68 Locations - Page 3
A good bar is central to Berlin's famous nightlife, from dive bars to polished cocktail lounges. Across Neukölln, Kreuzberg and Mitte, a bar here might mean natural wine, craft beer, expertly mixed drinks or a cheap round with friends.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as a bar, from cosy neighbourhood spots to rooftop terraces and hidden speakeasies. Some focus on cocktails and atmosphere, others on music, dancing and a lively late-night crowd.
Browse the venues below to find the best bar in Berlin, compare atmosphere and prices, and plan your night out.
In the Reichenberger Kiez, there's a bar that's also a record store: records are for sale in the back room, drinks are served at the front, and a framed photo of Iggy Pop hangs on the wall. The atmosphere is deliberately relaxed, rock 'n' roll plays without pretense. For a quick meal, there's a pizzeria directly opposite, and an afternoon is enough for browsing.
Located on Frankfurter Allee, this Späti combines a kiosk, mini-market, and liquor store, operating without closing hours. In addition to drinks, snacks, and basic groceries, it offers a bar selection with cocktails to go. Between Frankfurter Tor and the Samariter district, it's the go-to place for everything that would otherwise have to wait until morning.
The indoor playground at Tempelhofer Hafen is great fun for young and old – including a 3D black light miniature golf court and a laser tag arena.
Watching football with sand between your toes: Strandbad Wendenschloss in Köpenick transforms into Berlin's most relaxed open-air arena for the 2026 World Cup, right on Langer See. Water, beach chairs, and LED screen included.
Kleopatra in Berlin Mitte rolls shisha bar, lounge and café all into one, for both locals and tourists!
In the Boxhagener quarter sits a small Rock'n'Roll bar whose name points to the English Teddy Boys of the fifties and sixties. Inside there are formica tables under retro lamps, vinyl decor on the walls and a DJ spinning records in the evening. The beer comes from the tap, there are seats outside, and smoking is allowed indoors.
The pub on Sonnenallee belongs to a small Neukölln family of three Bierbaum venues and runs without a closing hour. Inside there is a jukebox, a pool table, an electronic dartboard and slot machines, plus a smoking corner, Prosecco for four euros and phone charging for one euro per half hour. Schultheiss is served straight from the keg.
High quality cocktails, great atmosphere and lots of opportunities to flirt are guaranteed for a little after work at Kitty Cheng Bar in Berlin-Mitte.
For those who don't want to go straight home after work, Rotbart in Rixdorf is the perfect place. The bar on Böhmische Straße combines a cozy pub atmosphere with craft beer, high-quality cocktails, and a program that will keep you entertained all evening.
Lieschen Müller is located on the ground floor of the TV Tower, with a summer terrace by the Neptune Fountain's water features. It is named after Marlies, once an artist in the GDR State Circus and a dancer in the old Friedrichstadtpalast. On weekends, the Cirque du Burlesque takes place here, offering four hours of burlesque and modern circus at eye level with the audience.
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Freundschaft is located on Mittelstraße, parallel to Unter den Linden, and has been managed by sommeliers Willi Schlögl and Johannes Schellhorn since 2018. The wine list features nearly 800 positions, with twelve wines served by the glass, focusing primarily on Austria. No reservations are taken here; whoever arrives simply takes a seat at the long counter.
For decades, the Paris Bar on Kantstraße has been the unofficial living room of the Berlin bohemia. Original works by Martin Kippenberger, Georg Baselitz, and Daniel Richter hang on the walls alongside French bistro cuisine. David Bowie, Madonna, and Robert De Niro have been guests, and during the Berlinale, this Charlottenburg celebrity restaurant is almost impossible to get a seat in.
Every Friday and Saturday you can hear live music at the Irish Harp Pub, anything from traditional Irish folk to rock and other classics.
The place lives up to its name: all over this bar in Kreuzberg you will find Barbie dolls - even in the chandeliers!
The Shisha Lounge Rote Harfe (Red Harp) at Heinrichplatz in Kreuzberg offers special shishas and fresh cocktails.
If you like to drink a beer with friends in a surf, tiki and rock'n'roll atmosphere, meet new people and listen to rock and roll music in style, then the Moja is the place for you.
SingCity is a cosy Karaoke Bar which may not have the coolest design in town but which boasts a repertoire of around 85.000 songs.
Green Mango in Berlin-Schöneberg is the largest karaoke bar in Berlin and offers popular party packages. Green Mangoo Bar is especially popular for hosting hens' nights.