I can't speak to the club itself but I can speak to the enormously rude employees…read more 2 friends and I tried to go to Tube Station on a Saturday night around 12:30. We had registered on the guest list and another friend had bought bottle service and invited us. Naturally, we were excited. However, when we got to front of the line (which is split in two for some reason) the younger bouncer told us we "looked too young." Confused, we held out our IDs. We are all of age in Germany. We asked him what the age was for entry. He asked us how old we were. One of us said 20. He paused, and said the age was 21. We weren't poorly dressed, we were registered in advance, and were going to be joining a friend with Table Service. After that, though, I doubt I'll ever want to go to this club. Pretty lame and rude.

Signed up for a Saturday night guest list at this club. My friends and I (4 guys total) got there…read morearound 24:00 dressed appropriately, but the bouncers wouldn't let us in. This can only lead me to think that the club's bouncers are told to discriminate based on gender, if not race/nationality.

Nice girls friendly place to enjoy very good attention from all stack thanks for you attention men…read moreand girls work there

I've wanted to go here for years, but all my past visits to Berlin were work focused, so I was at…read moregallery parties instead of this awesome classic. After all the build up, it didn't disappoint! It's smaller than I expected, so even on a Monday night the dance floor was packed! I didn't make it out to the patio or side lounge, but I did dance my heart out of everything from The Cure, London after midnight, she past away, boy harsher, the Bolshoi... Classics from every decade represented! And wow... They make incredible Moscow mules, which is something I would have never expected! Maybe they were too good? I totally didn't plan to drink that many. *Lol* But going back to the crowd ... I loved the come as you are vibe -- the complete opposite of the gotther than thou snottery in Barcelona! Ppl were wearing all kinds of different things, just being themselves and having a great time... Ages 18 to maybe even 60+! I wish there was a place like this where I live so I can grow old livin' my best life, too

Schokoladen rules!…read more This is a venue that keeps things real. The bookers are legit, always bringing in awesome bands (both local and from afar). The space is intimate but still not too small. The price is always right. The atmosphere is fantastic, and the people who work there and go there are lovely folks. Although the shows are earlier than most venues, it's nice to have some kind of consistency to rely upon. Keep supporting this place because it does a lot of good things for Berlin music.

It's a dive that sometimes hosts live music. Not going to change your life, but drinks are…read morereasonable, staff is cool, and the crowd is local. Good for a lower key night if you're needing a break from the clubs.

You were not put on this earth to be aware of things but not partake. There are unique and genuine…read moreexperiences, and maybe they're not your typical thing, or come off as intimidating, maybe even outright terrifying? Well.. as Rick Sanchez put it: "To live is to risk it all. Otherwise, you're just an inert chunk of randomly assembled molecules drifting wherever the universe blows you." So if you're looking at a Yelp review for Tresor, going to a techno club is definitely out of your wheelhouse. Go. Dress in all black. No logos. No watch. No bags. Be minimal. Cover charge was 22 euros. Don't show up until after midnight at minimum. Eat a Doner Kebab a block away before you walk in. They never asked for an ID. They're going to put a sticker over the camera of your phone for their strict "no picture" policy, which is incredibly refreshing because living in the moment is the peak experience. It's a very relaxed scene and all about the music. In fact, you probably won't even be able to understand a single person the entire time there. Also, in the rooms, they keep the decibels under 100 to save your eardrums - I know 100 is a lot, but i bet other clubs keep it significantly louder. The day after, I had no residual ringing in my ears, if that helps. The drinks are really affordable. Shots were 3 euros each. Stay for an hour. Stay all night. Stay the whole weekend. The party goes until Monday, supposedly. It reminded me of raves in the 90s, no phones, and chill music-oriented. I'm happy I went. It was incredibly worth it.

Went on a Friday night. Well... legendary for a reason! Tough door, don't go if you don't belong to…read moreclubbing. Location is raw as you expect. Music in the basement was phenomenal hard core techno (Kameliia was my favorite) while upstairs at the Oku for Treaor is not my style, but was packed with a younger crowd. Drink priced low, staff super nice. I'm sure the popularity attracts a lot of tourists, but it's still very real.

This was a really average bar. Went on a Friday night. People aren't super open to dancing with…read moreothers & the drinks were decent. It's easy to get in but not really that great or that bad.

I have only been to Gayhane here once but it was an excellent night!!!…read more And then I went to one of the Café Fatale nights with a group of friends. I am not a couples dancer and this woman came to ask me to dance when the room was full or lovely women but she insisted. I told her that I don't dance well in couples. We went around once or twice and she dropped me off from whence we came. She said at the end you're right, you aren't a good couples dancer.

I realize that my experience is likely different to others due to the following factors: 1) I'm a…read morewoman, 2) I arrived before 11pm, 3) I was in a large group of women. I had low expectations but the music was really great downstairs - it was jam after jam, if you're into early 2000s hip hop and RnB that is. Upstairs was modern reggaeton which I was into, too. I didn't go to the salsa/bachata floor at all since I don't know how to dance any of those dances. Drinks are overpriced btw.

I have come to this club many times and it's always the best parties I get in Berlin. I come from…read moreSpain, and it really feels like party pack home. The music is great and you can find nice people.

The atmosphere was just AMAZING I would say their cocktail was very strong but still it was okay…read more Amazing songs, the bartender was so friendly!

Nice place, great little jazzy vibe, dark light with candles inside.the bar tender really know…read moretheir stuff. The only thing a little bit cramped inside so try sharing a table with somebody, but there is some space outside. Overall nice bar

WARNING: Lost coat check ticket = hours in freezing cold with no alternatives…read moreI lost my coat check ticket at Cassiopeia last night. My jacket contained my wallet, ID, and house keys - everything I needed to get home. I immediately went to coat check and explained the situation. I offered to: Describe my jacket in detail Describe everything inside it (including my ID) Show identification through other means Wait inside the venue until 5 AM when they do returns The staff refused all of these options. Their only response: "Come back at 5 AM" or "Come back Monday." When I explained I literally could not go home without my keys and had no money without my wallet, they called security and forced me to leave the club entirely. I was not aggressive, not drunk, not causing any problems - I was a paying customer calmly trying to solve a problem. I was forced to wait outside in 0°C temperatures for hours without a jacket, unable to go anywhere else because all my belongings were locked inside. The issue: Lost coat check tickets happen constantly at every venue. Most clubs have reasonable procedures: verification through ID, jacket description, security deposit, or at minimum letting you wait inside until closing. Cassiopeia's policy is: lose your ticket = you're ejected into the cold with zero alternatives, even if your house keys and wallet are in there. This isn't just bad customer service - it's a safety issue. If you're going here, photograph your coat check ticket or you may end up locked out in freezing temperatures.

Cassiopeia is a very cool beer garden. I was in the area and came in during an afternoon to watch…read morethe boulderers climb. The beer garden is quite literally in a blown up building area where trees provide shade and during the evening are lit up with colored mood lighting. The graffiti gives the area's walls character and are sometimes nice to look at and admire. They have several beers on tap or in the fridge. They use a deposit/return glass scheme where they hand you a button/pin for a euro that you'll have returned once you come back with your empty glass. In my case it's normally exchanged right back for another beer. The spot has themed nights such as disco events and fun international music. As an American, the open consumption laws are very freeing and makes for a very relaxed experience. The staff speaks fluent English but will bear with your as you struggle in broken German.

Didn't have any issues getting in on a Thursday night (2 guys, neither being German). The girl…read moreasked us at the door if we knew what music was being played (which I have to admit was borderline insulting given that I'm a pretty big techno fan). Maybe she was trying to screen people who responded EDM? This place is pretty small. Basically one room, and a bar to the side. No outdoor space when we went (weather). Also, there's no interesting features inside. The music was a little like Prodigy at times. It was pretty hard, even by Berlin standards. Cover was 8 euros on Thursday. Goes all the way till 9am.

It's been a while since my last visit at Suicide Circus. However, I still admire their outdoor area…read moreand the location is great. If you're new to the Berlin nightlife​ this club is probably a good choice! The cover​ is moderate, interior very crafty, bouncers not necessarily​ friendly but definitely not rude or arrogant(!). The door policy has been very fair and as long as you're not drunk or rude you'll get inside.

I was warned before coming here that Gretchen is like a mini-Berghain but with not as good sound…read more That description turned out to be relatively accurate. From the outside, the building is far from impressive; I expected something a little more well-manicured. Inside it looks fine, but it's a bit cavernous. The sound isn't terrible, but for a venue dedicated to live music (most of it electronic), I would assume it would be a little better. There are columns on the stage which can be elegant or tacky, depending on your take. The walls are covered in projections, which is actually kind of cool. There's plenty of seating and room to dance, which is nice. The bar is large but doesn't impose upon the room in any way. On stage, there's an area in the back and to the side where people can sit on couches. I'm assuming it's for the "VIP" folks, but it strikes me more as hip-hop club douche-y than classy - maybe that's because the people have to walk across and in front of the artist to get off the stage. Oh well. All in all, Gretchen is not so bad. It's a little empty feeling, but there is some potential there for sure, and it won't stop me from going to see acts there from time to time.

Don't wear clothes. There is no air conditioning and you might die. It was the first week of August…read moreand it was TERRIBLY hot. Miserably hot. I wish I didn't have pants on. A bit of a line on a Saturday night, but expected. Sound was alright. Beers are reasonably priced. Shots are SUPER cheap.. But door entrance fees are quite hefty. I'd only come back if the DJ was awesome, as it was this fateful night I attended. Overall, a decent time.