Visited this place just before running the Berlin Maraton 2009. The brewpub is placed in a large castle area, and therefore also a bit touristed. We only tried the beers, but they do food as well, traditionel german food. The staff was friendly, but not very knowledgeable about the beers.There is a large seating area outside, which was very nice on this warm, sunny september day. We visited in the mornings, but I would imagine it can be very busy later on in the day..

Food prices were high (tourist central, of course) and occasionally ridiculous (€9,50 for Currywurst is over a 400% markup) but my Nürnberger were indeed good (and the mound of Sauerkraut they’d been heaped upon even moreso) and the beers, while not terribly good, were fairly priced. A little out of the way and full of old people, but that’s who visited Sanssouci today. Service was good.

Big tourist-minded operation with lots of busy waiters. Classic beer hall atmosphere and lots of outdoor seating. Decent food and decent beer, though expensive. The Braunbier is historical, though not particularly exciting

Big place close to the Sansouci, and a good excuse to visit the site. But if you can, also take the bus or drive to Potsdam’s other brewpub, the Braumanufaktur Forsthaus Templin, which is a better brewery.

Nice place near to Sanssouci. It’s better to go by feet if you are in the park. Large place with lot of seating outside. Except of the brepub there is a lot of shops.

Nice brewpub and restaurant in a mansion house just north of the fantastic Park Sansouci. Quite large beer hall with restaurant, brewery and distillery. Lots of seating outside as well. They had two of their own beers on tap: Helles and Braunbier. They were both decent. Service was efficient and friendly. It’s on the outskirts of Potsdam, but if you visit the park and castles, a visit at the brewery is not far away.

This place is somewhat hard to find - watch out for the directions the GPS gives you and a street that is blocked in one end during winter. When you find it you need to cross the courtyard, to find a very beutifully brewpub with with a vaulted stone cealing, stone floor and otherwise wooden interior - and a beutiful brewery. Though all the stone made it a bit chilly on our visit. We had two different beers.

The first place we visited in Potsdam. Reachable by taking tram 92 to the last station (Kirschallee) and then walking south a little ooor I guess going around the Orangerie palace if you’re on a tour of the lovely parks and palaces. As yesper said, this is a complex of various shops. They even hold some farm animals and birds outside. The brewpub itself is classic enough and genuine. Relaxed atmosphere, 2 regular beers (they were out of whatever seasonal they had earlier when we arrived). Food prices were a bit high, and our currywursts (so ok, we didn’t know that it was available everywhere in fastfoods at the time), while nice, was definitely a little on the pleasant side. Good service, solid beers.

Place outside of Potsdam centre - can easily be reached by feet from Sanssouci castle or by tram to Kirsch allé. Facility holds a variety of shops, restaurants and bakery in a series of old building related to the nearby castle. Nice relaxed atmosphere. Brewery is classic German and offers bierbrands too.