Name: J.a.s.
Address: Kaskelstraße 27, Berlin, 10317, Germany
Telephone: 4917622296525

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About J.a.s.

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J.a.s. is a restaurant (Restaurants (general)) in Berlin, in the Rummelsburg district. The address is Kaskelstraße 27, 10317 Berlin. Up-to-date information is available on its own website, and you can reach it by phone at 4917622296525. Just around the corner: Museum Lichtenberg (museum, 185 m) and Schrotkugelturm (sight, 271 m).

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At a glance

Category: Restaurant › Restaurants (general)
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Opening hours: Tue–Sat18:00–00:00per website · as of 11/7/2026
Address: Kaskelstraße 27
10317 Berlin, Germany
District: Rummelsburg
Phone: 4917622296525
Website: www.jas-berlin.de
Email: —
Coordinates: 52.50442° N · 13.47932° E
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Identifier: ID 9dc4b312-8d9…

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Location & surroundings

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According to the website

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J.A.S. in Berlin sees itself as a neighborhood pub-restaurant with a style inspired by the 1920s. The venue caters to a broad audience, ranging from locals and travelers to serious foodies. The menu includes baked potatoes, which are highlighted as a signature feature. In addition to regular service, the restaurant offers the option to rent its associated Jacket Potato Truck, complete with cooking crew, for private events or festivals. Reservations are available for your visit.

Source: jas-berlin.de · retrieved 11/7/2026 · Text generated by a language model from the website's information, no guarantee of accuracy

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Travel tip from Wikivoyagewritten by travelers
Schnitzel, chicken, salads, asparagus when in season. Free freifunk internet.
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