Restaurant Gustav

The restaurant now bears the name GUSTAV and is a tribute to the architect of the Bundeskunsthalle, Gustav Peichl (1928-2019). The original restaurant from the opening year of the Bundeskunsthalle (1992), designed by Gustav Peichl, was modelled on a Viennese café. During the redesign, the space was returned to this state. At the same time, individual elements were integrated by incorporating artworks created and adapted especially for the space by Berlin artists Alicja Kwade and Gregor Hildebrandt. The sculpture Oswald by Gregor Hildebrandt on the restaurant terrace also connects the interior with the outdoor space of the museum square.

Unlike the original, the entire dining room is laid out in a black and white chequerboard pattern. The floor covering thus picks up on the red and white chequerboard pattern that was already present in 1992, which runs around three sides of the room as a frieze in the upper wall area. The wooden tables and Thonet chairs correspond to the original furnishings, as does the positioning of the bar at the head of the room and its division into two parts by partitions.

Opening hours

Tuesday
10 am to 7 pm

Wednesday
10 am to 9 pm

Thursday to Sunday
(and on all public holidays)
10 am to 7 pm

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Gustav

Gustav

Restaurant in the Bundeskunsthalle

Gastronomy on the roof

From 28 October 2024 and throughout the fall and winter months, the roof will remain closed.

We are happy to welcome and serve you at Gustav restaurant during this time.

Photo shows the beer garden on the roof of the Bundeskunsthalle.

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