Never mind the coffee…read more You are here for the garden. * * * Cafe Bravo is the museum cafe for the KW Institute for Contemporary Art. The KW Institute is small, so changing shows means shutting down the whole museum. But the garden stays open and that is all you care about. Don't expect fancy flowers and don't expect sculpture. Expect sunlight on whitewashed wood, greenery throughout, and the kind of gracious entryways that make for good watercolor paintings. The paintings in the institute itself might be nouveau-nouveau. The indoor restaurant for sure is nouveau-nouveau. The courtyard itself is old school. I spent hours there soaking up the rays and soaking up the visuals. The coffee was decent enough not to be a distraction.

Dieser Kommentar wurde von G00gle geloescht da sich der Besitzer des Cafe's diffamiert fuehlte…read more Anstelle diesen Aufwand zu betreiben, den Kommentar zu loeschen (Ich hoffe er hat schon mal etaws von Meinungsfreiheit gehoert), sollte er seine Angestellten besser trainieren. Der uerspruengliche Kommentar: We went there yesterday, Sunday afternoon. Within 45 minutes we could not get a glass of wine and a ginger tea served. Waitress works totally unstructured, she takes orders from last arrivals and forgets the rest. We ask her several times to take our order. The busser was busy to flirt wit visitors instead of doing his job. Total lack of supervision. At the end we left without consuming anything because we did not got our beverages. Would I return? Certainly not. Service-free environments have little attraction to me.

Very local - very special! I was living in Kreuzberg for a 1…read moreyear and this was my favorite place. I've never spent place inside because this bar has a very cool beer garden with a "Berlin-style" design. The staff was always friendly and welcoming, but the most important thing for me, as for a beer lover, was for sure their variaty of "Faßbier" (beer from tap/barrel). Many bigger bars do not have 3 sorts of beer from tap, but VorWien surprised me a lot offering wheat-, lager- and pils-beer . If you live in Kreuzberg and want to drink a sweet Franziskaner, tasty Augustiner or Flensburger (not my favorite), then VorWien will become a good place to visit.

Hole in the wall local bar. Good for a nice chill out session. Eclectic if youve been to LA it has…read morea very Silver Lake vibe. Enjoyed chilling here with my friend who lives a couple of doors down.

Came here a few years ago with one of my best friends and we had suuuuuuuuch an amazing time!…read more It was nighttime and while we had both done some research on some supposedly hoppin' places we ended up getting disappointed by a few. Kaffee Berger made me nervous because yanno, it sounds like "Coffee Burger" and while I hold both of these things neat and dear to my heart - they're not necessarily what I think about when I'm looking for a place to shake my tailfeather. There wasn't a long line to enter, but there was a cover charge. If I remember correctly, we kindly mentioned that we were from New York at the door (this was garnering lots of positivity everywhere at the time so I figured it wouldn't hurt!) and our cover charge was waived. Huzzah! It was a ravey, indie rock dance party a la Misshapes 2004-05. Plenty of lights, lasers, thumping Brit pop/indie rock/dance songs and lots of attractive sweaty bodies dancing as if it were going to be the last night they could dance. It was here that I let some guy buy me a beer (I was single and whatevs) and then he made clear that I was to go back to his home and make good on his beer purchase. I educated him and made it clear that isn't how I roll, he should never assume that and it's now how things work where I'm from. After some more drunk words from him (I was as sober as Mr. Feeny on "Boy Meets World") I asked him to wait for me at a certain spot, rescued my friend from an equally awkward and potentially bad AF situation and we ran outta there. We did have an amazing time, hence the 5 stars. I'm not going to hold it against Kaffee Berger if their clients is a bit lame and seems to think girls from NY cost a beer. But yeahhhhh...great scene here and if this party (with AMAZING MUSIC) is reflective of their normal parties (sans loser guys) then this place is a great place to party!

I only came here once, for Russendisko. It was full of people dancing and animations on tv. The…read moredrinks were okay, but not great. I didn't eat anything. A lot of people were smoking.

This place has a five-star rating and without mistake. If you're looking for an upscale, stylish…read moreLaden where you can show off your latest Dior then give this place a miss. If you're looking for a rad place to knock back a few beers with friends and play a couple games of backgammon among other laid-back folk then you've found yourself a new home. Old-school Fhain keeping it real but beware, staff is selectively friendly. I.e. be cool to them and they'll be cool to you. Act like a w@nker and you'll get the same treatment in kind. Careful about your bags; if you go to see a show there don't be a victim and leave your backpack unattended. Nuff said. Taschendiebe aside, always always always worth a visit.

If you go to Supamolly you might feel as if you missed the spot because to get to the concert area…read moreyou have to go through a small bar at first. The door to the concert areal opens at about ten, but may vary. They have plenty of hallways, corners and steps to stride along after which you come into the first room, which is the bar kind of loungy area. All equipped with rather worn down sofas, quite trashy (Berlin style). Two small alleyways spit you onto the concert floor with the stage, where it usually gets loaded full and crammed. If you want it a bit quieter, make your way up the metal spiralstairs which lead to the bar and toilets. From here you also have a great view on the dancing crowd and on the stage. Grab a Club Mate vodka ! and let your eyes indulge in the artwork that has been scattered all over the place..paintings, statues..and the dj, which stands on a small platform only and uses digital equipment in his small cell to make the whole sound possible. The sound really can be anything, they have livebands ranging from jazz over hardcore to art-noise. Though they host ska bands mainly.Ocassionally they have a special Rattenbar called gayparty too, but anyone is welcome. Several times a year there is also a theatrefestival with a variety of artists showing what they can. Youll find yourself very likely in the position of seeing a band never thought could of existed before and then really liking them.Its alwayssmth special going on. Afterwards there are always Djs till real early in the mroning with all kinds of music styles(Drum n Bass, Jungle, Raggea,20s, Electro) Entrance fee is mostly 4EUR which is very cheap- the drinks are too. The people are very mixed, mostly 20to 40, but everything is possible. You know this feeling ofaaah why have guys like those have to hang out here I never had it when I was there, everyone is relaxed and there to have fun. One negative thing at times can be the toilets..but use the ones in the entrancebar and you should be fine. Oh and you can smoke..whatever In summer they have a campfire in the backyard.

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.

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.

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.