Berliners don't like to travel across town, especially not for beer. Which is why beer lovers breathed a sigh of relief when California import Stone Brewing, whose production is in an outer suburb, announced it would open a second taproom near Mauerpark. Sample their own brews, guest beers or stop by the filling station for freshly bottled take-home suds.
Stone Brewing Tap Room
Prenzlauer Berg
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