After you make your way up a dark Kreuzberg stairwell with crumbling graffitti walls, the Fahimi bar will surprise even more you with its elegant minimalistic design.
The interior of the bar is clean and stylish, and the view of the bustling intersection of Cottbuser Tor and the U-Bahn from the panorama windows taking up the entire length of the bar is just unbeatable. A large bar counter with indirect lighting is placed centrally in the room with an intricate geometrical wood construction hanging over it.
The Fahimi Bar’s card features various brands of gin, champagne and selected cocktails – specials and classics at a moderate price. The bar’s focus is more on cocktails than on beer. The Fahimi is spacious and offers various seating arrangements near the windows and in alcoves. On weekends after 10:00 pm the place is really busy, that busy that it is sometimes hard to find a place to stand.
There’s both a DJ pit for Electro beats on weekends and a piano for some live music on weekdays at the Fahimi Bar. The dancefloor is open there on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. On weekdays they host authors’ readings and Sunday is the day for their popular pub quiz.
