Bars – A second living room for every taste!
Are you looking for a pub crawl in Berlin? Do you want to spend the evening on a fun bar tour? Explore the capital's nightlife with some bar hopping?
While the bar stops on the regular Berlin Underground Party Tour are already set, if you book a Private Berlin Underground Party Tour with your friends, we'll plan a custom route just for you!
Here you'll find a list of bars in Berlin that are definitely worth checking out!
- 8MM Bar
- Bierbaum 1
- Bierbaum 2
- Bierbaum 3
- Bierhaus Urban
- Blauer Affe
- booze bar berlin
- Brauhaus Neulich
- Café Dachkammer
- Fairytale Bar
- Feuermelder
- Fitcher’s Vogel
- Goldfisch Bar
- Klo
- Krass Böser Wolf
- Loone (It’s a bar)
- Marmorbar
- minimal Bar
- Mokka Mitte Bar
- Paule’s Metall-Eck
- Pawn Dot Com Bar
- Promenaden Eck
- Timber Doodle
- YSY Bar
- Zum Magendoktor (Wedding)
8MM Bar
The 8MM Bar, right in the heart of Berlin, is an underground legend. Since 2002, it's been radiating its raw charm on Schönhauser Allee, and it's way more than just a bar – it's a buzzing hub for alternative music and subcultural energy. The space is compact and intentionally minimalist: the lighting is dim, the walls feel almost mysterious, and the stage is small but packs a punch. Here, it's not about luxury or fancy decor; it's all about the music and the people. Whether it's post-punk, darkwave, garage rock, or synth-pop – the 8MM Bar is famous for its eclectic music program and legendary live gigs. It's helped countless Berlin bands jump to bigger stages and attracts international artists who prefer intimate and ecstatic shows. The energy in the room is often thick and sweaty, with a diverse crowd of true music lovers and scene insiders. Here, you still get that 'gambler's chance' to get a taste of rockstar life or chat with up-and-coming acts.
Schönhauser Allee 177b, 10119 Berlin
Bierbaum 1
Bierbaum 1 in Neukölln is a lively and popular neighborhood hangout, even though it's no longer open 24 hours but daily from 10 AM to about 2 AM. This pub shines with its rustic Neukölln charm and remains a social hub for a diverse crowd of neighbors, night owls, and loyal regulars. You'll still find that authentic Berlin corner pub atmosphere here, with rustic interiors, cheap drinks, and a jukebox to set the mood. Bierbaum 1 is known for its warm service and down-to-earth vibe, staying true to the raw, honest pub culture that has become rare amidst Neukölln's gentrification wave. During the day, they often offer affordable breakfasts, and evenings can easily stretch late into the night, with Bierbaum 1 remaining a cozy anchor in Neukölln's vibrant nightlife.
Bierbaum 2
Bierbaum 2 in Neukölln is a cozy and iconic 24-hour pub, standing out with its striking artificial tree right in the middle of the place. The bar is known for its typically raw Neukölln charm and attracts a diverse crowd, from night owls to neighborhood locals and regulars who see the spot as their second living room. At Bierbaum 2, time often feels suspended: it's lively day and night, with many regulars playing games like dice or darts, loud jukebox music, and an atmosphere that thrives on hearty roughness and social togetherness. This pub is a vibrant meeting point where different characters come together, and the mix of everyday life, good company, and occasional quirkiness is what makes it so special.
Bierbaum 3
Bierbaum 3 on Schillerpromenade is one of Neukölln's most rustic pubs and a living monument to authentic Berlin bar culture. Here, you'll find the cheapest coffee and probably the most affordable breakfast in the city – with ham, sausage, cheese, jam, and egg starting from around €1.50 – all in an atmosphere shaped by owner Abdul-Kerim Güzel with warm strictness and plenty of humor. At Bierbaum 3, you can expect a rustic interior, an artificial tree in the middle of the room, a legendary jukebox, a pool table, and dartboards. During the day, a colorful mix of retirees, rockers, and night owls gather for coffee; at night, the pub buzzes as a social meeting point for scene regulars, workers, bikers, and newcomers. There's a family-like vibe: anyone who walks in is personally greeted by Abdul – often with a handshake and a friendly remark.
Schillerpromenade 31, 12049 Berlin
Bierhaus Urban
Bierhaus Urban – affectionately known as "Urbaneck" by its regulars – is a true Kreuzberg original and has been the epitome of authentic Berlin corner pub culture for around 40 years. This is where the heart of the Graefekiez beats: 24 hours a day, seven days a week, you can expect a welcoming living room atmosphere where no one stays alone for long. In addition to its well-worn wooden interior and relaxed, down-to-earth atmosphere, the Bierhaus attracts visitors with its legendary jukebox (over 20,000 songs!), affordable drinks, and friendly, family-like service. On Thursdays, handmade blues jam sessions fill the pub with live music, and there are also regular rap sessions and sports broadcasts on screen, creating a real neighborhood vibe.
Blauer Affe
The Blauer Affe on Weserstraße is a genuine old Berlin pub in the heart of Neukölln and a remnant of authentic Berlin neighborhood culture. Night owls, regulars, and curious visitors gather here to enjoy rustic charm, fair prices, and a convivial atmosphere.
The interior is uncomplicated and steeped in Berlin history – with a long bar, small barrel tables, and a back room for billiards or darts. Soccer fans can enjoy the Bundesliga atmosphere on Sky. Conversations revolve around everyday life and neighborhood stories, and occasionally an old hit song plays on the jukebox.
131 Weser Street, 12059 Berlin
booze bar berlin
The Booze Bar in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a real institution for cocktail lovers who value quality, craftsmanship, and personality. Between clinker walls, a long bar, and a simple, classic ambience, you can enjoy top-class drinks here—mixed by passionate bartenders who have mastered their craft to the highest level. Unlike elsewhere, there is no fixed menu: here, dialogue is what counts! Simply describe what you feel like, and you will be served tailor-made creations. Whether classics, unusual original compositions, or non-alcoholic specialties—everything is prepared individually and with the best ingredients. The concept "No hookah. No happy hour. No shit. Serious drinking" sums it up: at the Booze Bar, the focus is on enjoyment, and mass tourism and tourist gimmicks are deliberately avoided. The atmosphere, somewhere between a living room, a neighborhood pub, and a cocktail temple, makes the bar a meeting place for Berlin originals, newcomers, and connoisseurs. On weekends, it is often packed and always good for surprises – whether it's changing art on the walls, relaxed beats, or the legendary foosball table. The Booze Bar is a lively, personal bar culture experience in the middle of the Simon-Dach neighborhood – surprising, honest, and with attention to detail.
Boxhagener Strasse 105, 10247 Berlin
Brauhaus Neulich
Brauhaus Neulich in Berlin's Schillerkiez neighborhood is a lively meeting place for locals and beer lovers from all over the world. Founded in 2016 by a group of friends, it began as an experimental home brewing project on a piece of land in Brandenburg and quickly became a fixture on the Berlin craft beer scene. Since 2017, the brewery has been brewing and serving its own beer in the Schillerkiez neighborhood of Neukölln—in the middle of everyday urban life, with an open, cozy atmosphere that invites you to linger and sample the wares.
Selchower St. 20, 12049 Berlin
Café Dachkammer
Café Dachkammer, located in the heart of Friedrichshain's Simon-Dach neighborhood, is a true Berlin original: it combines a living room atmosphere with vintage charm and a touch of big-city spirit. As soon as you walk in, you feel like you've been transported to another era—old armchairs and sofas from the 50s and 60s, nostalgic floral wallpaper, and stylish décor create a place full of coziness and personality. The café extends over two lovingly furnished floors, connected by a spiral staircase. Whether alone with a good book, with friends for a long evening, or as a starting point for neighborhood life: everyone will find their place in the Dachkammer. The small balcony in particular invites you to escape the hustle and bustle for a moment and watch the colorful goings-on outside. The "Rote Laterne" (Red Lantern) on the upper floor is legendary: a small cocktail bar serving exceptionally good drinks such as Negroni or Moscow Mule. The intimate confines here quickly bring guests together—sometimes encounters take place here that make the evening unforgettable.
Simon-Dach-Straße 39, 10245 Berlin
Fairytale Bar
At the Fairytale Bar, you will be transported to a fascinating fairytale world inspired by Alice in Wonderland and other classic stories. The entrance is mysterious: only those who ring the bell are let in by imaginative characters—often dressed up and wearing fairytale makeup—so that you immediately feel like you are on an extraordinary adventure. Inside, you will find lovingly designed rooms with vintage furniture and modern lighting effects, accompanied by fairy-tale characters such as the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Red Queen, who appear everywhere as decorative elements. The atmosphere is both cozy and slightly eerie, with dark lighting and many hidden corners. One of the highlights is the unique bar menu: men and women are served fragrant and talking fairy tale books with selected drinks and small snacks. Each cocktail has a fairy tale-inspired name – from "Cheshire Cat" to "Princess Frost" to "Frog King." Some drinks are even served in glass slippers, in keeping with the theme. The experience often includes little surprises before and after the drinks, turning your evening into a complete work of enjoyment and storytelling. The Fairytale Bar is a stage for unusual cocktails and a place where you can fully indulge your spirit of adventure and imagination – perfect for anyone looking for something out of the ordinary and wanting a fairytale experience away from the mainstream.
Am Friedrichshain 24, 10407 Berlin
The Feuermelder Bar in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a charming and down-to-earth neighborhood pub that stands out for its relaxed atmosphere. It is located at Krossener Straße 24, just a few minutes' walk from Boxhagener Platz. The bar is known for its excellent drinks menu, including various types of beer and the popular Mexikaner cocktail, which many consider to be the best in the neighborhood. The red walls are decorated with scene memorabilia and skulls, giving the bar a rough yet appealing charm. In summer, the outdoor area offers the opportunity to relax and watch the hustle and bustle around Boxhagener Platz. There is also a smoking room, which doubles as a sports room with a pool table and dartboard – a truly perfect neighborhood pub for people looking for a casual and authentic Berlin bar experience.
Krossener Strasse 24, 10245 Berlin
Fitcher's Vogel
Fitcher's Vogel in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a fascinating mix of a rustic neighborhood pub and a chic cocktail bar, creating a cozy, almost mysterious atmosphere with its warm, dim candlelight and exposed brick walls. Young people, beer lovers, and fans of unusual cocktails meet here in a relaxed atmosphere that oscillates between lively Berlin neighborhood culture and a touch of the modern world. The bar impresses with creative drinks at fair prices, thus creating a high potential for regulars. From time to time, live music and special events add to the atmosphere. Visitors here will not find a loud club atmosphere, but rather an inviting location that feels like a living room—perfect for intense conversations, social gatherings, or a relaxed evening with friends. The bar gets its special touch from its name, "Fitcher's Vogel," which is reminiscent of the Grimm fairy tale of the same name and lends the location a mystical quality. Its location on Warschauer Strasse makes it the ideal hotspot in the creative and lively Friedrichshain district.
Warschauer Str. 26, 10243 Berlin
Goldfisch Bar
The Goldfisch Bar in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a real insider tip for lovers of unusual drinks and a relaxed living room atmosphere. Unassuming from the outside, it welcomes guests with brick walls, cozy seating niches, subdued lighting, and an elegant, dark interior—perfect for leaving everyday life behind and immersing yourself in a relaxed, stylish bar world. Behind the long bar, experienced bartenders conjure up creative cocktails of the highest standard, whether classics, their own creations, or sophisticated non-alcoholic variants. The menu changes seasonally, the team responds flexibly to individual requests, and surprises with ever-changing taste experiences. Drinks such as the "Lalaland" or the modified piña colada "Diesdasnananas" bring fun and a touch of irony to the tables. The Goldfischbar values high-quality ingredients and friendly, personal service—even when it's busy, every guest gets a smile and a recommendation tailored to their taste. The crowd: mostly over 30, relaxed, diverse, and open to good conversation away from the noisy party scene. The bar is the perfect choice in the heart of Friedrichshain for both a first date and long nights with friends.
Grünberger Str. 67, 10245 Berlin
Klo
The Klo Bar on Berlin's Ku'damm is a unique experience bar that feels like a mixture of a ghost train and a bizarre cabinet of curiosities. Even the entrance is a spectacle: after passing the bouncer, guests are greeted by a jet of water – a fun and unexpected welcome. Inside, benches wobble, bar stools tip over, tables move up and down, and dolls swing from the ceiling with hammers – chaos is intentional and part of the concept here. The bar is filled to the rafters with strange props, including creepy skeletons, mannequins, and various curiosities that create an almost surreal atmosphere. Drinks are sometimes served in unusual containers, such as beer in urine bottles – in keeping with the quirky overall experience. The bar is an original mix of fun, chaos, and entertainment with DJ music from the 60s to the 80s and a crowd that is in the mood for exuberant, very unusual evenings.
Leibnizstraße 57, 10629 Berlin
Krass Böser Wolf
The Krass Böser Wolf in Berlin is much more than just a bar—it is an urban fairy-tale realm for night owls, connoisseurs, and anyone who loves unusual evenings. Located directly on Markgrafendamm, it attracts a wildly diverse crowd: Berlin veterans, creative types, party people, and curious guests who come together by candlelight and casual music to enjoy the best drinks and meet new people. The bar thrives on its energetic, family-like atmosphere and is famous for its extraordinary cocktails, affectionately called "wolf potions." The menu features classics as well as original creations – experimental, high-quality, and always served with a wink. A special recommendation is the "Spreewaldmelone," the house's signature drink, which delights with fresh lime, rosemary, and a lot of imagination. The team led by Dustin Franke and Johann Lautenschläger creates a genuine neighborhood bar atmosphere with humor and warmth, making every guest feel like part of a large bar family. Anyone who has visited the Krass Böser Wolf once will keep coming back—because of the good vibes, the creative drinks, and the feeling of having arrived in Berlin.
Markgrafendamm 36, 10245 Berlin
Loone (It's a bar)
Loone (It's a bar) is a trendy bar and club location in the vibrant heart of Kreuzberg, right on Spreewaldplatz. Here, cool drinks and high-quality electronic beats combine to create unforgettable nights. Talented artists from the Berlin scene, as well as international DJs such as Dr. Rubinstein and Shaleen, regularly transform Loone into a vibrant dance paradise. The musical spectrum ranges from driving techno to house and experimental sounds – varied and always with a focus on first-class sound. Loone is known for its welcoming atmosphere, which perfectly captures urban vibes with the energy of Berlin's club culture. It's a place where night owls gather to party together in the midst of the creative Kreuzberg scene, discover new music, and feel the pulse of electronic music in a compact space. Ideal for anyone who wants to experience authentic club nights in Berlin.
Marmorbar
The Marmorbar in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a buzzing hotspot that brings together amazing cocktails, cool urban club vibes, and creative diversity, all housed in a historic brick building. This building, which used to be the Royal Waterways Inspectorate's control house, really shines with its charm and lively atmosphere. The Marmorbar boasts a super modern Function-One sound system that turns electronic beats and live acts into an incredible sound experience. Right next door, the spacious Œlgarten (Oil Garden) can fit hundreds of guests and is perfect for open-air events, parties, and chill evenings under the stars. At Marmorbar, you'll find a diverse, creative crowd turning night into day with excellent cocktails in the evening – including highlights like the Espresso Martini. The Marmorbar isn't just a bar; it's a vibrant social melting pot in the heart of Kreuzberg that music lovers, night owls, and culture seekers all adore.
Vor dem Schlesischen Tor 3, 10997 Berlin
minimal Bar
The Minimal Bar in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a unique spot that perfectly blends electronic music, a cozy vibe, and fun social times. Located at Rigaer Straße 31, this bar wows with daily changing DJs spinning minimal and deep house sounds, creating a relaxed yet danceable atmosphere. It's made up of several charmingly designed rooms with brightly painted walls, and a cool highlight is its very own ping-pong room where you can play together with a cold drink – ping-pong bats are available for a deposit. On weekends, a small 'Schnapsluke' (shot window) even opens in the back, surprising you with a touch of Berlin Schlager music alongside classic spirits.
Mokka Mitte Bar
The Mokka Mitte Bar is a hidden gem right in the buzzing heart of Berlin, located directly by James-Simon-Park with views of the Spree river and Museum Island. With its stylish mix of urban flair, laid-back bar charm, and a spacious outdoor area, it's the perfect escape for Berlin nights and relaxed days under the open sky. Inside, the bar impresses with a modern club sound system and elegant yet cozy furnishings. On the terrace, sun loungers and bistro tables invite you to chill out – with plenty of sunshine and a perfect view of the Berlin Cathedral.
James Simon Park, Stadtbahnbogen 159/160, 10178 Berlin
Paule’s Metall-Eck
Paule's Metall-Eck is a legendary heavy metal pub right in the heart of Berlin-Friedrichshain's Simon-Dach-Kiez, and it's been a solid fixture in the heavier music scene since 1996. The vibe is dark and atmospheric, filled with skulls, demonic figures, and dim red-and-black lighting, creating the perfect backdrop for metal fans. Above the tap, a bust of Lemmy Kilmister, the late Motörhead singer, proudly sits, highlighting the deep connection to metal culture.
Krossener Str. 15, 10245 Berlin
Pawn Dot Com Bar
The Pawn Dot Com Bar in Berlin-Mitte is a real insider tip for anyone looking to mix urban vibes with fancy cocktails. Tucked away in a charming courtyard at Torstraße 164, right next to the old royal pawn shop, guests discover a unique atmosphere of dim lighting, colorful graffiti, and a relaxed bar vibe. The walls and even the floor are decorated with awesome street art by the famous Berlin graffiti artist AKTE0ne, giving the bar a cool, edgy charm.
Promenaden Eck
Promenaden Eck is way more than your typical Berlin corner pub – it's where nostalgic pub charm meets creative bar and club life, right in the buzzing Schillerkiez in Neukölln. Behind its unassuming facade hides a hotspot for night owls looking for a special vibe and true Berlin authenticity. Inside, you'll find warm colors, rustic wooden details, and lovingly curated vintage elements that create an exceptionally cozy living room atmosphere. During the week, you can enjoy relaxed evenings with DJ sounds, while on weekends, life pulsates on two dance floors – from hip-hop to electro, there's something for every taste. Berlin and international DJs regularly bring surprises, while attentive service and a wide drink menu ensure all your wishes are met.
Schillerpromenade 11, 12049 Berlin
Timber Doodle
The Timber Doodle Bar in Berlin-Friedrichshain is like a doorway to another time: step inside, and you'll instantly feel transported to the Victorian era. Opulent Chesterfield sofas, a grand chandelier, and an antique back bar define the atmosphere, creating an elegant, literary-inspired ambiance. Hostess Susanne Baró Fernández combines excellent cocktail artistry with a great sense of humor and a love for stories – inspired by Charles Dickens and the fantastical bird 'Timber Doodle' from his travel diaries. Every drink becomes an experience; the bar menu is packed with unique creations, from mysterious signature cocktails to inspiring classics, expertly mixed and lovingly presented. Seats are sought-after and limited, but that's exactly what makes every evening special: personal service, a relaxed, refined mood, and always little surprises for connoisseurs seeking something extraordinary. Timber Doodle isn't just any bar – it's a sophisticated oasis for cocktail lovers and night owls with a taste for style, literature, and craftsmanship.
Wühlischstraße 37, 10245 Berlin
YSY Bar
The YSY Bar in Berlin is a unique meeting spot for anyone looking for a creative atmosphere, excellent sound, and outstanding design. Located in a listed building on Frankfurter Allee, the bar impresses with high ceilings, panoramic windows, and spacious indoor and outdoor areas – offering views of the famous TV Tower and shielded from the street by a large green space.
Frankfurter Allee 23, 10247 Berlin
Zum Magendoktor (Wedding)
Zum Magendoktor at Reinickendorfer Straße 111, Berlin-Wedding, is a legendary 24-hour pub with huge cult status and over 100 years of history. Its exact founding date is a bit hazy, but rumor has it that Zum Magendoktor has been open continuously since around 1975, except during lockdowns. The bar is a lively social hub that attracts a colorful mix of people from all walks of life – from neighbors and students to folks from all sorts of social backgrounds. Here, you can drink beer, play darts, and soak up that special Berlin pub vibe around the clock. Despite its rough-around-the-edges charm, the place is vibrant and open, a spot where different people meet, clink glasses, and feel a sense of community. The atmosphere is authentic, down-to-earth, and sometimes loud, which is why the pub is described as a kind of 'snow globe of our society'.