BERLIN'S BEHIND BARS DINING

Episode Transcript

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In Berlin, they have a behind the bars dining The
Nasty restaurant offers a taste of prison life. Knasc It's
a night out in Berlin that might align you behind bars,
but only if you're headed to Nast, the city's infamous
prison themed restaurant. To turning that turns incarceration into entertainment.
Let's look to see what this is all about. Upon arrival,
guests are booked in by staff dressed as warden's and

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escorted the former prison cells and now serve as private
dining rooms. Some patrons are even handcuffed or issued striped
uniforms to complete the illusion. Steal bars, dim lighting and
cement the core give the space an authentic but playful feel,
mixing human with the eerie atmosphere or a real correctional facility.
The menu leans heavily on hearty German classics like brautwurst

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and sauerkrawt, and beef stews offer delivered on metal trays,
reminiscent of institutional food service. Drinks are artiicly named like
solitary shot or inmate ipa. The staff maintained their in
character rolls throughout the evening. Occasionally staging mock disciplinary action
for prison announcements. Yeah, this may raise some eyebrows to
culturally different, but NASA has become a cult favorite among

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Berlin tourists and locals alike, especially for birthday parties or
bachelor events. Critics have praised it as one of the
city's most original themed experiences, unusual, theatrical, and undeniably memorable.
So if you're ever in Berlin, you might want to
try out the Nast Restaurant.