Nightlife in Berlin

Apart from being open 24h, the "Black Café" can pride itself with surviving the steady decay of West-Berlin's night life scene. Established in 1978, former Berlin residents such as David Bowie and Iggy Pop used to shed some glitter in this legendary institution. The laid back atmosphere is accompanied by a wide variety of food and beverages. Read more ›

The 24h Breakfast Hang-Out

Schwarzes Café

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Sisyphos

Nightlife 28 3

Located in an old dog food factory is one of the hottest "secret tips" among Berlin's fervent party crowd. A group of school friends turned this venue from a party hideout into one of the largest employers in its municipality. Parties are on roughly every second weekend. Once the music starts on Friday night it won't stop before Monday morning. Read more ›

A Gem In Berlin's Nightlife Crown

Sisyphos

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Klunkerkranich

Nightlife 16 3

By Anaïs

The Berlin Bar on the roof

Klunkerkranich

We love to go there because you can have a beautiful view on Berlin thanks to the big patio. The Klunkerkranich offers a different kind of activities: Garten, Market, Concert, Food and Bar, Parties with some good djs. Read more ›

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Tresor

Nightlife 15 2

Tresor is one of Berlin's most famous techno clubs. Many internationally famous DJs have played or even started their career here. In 2005 Tresor had to change its location and moved to a former power plant on the border of Kreuzberg and Mitte districts. Read more ›

The Techno temple

Tresor

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Perlin

Bars 14 1

By Nadine

A relaxed wine bar

Perlin

This wine bar is just so nice and comfortable. You pay €2 as an "entry fee" and then can drink as much wine as you want. It's self service in the best sense of the word – in the end, you pay what you think is fair. The furniture and the restrooms are unique and vintage. The staff (mostly students) is friendly and the music is very nice. Read more ›

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Mano

Bars 14 2

By Annika

The Berliner.

Mano

Mano represents the small and snug Berlin café/bar style with old school interior and very relaxed overall atmosphere. Sitting available inside in the cosy corners or outside in a small garden – so it's good for winter and summer both. Read more ›

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Discover Berlin by night and learn about the city’s amazing bar and beer culture with us! We’ll sample brews from all over the city at 3 different venues, while munching on a big, fat, salty pretzel.

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Michelberger Hotel

Nightlife 13 0

Perfect chill out

Michelberger Hotel

Located directly at the famous metro station Warschauer Strasse, this Michelberger Hotel's lounge offers comfortable sofas, armchairs and soft music background for a perfect chill out. Usually not very crowded, so you are sure to find a place with friends. The decoration is very original and perfectly goes with this place's ambiance. Read more ›

Fuchsbau

Bars 13 0

Fuchsbau works at any time of the day. Be it for the gorgeous breakfast (generously sized, everything organic and hand picked, and simply fantastic), be it for an afternoon coffee on the patio or a night for drinks and chat. Read more ›

Best breakfast in town

Fuchsbau

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Kvartira 62

Bars 12 1

This adorable “Golden 20s” style culture salon/bar is one reason why Russian culture and music have never been as popular in Berlin as they are today. Here you’ll encounter art-loving bartenders, vodka with birch juice and delicious pelmeni (dumplings). Read more ›

Russian Berlin´s standard setting bar

Kvartira 62

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Alte Kantine in der Kulturbrauerei

Nightlife 11 0

If you want to have a relaxed evening out dancing head to this venue in the beautiful Kulturbrauerei building complex in Prenzlauer Berg. You don´t have to pretend to be especially cool or hip here. The music is typically mainstream pop/rock and the prices are affordable for the area. Read more ›

Dance without worries

Alte Kantine in der Kulturbrauerei

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Zosch

Nightlife 11 1

Zosch is one of the last unspoilt bars in the otherwise quite touristy Mitte district. Its unpolished charmes keep away the hipster crowds and that´s just what locals like when they are up for a cool beer and some table football. Read more ›

Remainder of Mitte´s squatting era

Zosch

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Club der Visionäre

Bars 10 1

Party lounge at the river

Club der Visionäre

From the architecture to the music, this place is unique in every square meter. Here is where the locals bring their visitors to show them the real Berlin night life. Located close to Schlesisches Tor and Warschauer Strasse, it is a perfect spot for pre- and afterparty. Read more ›

Watergate

Nightlife 10 0

Watergate may be the club with the most beautiful location in Berlin. It is situated next to the river Spree right beside Oberbaumbrücke. Inside you can admire the wall-to-wall LED light installation and dance to electronic beats. Entrance is restricted to 21 years and over. Read more ›

Electronic beats with a view

Watergate

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Discover Berlin’s hottest culinary trends and quintessential dishes with an expert foodie guide! This all-inclusive tour takes you off the beaten track to taste the city’s famous currywurst, regional beers, fusion dumplings, East Berlin cuisine, traditional cheesecake, local pastries, and more.

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Lebowski

Bars 10 2

This bar was designed as a tribute to the Coen Brothers’ film ‘The Big Lebowski’ - an idea so obvious that one might keep thinking why no one has done it before. People who love “The Dude” will be delighted to drink a White Russian (or a cold beer) here. Read more ›

The Dude abides

Lebowski

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Clärchens Ballhaus

Restaurants 9 1

Opened in 1913, Clärchens has survived 2 World Wars, several regime changes, socialism in the GDR and probably even capitalism. If you can't dance swing yet, you'll learn it here - or just go with the flow. Read more ›

Golden twenties still alive

Clärchens Ballhaus

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Promenaden-Eck

Bars 8 4

People who live in the Schillerkiez of Neukölln like to come here during the week to blow off some steam at a ping pong table after work, or just enjoy a drink in the loungy seats. On weekend nights the place packs quite a crowd, and always renders a solid party on two dance floors. (electro and hip-hop/ all time party hits) It is free to enter. Read more ›

The Schillerkiez Dance Bar

Promenaden-Eck

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Pratergarten

Nightlife 8 1

Beer, Sausages and French Fries. What else do you want? If you are satisfied by those simple things, go there. It's a huge (i repeat: huge) place, sometimes more bikes than people. It used to be a sports area, some artifacts are still obvious ,) Read more ›

Huge Beer garden

Pratergarten

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Ramones Museum

Pub Food 8 0

The Ramones museum is unique of its kind in the world and features cosy Café Mania at the entrance. You don´t have to visit the museum to enjoy a coffee or cheese cake in the café - although its 300 + exhibits are also interesting for those who aren’t Ramones fans. Read more ›

Gabba Gabba Hey!

Ramones Museum

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Soylent

Bars 7 0

Apart from the fact that stuff named after dystopian Sci-Fi movies is usually something the Berliner likes, this is literally one of the preserved gems in the Friedrichshain bar scene. Read more ›

Vodka, street art, hello 70s

Soylent

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BöseBubenBar

Bars 7 2

Don´t be led astray by the name ("Böse Buben" means "Bad Guys" in German): This is one of the most comfy bars located close to the German government districts and certainly they also let the good guys in to have a coffee, a beer or a small meal. Read more ›

Where the bad guys take a rest

BöseBubenBar

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Visiting, new to the city, or just looking for something to do? The Original Berlin Pub Crawl is your one-way ticket to a great time! Join us as we stop by some of the best bars and clubs in town.

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Maybachufer

Sights 6 2

By Carlotta

Lovely and vibrant promenade

Maybachufer

Here you find the real mix – locals, newcomers, immigrants, tourists, families, couples, groups of friends, wallflowers; the poor and the rich. It's an authentic walk along old buildings, recognizing all the bright variety of people living in the city. Drive until Schönleinstraße or Kottbusser Tor, walk Maybachufer, Plan-Ufer, Paul-Linke Ufer. Read more ›

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DECK 5 - Cityview Sunsetbar

Bars 6 1

A relaxing place on top of a shopping center. Spend a calm evening up there with a view over Berlin and enjoy the dusk. They serve great drinks and it's very comfy and atmospheric. Go with friends but sometimes it's very full. Read more ›

Rooftop Beach Bar with view over Berlin

DECK 5 - Cityview Sunsetbar

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Bohnengold

Bars 6 1

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The smoky side of Kreuzberg

Bohnengold

Bohnengold embodies all things Kreuzberg – from outside it looks like a tiny place with no sign anywhere, but then you get to discover one room after another. You don't have to dress up for this club-bar-café – actually you shouldn’t, because you might need to throw away the clothes later, cause it really gets hot and smoky on the dance floor. Read more ›

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Santa Maria

Restaurants 6 1

Santa Maria is a Mexican diner place with a pub feel. It is making a successful approach of staying a step ahead of always-the-same-tasting TexMex restaurants. To do so, they prepare traditional mexican recipes with handmade flour tortilla. Read more ›

Food and fiesta

Santa Maria

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ZMF Zur Möbelfabrik

Nightlife 6 1

Run by an organisation dedicated to support lesser-known live artists and DJs (in the capital of professional clubbing) and also hosting an art gallery upstairs, in this place pretty much everything can happen. Read more ›

Hidden basement charme

ZMF Zur Möbelfabrik

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Fire Bar

Bars 6 2

In the days shortly after the wall came down and East Berlin was offering space to everyone who wanted to do something with it, bars like this one were more than common all over. This is one of the last remnants of this time - with the difference that this one has never been and will never be a techno club. Read more ›

Smoky, classy, artsy

Fire Bar

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Kaffee Burger

Nightlife 6 0

Kaffee Burger is one of the last remainders of Mitte district´s heyday times after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The underground scene has moved elsewhere since but Kaffee Burger is still a place to pass an enjoyable evening. Read more ›

Feel the balkan vibe

Kaffee Burger

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Experience English-language stand-up comedy in Berlin every Monday and Thursday night! See a mix of seasoned international professionals alongside newcomers at Bar 1820 in the basement of the atmospheric Belushi’s bar.

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Dr. Pong

Bars 6 1

The owners of Dr. Pong once discovered that table tennis can be a nice way to get to know each other. So they put in a table in an unrenovated room along with some old furniture (and not much more) and let the rest do the music and the people that have a good time here. Prices are absolutely budget. Read more ›

Ping-Pong boheme

Dr. Pong

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Würgeengel

Bars 6 2

Here´s a challenge for everyone coming to Berlin: Find someone talking bad about this place! Würgeengel (Exterminating Angel) seems to be just about every local´s favourite cocktail bar at the moment. There´s a significant share of regulars, but it´s also a popular place to continue the evening for visitors from the surrounding art house cinemas. Read more ›

Cocktails for connaisseurs

Würgeengel

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Bâteau Ivre

Bars 6 0

The bar-bistro named after Rimbauds famous poem "Drunken Ship" is equally popular with locals and fearless tourists. The staff may seem a bit rude sometimes, especially with no-locals and laptop-users. But as this helps to keep the place unspoiled, it fits perfectly into local lifestyle - along with the breakfast hours that last until 4 pm. Read more ›

Bohemian breakfast

Bâteau Ivre

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Kumpelnest 3000

Bars 5 0

By Dirkjan

Cult bar where you least expect it

Kumpelnest 3000

The place where everyones alter-ego lives. A mythical queer bar that suddenly turns into a frenetic party. The crowd is not weird but misunderstood. You could end up laughing, crying, robbed or married. It is cheap, raw and very very sexy. Read more ›

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Mama Bar

Bars 5 1

Mama Bar is a local institution in the up-and-coming Neukölln district. It has the trademark worn-down livingroom style that you find in many popular bars round here. Read more ›

Join the Neukölln in-crowd

Mama Bar

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Das Hotel

Bars 5 1

Here we go dancing. In a tiny, sweaty basement where funk from vinyl makes our feet and body move all night, along with a mojito. Sometimes we need to go up for air, and oh how convenient, there is also an upstairs bar just as tiny and sweaty. Read more ›

Play that funky music

Das Hotel

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Wohnzimmerbar

Pub Food 4 0

Super nice, comfortable and stylish bar. It has a cool vibe. Cool mix of locals and travellers... Maybe it's that retro vintage vibe, that grandma chic atmosphere, as well as the cavernous yet monastic underground restrooms. Probably the best place for a cool night with friends in that area of Prenzlauer Berg. This is a total gem! Read more ›

stylish bar with a sense of berlin

Wohnzimmerbar

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Discover the real flavours of Berlin in 3.5 delicious hours. Taste your way through the history of Berlin cuisine, learn about the city’s vibrant food culture, and get an introduction to its street art and local neighbourhoods.

Original Berlin Food Adventure: 10 Local Tastings!

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SO36

Nightlife 4 0

SO 36 is one of the first epicentres of German punk rock culture. For 35 years it has been a local institution of the party scene in and around Oranienstraße. The name fits the club´s reputation: SO 36 was once the post code of the surrounding area.Attending a punk rock show in this almost historic place has quite something to it. Read more ›

Take a breath of punk rock history

SO36

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Tante Horst

Nightlife 4 1

The owners of "Auntie Horst" call themselves "liquor collective". And in fact, they take on decisions and management of everything collectively. Also, it´s non-profit - two things Berliners can hardly resist. Any sexist, racist, anti-semitic or otherwise disciminatory behaviour or expression are banned explicitely, while smoking is allowed (18 +). Read more ›

Collective drinking

Tante Horst

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Café Bilderbuch

Restaurants 4 1

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Fabulous brunch

Café Bilderbuch

Late risers love the availability of breakfast dishes from 9 – 23 h. They are named after fairy tales and the price and the taste is unbeatable. The eatery is an art gallery, a library and a music bar at the same time. It looks like a living room from a good old friend. Read more ›

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Bryk Bar

Speakeasy vibe and relaxed place to get a conversation going while taking in refined drinks! Absolutely unpretentious cocktail bar that loves to get creative with flavor combinations and presentation. Discover this spot with a friend and let you blown away by their inventiveness. Read more ›

wacky neighborhood bar

Bryk Bar

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Dunckerclub

Nightlife 3 1

duncker is one of the oldest clubs in east berlin. No pretence, old school rock, notoriously notorious goth nights (monday!), cozy atmosphere and people dancing for themselves. the music and the whole vibe of the place is something special. Read more ›

no tears for the creatures of the night

Dunckerclub

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No Fire No Glory

Nightlife 3 1

Fantastic place. Excellent coffee, comfortable seating outside and inside, great pastry. They also have a large selection of other drinks, including the best ice tea I've had in Berlin. The bagels are also excellent. In addition to all this, they're happy with you working on a laptop for a long time. Read more ›

coffee love is true love!

No Fire No Glory

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Allan's Breakfast Club & Wine Bar

Allan is a nice Frenchman who lived in Australia for some time. He had the idea to combine hearty Aussie brunch (or breakfast till 4m) with being a wine bar after 7:30pm. So on weekends this is one place you will not leave. The neighborhood is great and quiet. Enjoy. Read more ›

Where breakfast meets wine tasting

Allan's Breakfast Club & Wine Bar

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After World War II, Berlin went from being the capital of Nazi Germany to being the pivotal city in the struggle to control war-torn Europe. Berlin became the frontier of the Cold War, where the two superpowers collided.

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Schloss Neuschweinsteiger

Bars 3 2

By Stephen

Great cocktails in a relaxed atmosphere

Schloss Neuschweinsteiger

There's real passion in this bar. The place is decorated minimally but with taste. The people that hang out here are cool and he cocktails are truly awesome and can be easily compared to the Stagger Lee, Beckett's Kopf or the Tier. Read more ›

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Tirrée

Nightlife 3 0

Small, alternative place that features a clever system: You get a list and can check all the things you want for your breakfast or brunch. They have lots of cakes and ather sweet stuff too, but the rest is mainly breakfast stuff. Home-made bread as well as glutenfree one is available. Read more ›

Patchwork Breakfast and Brunch

Tirrée

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FKK Bar

The "Friedrichshainer Kicker Kultur" is the flagship hang out of the local foosbal guys and gals. The passion for cranking brings together a wide variety of hard core regulars. They hone their skills on one of the four tables in the back room, and catch up over an inexpensive beer in the comfortable bar space - ignoring anti-smoking legislation. Read more ›

High Quality Table Football For Free.

FKK Bar

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Nathanja & Heinrich

More or less a ground floor apartment equipped with the usual Berlin bar furniture - a little second hand, a little antique, a little scruff. However here it somehow all aligns better than in other places. Excellent cocktails and regional beer. Read more ›

Utmost charming hipster hangout

Nathanja & Heinrich

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Rauschgold

Rauschgold is one of those weird and freaky places that are typical for Berlin. Gay and straight party animals mix here in this rather small place to start, pass or end the night. The only thing that matters at Rauschgold is having a good time! Read more ›

Where kitsch is cult

Rauschgold

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meisterschueler

An art gallery? A cocktail bar? The owners of meisterschueler didn’t want to choose and instead they combined the two. Along with the interesting concept the outstanding service makes the place really worth a visit. It also offers free WiFi. Read more ›

The art of cocktails

meisterschueler

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August Fengler

Bars 3 1

The special thing about this bar is that it is not trying too hard to be something special. Maybe that´s also why you find all of people from all possible ages, lifestyles and nationalities gathering here. And in spite of its popularity it is still a meeting point for many locals. Read more ›

The refreshingly normal bar

August Fengler

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Monkey Bar

Bars 2 2

By Carlotta

Beautiful roof-top Bar

Monkey Bar

The Monkey Bar, is, as you will see, not just a place for locals, but for tourists, too. This changes nothing about the fact that it is a beautifully designed, modern Bar on the top of the new 25h Hotel at Zoologischer Garten. It is pretty expensive (cocktails 11€), but for a special cause, it's worth it. You'll have a stunning view over the city! Read more ›

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Bei Schlawinchen

Nightlife 2 2

By Dirkjan

No-frills bar with tradition

Bei Schlawinchen

One of the few remaining places in Xberg where you are received with a sincere Berliner frown and a nice cold beer. People value this place because of its attitude, mind-blowing decor and the fact that it is open 24-7. Read more ›

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Cheshire Cat Club

Bars 2 0

By Janick

New is always better

Cheshire Cat Club

In September 2015 launched the Cheshire Cat, a new trendy bar-club location in Berlin Charlottenburg. With a very nice cocktailbar and awesome house music is this club the big newcomer in the capital nightlife. Read more ›

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Sauerei at Hopfenreich

Bars 2 0

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Experimental gastro art concept

Sauerei at Hopfenreich

Founded only in the beginning of 2015, Sauerei is a reinvention of the often boring bar food culture. Located at Hopfenreich Craft Beer Bar at Schlesisches Tor in Kreuzberg, different beer types from little breweries are served with a special gastronomical experience designed by two Hungarian art and food lovers Dominika and Zsolt. Read more ›

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Fuchs & Elster

Bars 2 2

Fabulously laid back bar with just the right balance between scruff and second hand charm. Good for a relaxed drink and a chat. Later in the evening, the bar area will be cleared and you have the choice: go downstairs to dance or drink one for the road in the Silver Future next door. Read more ›

Basement dance - upstairs bar

Fuchs & Elster

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Trinkteufel

Bars 2 0

Berlin is a center of punk rock in Germany and in few places you can feel this more than in Trinkteufel. On a pub crawl, no local would dare to miss this cheap, gritty and yet friendly bar. Punk and hardcore are music standards that by no means will be altered. Often people go there for a last drink and stay a lot longer than they have planned. Read more ›

At the heart of punk rock

Trinkteufel

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YAAM an der Schillingbrücke

Bars 1 0

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Chill-out at YAAM Beach Bar

YAAM an der Schillingbrücke

Located on the Spree river – Yaam (Young and African Arts Market) is a beach bar, street food market, event venue, and gallery. It's a great place for an afternoon drink in the sun. The beach bar is packed with sand, and good vibes. Read more ›

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Often overlooked by people passing by, the gold telephone box located next to Cassiopeia nightclub, is the most fun you can have for one. Put in €2 choose your favourite song and enter the mysterious box. What's inside can only be experienced not described. Read more ›

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During this culinary stroll through historic Berlin-Mitte you’ll learn that there's more to Berlin food than just potatoes!

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Tele-disco

Nightlife 1 1

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Berlin's smallest nightclub

Tele-disco

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Ankerklause

Bars 1 1

A neighbourhood classic that will never become out of date - or too hyped for that matter, and it'll stay a miracle how they manage this. Its shabby maritime flair evokes a feeling of sailing, piracy or at least the seaside. Read more ›

Time to drop yer anchor!

Ankerklause

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Bariton

Bars 1 0

Ah, they still exist, those unpretentious places with friendly staff, good cocktails and straightforward mexican food. Good place to watch major sports events. Read more ›

Cocktails and fireplace

Bariton

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Rote Rose

Bars 1 1

You may hardly believe it, but once upon a time, Kreuzberg was a working class district. You think there´s no proof left? Think again! Trashy, kitschy, cheap as hell and open 24 hours, Rote Rose attracts a public as it was common 30 years ago. Punks, gays, turkish taxi drivers - everyone looking to get plastered (and not much more) stops by here. Read more ›

The tourist-free pub

Rote Rose

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Die Tagung

Bars 1 0

By Marta

Drinking in the GDR

Die Tagung

Die Tagung is one of the few Kneipe around the hip area of Simon-Dach-Strasse, with an original Berlin flavour, people like it because of its incredible and funny collection of GDR gadgets, drinks are cheaper, it is never so crowded like most of the bars around, it is a chilling meeting point for many people of the neighbourhood. Read more ›

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BRŁO Brwhouse

Bars 0 0

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Try German IPA

BRŁO Brwhouse

BRLO is a brewery which offers a great quality and taste beers. You can start with Pils, continue with Weizen, and finally try some German IPA or even better ask for a tasting set for all IPA kinds. This place has a great outdoor terrace and is very pleasant for families with kids during summer time by having an entertaining area for kids. Read more ›

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Qadmous

Restaurants 0 0

It's pricier than Berlin average but portions are big and very good! Fantastically grilled and seasoned meat with many different assortments of side dishes. Also their drinks and juice options are outstanding. Furthermore they feature friendly staff, a good location and nice atmosphere. Read more ›

Libanese Greatness

Qadmous

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Why take two or three different tours when you can hear the whole story in one? See the best of what Berlin has to offer in six hours and learn how the city has evolved to become the vibrant metropolis that it is today!

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An einem Sonntag im August

Bars 0 0

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Cozy and stylish Bar in Prenzlauer Berg

An einem Sonntag im August

A typical Berlin-style bar, in the daytime a cafe. Classy and vintage furniture, good DJ-music in the evenings, draft beer, tables and a canopy swing. Everything you need is close, cheap pizza right in front, nice streets and shops just a short walk away. Read more ›

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Lerchen und Eulen

Bars 0 0

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Cozy bar in Kreuzberg

Lerchen und Eulen

Cozy atmosphere with lots of locals and affordable drinks and beer. Many sofas and comfortable chairs around, but always a bit crowded on Friday and Saturday nights. Wise to go there in a small group or make a reservation via mail if you are a larger group. Read more ›

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