Hip Bar

The Beuster Bar in Berlin-Neukölln charmingly combines a bar and restaurant with a French bistro style, offering a well-curated selection from oysters to champagne. Its cozy atmosphere makes it a popular meeting point for connoisseurs.

Mein Haus am See is a cult club in Berlin Mitte that functions as a café during the day and as a bar or party room in the evening. The venue scores with vintage design, live music, and an attached club for wild nights.

Berlin Mitte's Bar Tausend is first and foremost hip since you cannot see that it's a bar from the outside.

Vintage 1950s interior, a location in the heart of Kreuzberg, cool music and a hip crowd - that's the ingredients for success of one of the hottest bars in Kreuzberg.

The Nathanja & Heinrich has grown from being a Neukölln insiders' tip to a really hot in-bar.

Australian-influenced trendy breakfast at Boxhagener Platz in Friedrichshain: Silo Coffee stands for specialty coffee from its own roastery, seasonal brunch dishes with local ingredients, and the relaxed vibe of a cafe that has long enjoyed cult status in Berlin.

The bar „Zu mir oder zu dir“ near the U2 stop Eberswalder Straße has become a fixture of Prenzlauer Berg.

The name tells it all: friends of rum will be in heaven at "Rum Trader" since the bar specialises in the most diverse rums.

The Betty F Bar in Berlin's Scheunenviertel is an institution of the LGBTIQ* scene, captivating with its deliberately chosen trashy decor and cozy, compact basement atmosphere. For years, this small cellar bar has established itself as a meeting point for gays, lesbians, and queer people who want to have a last drink before going out or spontaneously stay to dance.

Bar 3 is a real "artists' bar" and the creative meeting point of Berlin's art, theatre and movie scene in Berlin-Mitte.

The KIM Bar on Berlin's gallery strip on Mitte's Brunnenstraße took over the location of the former Postcafé. The bar may be small in size and quite inconspicuous but it makes up for all that with its great atmospere.

The Fahimi Bar on Kreuzberg's Cottbuser Tor scores above all with its atmosphere.

Hafen in Berlin-Schöneberg is a vibrant scene bar for LGBTIQ* and has been an established meeting point in the queer-friendly Motzstraße district for many years. The bar offers a cozy atmosphere where diverse people gather to celebrate, dance, and socialize.

The Bravo Bar is fairly new on Torstraße and joins in with the other bars of Berlin-Mitte - a stone's throw away from Friedrichstraße, Bar Tausend or Grill Royal.

This chic bar on Mitte's Torstraße is chock-full with people in the evenings. It's the right place for you if you are looking for more than only bar atmosphere without wanting to go to a club.

The Michelberger Hotel on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain is arguably Berlin's most renowned design hotel with character: a former factory building from 1903, combining raw materials, handcrafted furniture, and an organic gastronomic concept with genuine Berlin coolness.

The Linnen in Prenzlauer Berg is a privately run boutique hotel in a renovated 19th-century old building, whose individually designed apartments combine vintage furniture, parquet floors, and industrial charm into a harmonious design concept. Small, personal, and close to Mauerpark.

All lovers of the American breakfast will get happy at Phoenix Lounge in Berlin-Schöneberg where bacon, fried eggs and pancakes are served.

Since 2018, Molly Malones Irish Pub in Friedrichshain has been bringing Irish hospitality to Berlin. Located right around the corner from Berghain, it's the antithesis to the techno district: cozy, loud in the right way, and with live music that truly comes from the heart.

The restaurant Paulinski Palme in Berlin-Neukölln offers a late breakfast menu for their guests on the weekends.