Curry61 at Alexanderplatz: Currywurst for School Groups

Right by the World Clock at Alexanderplatz, the family business Curry61 fries sausages from a Berlin butcher, cooks fresh curry sauce several times a day, and cuts its own fries. There's a vegan option and truffle mayonnaise. For a school trip to Berlin, this is the perfect lunch break for around five to six euros per person.

Curry61 at Alexanderplatz: Currywurst Break for Your School Trip

The stand is located directly next to the World Clock, a spot school classes in Berlin pass by constantly anyway. It’s just a few minutes’ walk to the TV Tower, the Red City Hall, and Alexanderplatz train station. Meals are eaten standing, at high tables outdoors.

Curry61 is a family business with a second location at Hackescher Markt. According to the company, the curry sauce is cooked fresh several times a day, the sausages come from a Berlin butcher, and the fries are freshly cut and deep-fried in oil. No frozen goods enter the fryer; the vegetables are said to come from Brandenburg.

Vegan Currywurst and Prices for School Groups at Alexanderplatz

In addition to the classic currywurst, a vegan version is on the menu, along with a vegan truffle mayonnaise with real summer truffle. This allows a class, where not everyone eats meat anymore, to be catered for without anyone having to go to a different restaurant.

Currywurst with fries costs around five to six euros, so a lunch break won’t put pocket money at risk. The operation is designed for speed, which is crucial when thirty hungry teenagers arrive at once. There are no seating options, and during lunchtime, a class should expect some waiting time. Those arriving by coach can use the free bus parking lot on Alexanderstraße.