Parking Supreme Burger Grill & Bar, Berlin

Looking for parking Supreme Burger Grill & Bar near Oranienburger Straße 26 (Berlin-Mitte)? This area uses resident parking zone 29, and curb parking is paid during busy hours—so planning your parking before you arrive can save you from time pressure.

Book private parking near Supreme Burger Grill & Bar with Mobypark

Mobypark helps you reserve bookable private parking spots that owners aren’t actively using—such as hotel parking, office-area spaces, private driveways, and unused garage bays. Instead of circling for a legal spot in Zone 29, you can arrive with parking already arranged and then spend your time on your meal and bar plans.

If you prefer a more predictable experience, Mobypark also lets you filter for practical needs (for example, whether you want covered parking or EV charging where available), which can matter in a central district like Mitte.

Street parking on Oranienburger Straße (Zone 29): hours, price, and resident rules

Oranienburger Straße 26 falls under Bewohnerparkzone 29. During controlled hours, curb parking is typically restricted to holders of a valid resident permit and/or requires the correct payment ticket—so “I’ll just park for a moment” can quickly become a problem.

• Paid curb parking times (typical): Mon–Fri 16:00–24:00; Sat–Sun 09:00–24:00.
• Pricing (where pay parking applies): €1 for the first 15 minutes, then about €0.20 per additional minute.
• Night window (for general drivers): often free from 00:00–07:00 on weekdays and 00:00–09:00 on weekends in many sections.

Because the resident rules and tariff windows can vary by section, it’s worth double-checking the signs on arrival. If you’re visiting during the busy evening payment hours, booking with Mobypark can be a simpler alternative than hunting for a legal curb space in Zone 29.

Nearby public garages: what to expect on price caps and availability

Public garages are a common fallback when street options are limited, especially around dinner time. For example, Parkhaus Tacheles (Q-Park) at Oranienburgerstraße 65 is priced at €3.50 per started 60 minutes, with a daily maximum (reported as €40 for 24 hours) and evening/weekend tariffs shown on-site.

Another nearby option is ARCOTEL Velvet Garage at Oranienburger Straße 52, which is listed as €26 per 24 hours, but it may have vehicle-size and accessibility limitations depending on the garage boxes.

Compared with curb parking that charges minute-by-minute during controlled hours, a garage can feel more straightforward—however, spaces can fill up on peak evenings. That’s where reserving a private spot via Mobypark can help: you trade last-minute searching for a confirmed place.

Late arrival or longer stay: use the night window wisely

If you plan to arrive after the paid curb window, the general free night periods (as published for many sections in Zone 29) can reduce cost. Still, rules can differ slightly depending on the exact curb segment—so always verify the current signage next to your parking point.

If you’re arriving later and you want to avoid the uncertainty of “will there be a free legal spot?”, Mobypark is often the safer approach because you’re not dependent on curb availability in a resident-focused zone.

Practical arrival checklist (so you don’t lose time at Oranienburger Straße)

• Have your parking plan ready: if you’re coming during 16:00–24:00 (Mon–Fri) or 09:00–24:00 (weekends), treat street parking as controlled and verify the applicable sign.
• Check vehicle constraints: some garage offerings have restrictions based on height/size; match your car to the listing type.
• Consider pre-booking: Mobypark private spots are designed for arrival without hunting, and you can compare options based on practical needs before you go.