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Tadshikische Teestube is a bohemian tearoom on Oranienburger Strasse in central Berlin, tucked away down a quiet passageway. The space has a warm, distinctive atmosphere with cushioned seating, and visitors praise its cosy, exotic character. It serves Russian and Central Asian small plates, including plov, wareniki, blini and borscht, alongside vegan options and a wide selection of teas from around the world. Russian tea with jam is popular on cold days. The tearoom has both table seating by the windows and floor seating, plus outdoor seating in a courtyard. Reviewers note the place gets very busy, especially evenings and weekends, with noise levels rising when full.
The tearoom opens from 4pm on weekdays and noon at weekends. It serves alcohol and has toilets. Reviewers mention friendly, efficient service and that staff speak English. A reservation is recommended, particularly for Friday and Saturday evenings. One reviewer found parking their laptop difficult given crowding, though reviews do not state whether laptops are welcome.
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- Toilets
- Yes
- Smoking
- Not allowed
- Cards
- Cash only
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