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A pub is a cosy corner of Berlin nightlife, from traditional German Kneipen to Irish and British-style bars. Across every district, a pub offers cold beer, a warm welcome and often live sport, quiz nights and hearty food to soak it all up.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as a pub, from old-school Kneipen to Irish, English and craft-beer bars. Some focus on beer and cosy chat, others on live music, big-screen matches and pub grub.
Browse the venues below to find the best pub in Berlin, compare atmosphere and prices, and plan your evening.
Located at Mauerpark, precisely on the border between Prenzlauer Berg and Wedding, Tante Käthe has been one of Berlin's most renowned football and foosball pubs for years. Live football on multiple screens, ten foosball tables, and beer on tap: This is where true pub sports come together.
Guests at Restaurant Jelänger Jelieber in Kaskelkiez enjoy exciting Tatort stories combined with good food.
Since 1979, the Celtic Cottage in Steglitz has been one of Germany's oldest Irish pubs – and far more than just a regular pub. On Thursdays and Saturdays, there's live music with free admission, ranging from Irish Folk to Celtic Rock and Country. If you're looking for an authentic pub atmosphere away from the city center, you'll find it here.
The Junction Café in Kreuzberg is located directly above the Junction Bar. The café is a cozy complement to the bar and shows Tatort every Sunday.
In Moabit, away from the major tourist flows, Kallasch& is a program pub that combines live music, poetry slam, and open stage under one roof. Rustic, unplastered, and with a shared flat party atmosphere, this bar represents exactly what makes up Berlin's neighborhood culture.
If you're looking for a football pub in Charlottenburg that doesn't feel like a concept, Fritschestraße is the right place. Birgit's Pub is the classic Berlin neighborhood sports bar with Sky, darts, and a landlady who still personally looks after her guests.
Right on Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin-Mitte, overlooking the Spree: Murphys Irish Pub is one of the few pubs in Berlin offering daily live music. Whiskey menu with over 80 varieties, freshly poured Guinness, and an atmosphere that doesn't fade even after midnight.
For over three decades, Finnegan's Irish Pub and Restaurant in Berlin-Steglitz has been the go-to place for anyone seeking an authentic Irish evening off the beaten tourist path. Founded by a Dubliner, run with passion, and frequented by regulars who know their table like their living room.
For over 30 years, The Lir Irish Bar in Tiergarten-Mitte, Berlin, has been the city's best-known secret tip among Irish pubs. No cliché decor, no tourist hustle and bustle: the pub on Flensburger Straße focuses on genuine "Good Craic", well-kept Guinness, and live music in a turn-of-the-century vaulted cellar.
The Filmcafé and Downstairskino in Prenzlauer Berg is always a great spot for Tatort fans on Sundays.
Kreuzberg's Café Rizz is known and loved for sports broadcasts and Tatort public viewing in Berlin.
The Prachtsaal is a café with a bar in Neukölln's Körnerkiez, traditionally showing Tatort every Sunday.
A microbrewery as a football pub: Hops & Barley in Friedrichshain, near Boxhagener Platz, combines home-brewed craft beer with a genuine fan pub atmosphere. If you're looking for Bundesliga, Champions League, and fresh draught pilsner all under one roof, this is the place to be.
On New Year's Eve 2017, the most famous TV sketch Dinner for One will be performed in its very own theatre version at Brotfabrik!
In Weißensee, where Pankow and Prenzlauer Berg meet, the Brotfabrik at Caligariplatz has existed for over 35 years as one of the last multi-genre venues of Berlin's independent scene. Anyone looking for improv theatre in Berlin will sooner or later end up here: The stage is home to two improv ensembles that regularly draw the audience actively into the play.
A hundred-year-old corner pub in Prenzlauer Berg that defies the neighborhood's glitz: Gaststätte Bornholmer Hütte stands for authentic Berlin pub culture, communal football viewing under chandeliers, and a bowling alley in the basement.
KULTURFABRIK Moabit stands for committed local culture in many facets. In the KULTURFABRIK café, 'Tatort' fans find a piece of home.
Located in Prenzlauer Berg, near Helmholtzplatz, is one of Berlin's oldest live music pubs: Speiches Rock and Blues Kneipe has been featuring a small stage with blues, rock, jazz, and soul since 1992. Admission is always free.
The Double Inn in Oberschöneweide has been Berlin's Irish-Scottish go-to spot since 2007 for anyone seeking authentic pub culture, live music, and an exceptional whiskey selection away from the tourist hustle and bustle. Spread across two floors in the Spreehöfe, this Irish pub combines the warmth of a local regular's pub with a concert program ranging from Irish Folk to Blues and Rock.
The Schraders is a pub and restaurant as well as a popular place to meet friends in Berlin-Wedding. On Sundays they offer a delicious brunch buffet.
CLOSED!!! The Oscar Wilde was the first authentic Irish Pub in East Berlin.
Deponie No. 3 is unfortunately permanently closed.
Schraders is a mix of pub and restaurant and a popular neighborhood meeting point in Berlin-Wedding. A lavish brunch is offered on Sundays - including Mother's Day.
BARt Bar Berlin no longer offers Tatort Public Viewing and can now only be booked as an event location.
Bad Kreuzberg is not a spa, but a cocktail bar in Berlin-Kreuzberg that permanently shows Tatort every Sunday at 20:15 via projector.