Fairytale Bar






Ring the bell at an unassuming door near Volkspark Friedrichshain and you'll find yourself in a magical speakeasy that Tim Burton himself couldn't have dreamed up better. The Fairytale Bar at Volkspark Friedrichshain transforms cocktail evenings into adventures for adults, somewhere between Alice in Wonderland and Grimm's dark fairy tales.
Ring, enter, marvel: The Fairytale Bar at Volkspark Friedrichshain
Dark figures, made up and costumed, open the door at the sound of the bell, and numerous relics from „Alice in Wonderland” and other fairy tales greet guests in display cases, on walls, everywhere. The concept is consistently implemented: inspired by the nearby Volkspark Friedrichshain’s Märchenbrunnen (Fairy Tale Fountain), the overall concept of the Fairytale Bar is geared towards wondrous stories and fairy tales for adults. This has nothing to do with the usual cocktail bar routine. Bar expert Mike Meinke, together with the owners, has realized an imaginative bar concept, for which Tim Burton served as inspiration.
Cocktails with fairy tale names and real character
The drinks menu also follows the fairy tale theme with remarkable consistency. The names of the drinks all have a fairy tale connection, such as „Snow White and Rose Red”, „Cheshire Cat”, „Princess Frost” or „The Frog King”. Champagne drinks are served in a glass slipper. The Fairytale Bar is thus one of the few truly special bars in Berlin, where even the drinks menu is part of the show. The bar seats 40, is a non-smoking bar and is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 20:00 to 02:30. Reservations are recommended; on weekends, they are almost mandatory.
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Opening Hours
Tuesday to Saturday from 20:00 to 02:30.
Price Level
Around 10 to 30 Euros should be budgeted per person. Champagne drinks are served in a glass slipper.
Public Transport
Tram M4 Hufelandstraße stops directly in front of the door, U5 Strausberger Platz and S-Bahn station Greifswalder Straße are within walking distance.
Parking Options
Parking management applies on Am Friedrichshain street; it gets crowded in the evenings. There are occasional free spaces at Volkspark.
Highlight
Entry is granted after ringing the bell; staff greet guests in costume and masked. The menu comes in book form, with scent, food pairing, and a whispered fairy tale with each drink.
Good to Know
40 seats, air-conditioned, non-smoking bar, card payment possible. Reservations by phone or email are recommended; on weekends, they are almost mandatory.
Opening Hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 20:00–00:30
- Friday: 20:00–02:30
- Saturday: 20:00–02:30
- Sunday: Closed













