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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.
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.
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.
Gaststätte W. Prassnik on Torstraße in Mitte claims to be a replica of an HO Gaststätte, a state-run GDR establishment. They serve home-brewed Prassnik beer in a light and a dark variety. Reservations are not possible. For Ostalgie in Berlin, this is the most unassuming address in the city.
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