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Hi!
I am going to stay in Berlin in We are going to stay at NH hotel Alexanderplatz in Landsberger Allee 26-32, D-10249 Berlin.
I need to book a restaurant with a private dining room to hold a meeting and dinner for about 20 to 25 people. Or any restaurant where there are not so many people to make communication impossible.
Is there any place with that service close to the NH Alexanderplatz hotel?
thanks a lot!
priya
Hi there,
try the "Apricot" Restaurant. It´s located in Kopernikusstraße, near Station Warschauer Straße. Great German Cuisine. Just take the S-Bahn from Alexanderplatz. Takes about 10 min.
Check their website. www.apricot-catering.de
Best wishes from Berlin,
Stine
many thanks!
I was said that Indian restaurant Kabir in Charlottenberg has also private dining room.
I will explore this other possibility
priya
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