This is the best bar in this part of Friedrichshain, there is no doubt about it. The service is…read moregreat and so are the drinks and the music. The chairs outside are really comfortable and the street is calm. On the inside it's very cosy and you feel right at home right away. There are regular concerts by artists from all around the world wich is a nice touch to the place.

A memorable evening with a lively crowd. Reasonable entrance fees depending on the evening…read more Tonight there were three different bands in the mix. Not much by the way of food so plan ahead. There is a Thai place next-door and a Turkish restaurant a few blocks away.

Fantastic jazz bar experience with an extensive bar. Choose one of the great spots nearby for…read moredinner then go to the BFlat for a great night.

This is what my bar would look and sound like if I had one. All killers no fillers; vinyl only. All…read morefifties and sixties.

Great spot. Good music. Friendly and full of happy people. Not your typical dark and dirty…read moreBerlin nightlife.... but who needs that every weekend. It's a "young" clean crowd.

We saw a live jazz band here and they were great! It's a nice intimate venue. The bar had a good…read morebeer selection, and I highly recommend if you're into live music.

The place is very cosy and nice - a lot of photos and pictures with famous jazz and blues…read moremusicians, the sound is perfect. Sometimes, when you visit bars with live music you can not hear anything, and your ears are "dying", but hear you really can enjoy the music. Only two points are explaining my 4 stars: they charged 8 euro from everyone for the live music (when I had called them to book a table, they have not told me anything about this) and food was not perfect (but it is bar, so it is fine :) ) But even though I enjoyed music and place, and will visit it again.

I can only recommend the place, the food is fresh prepared, the products are of very good quality,…read morethe dishes are refined in comparison to other average quality restaurants and last but not least, they taste delicious, we always wipe off the plates. The lunch time offer is more than favourable, till 16.00 and the prices in that time spot are more than fair. A huuuuge pro is that the food is not over salted, which usually is a nightmare in better and worse restaurants in entire Germany, they simply make it inedible after four bites... Here is not the case, one can actually taste the dish till the end.

A highlight of Berlin. A small, intimate bar with local bands. The bartender is not pushy, and the…read moredrinks are excellent and priced fairly. I would very much recommend this, particularly to those visiting P-berg.

I must have passed this place literally hundreds of times and never clued in that they have live…read moreblues music nice find! (even if it is smokey I guess blues bars should be smokey really?)

This is one of the best jazz clubs I have been to…read more Never mind me reviewing the drink options. They sell bottled beers out of a fridge. No one gets them for you. You pay on the honor system. They have empty glasses. You can pour yourself a glass of water. You are really here for the music straight up. * * * Jazzkeller 69 is an free-jazz and bop club founded by Assi Glode and Willi Kellers. Assi Glode is a long standing Berlin jazz entrepreneur who regardless of his day job spends much of his time organizing jazz concerts. Willi Kellers is an Elvin Jones quality drummer with his own takes. The Jazzkeller is NOT a place you can just go any night that you feel like hearing Jazz. They are closed most nights and open only when they have something really special worth hearing. One semi regular event they call "Freebop - No Standards". The name is a slight misnomer. There will be no jazz standards played to be sure, but most of the music is Coltrane era experimental and not bop per se. There is also very little post experimental. You go to Donau 115 for that. Freebop -No Standards is an open call for any jazz musician in Berlin to just show up and get a chance to play. The music is forking amazing. The night we were there, at least 30 musicians must have shown up. My wife and I were one of the few people in the room who were not Berlin jazz musicians or close friends of a Berlin jazz musician. Assi Glode divides people arbitrarily up into groups of four and people get one chance to play. A very small number of distinguished eminence-grises will get two chances to play. Most of the jazz artists are between 55 and 85. A few younger artists show up. The youngest ones are probably students of the older figures. Out of the thirty musicians we heard on Freebop No Standards night, at least twelve did legendary sets. We were completely rapt. No one who played was bad. This is NOT true of Berlin jazz as a whole. We have heard some wretched material in competing establishments. (Not however at Donau 115). * * * Berlin is an incredible town for both jazz and classical. Classical ticket prices will bankrupt you. You get what you pay for - music to remember for a lifetime. But you have to be as rich as Count Esterhazy to hear classical every night in Berlin. In contrast, the jazz musicians play - literally for a song. I have no idea how they survive with the negligible amount of money they are earning But they are playing music worthy of the great jazz gods. Get yourself to Jazzkeller 69 or Donau 115. These places are cash only. (Americans: This means Euros). If you truly love music, put some extra Euros in the hat.

I have been to Kesselhaus several times. I advise you to come earlier, so you can take a good…read moreplace, but it will not be easy to keep it. The music is lively, funny, the drinks are great, in general everything is very good

All I can say is that the KesselHaus promotes aggressive, homophobic, hate musicians, such as…read moreElephant Man. Most U.K. Music shops have banned this man's music. The KesselHaus actually host his live performances. When I asked the KesselHaus to comment, I was ignored.