub for Team Events in Kreuzberg

Tante Lisbeth is located on Muskauer Straße, where Kreuzberg becomes densest between Lausitzer Platz and Eisenbahnstraße. It’s about a seven-minute walk from Görlitzer Bahnhof subway station. The establishment opened in 2010 and belongs to a small group of four Berlin bars from the same operator, the oldest of which has existed in Prenzlauer Berg since 2001 and the youngest in Neukölln since 2014.

From the outside, Tante Lisbeth looks like a classic Berlin corner pub, and on the ground floor, it has remained exactly that. The guest area is divided into smoking and non-smoking sections, allowing a group to decide where they want to sit when making a reservation. In summer, outdoor seating is added. Entry is permitted for those aged 18 and over. The location plays a role for a team event, as the evening around Lausitzer Platz can easily be extended afterwards.

Bowling Alley in the Basement: Teambuilding for Groups of up to 20 People

Downstairs, there are two 1970s bowling alleys, wood-paneled and in a condition that most guests would only know from their grandparents’ clubhouses. No special shoes are needed; you bowl in what you’re already wearing. Up to 20 people can fit on the lanes, and the cellar room itself can be reserved for up to 30 guests. This means Tante Lisbeth is roughly the size of an average department.

There is no pre-planned corporate program here, and that is its real charm. There’s no moderator, no tournament schedule, and no package with an appetizer and award ceremony. The group divides onto two lanes and organizes the evening themselves. For teams looking for a company outing without a strict agenda after their third workshop of the year, this is the more pleasant option. Reservations are made via email with the date, number of people, and an indication of the smoking area. The establishment can only be reached by phone during the day, so an email inquiry is the more reliable method.