About The Grand
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The Grand in Berlin's Mitte district occupies a historic building spanning over 1,000 square meters across multiple levels, accommodating up to 800 guests. Its shabby-chic vibe blends with contemporary culinary trends, creating a unique space without curfew restrictions. By day, it serves as a prime venue for conferences, seminars, and meetings, such as in the stylish Jägermeister Suite.
Come evening, The Grand morphs into a dynamic fusion of restaurant, bar, and club. Offerings include sit-down dinners, live cooking stations, buffets, and flying food for flexible catering. A summer lounge terrace adds outdoor appeal. Centrally located near Alexanderplatz, it attracts crowds for extended nights in a vibrant, relaxed urban atmosphere perfect for memorable events.
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Alexanderstraße 7, 10178 BerlinM-Bia
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