We paid 20 euros for entry fee. The place is tiny and people can't fit in it and the bartenders…read moreusually serve a few specific drinks and that's all. Overall it was a great experince I'm willing to repeat in the future.

It was our last night in Berlin, a Tuesday night. We had already been wandering around another part…read moreof the city when we decided to check out House of Weekend. It was close to midnight and the place was still pretty empty. The club didn't get packed until around 2am. Overall a pretty good clubbing experience. There was no wait, no douche bouncers, but we did have to pay 10 euros to get in. The crowd was a mix of tourist and young partying locals.

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.

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

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.

Jacob's Gist: Matrix seems like the "tourist trap" club of Berlin…read more ================= Birthday weekend. Studying abroad. Visiting Berlin... it's pretty clear we were looking for a great club to spend the night. After asking around, we settled on Matrix. When you're in the club capitol of the world, don't make the same mistake we did and go to Matrix. arrived around 12:30AM and expected there to be some resemblance of a line to get in (after all, it was Friday night in Berlin). The first red flag about Matrix: there was absolutely no line at all. The only requirement to get in seemed to be that you're at least 18 (and that one even seemed a little iffy with some of the people there). Once we got in, we explored the dance floors. The main floor was huge and filled with 18-24 year olds, mainly male. I'll admit I had a good time dancing, but that wasn't really where the problem was. The drinks were expensive and the shots were served in medicine cups. In fact, I wouldn't even call them shots. With so many world class clubs in Berlin to go to, Matrix seems like the "easy choice". There's no worrying about getting in, it's huge, and when you look up clubs in Berlin it's always the first to come up. Take my advice though: it's not worth it. Check out other clubs in the city (I recommend Soda) and you'll get a much more true to Berlin experience.

This place was dope! It had like 4 or 5 different rooms which each played different music. Vibes…read morewere vibin in each room too. The drink prices seem completely non proportional since a vodka lemonade was like 9 euro and a shot was 3 euro. Dangerous things happen with those prices. When It got late enough there were like 100 people outside smoking cigs which was a vibe and a half and I think im addicted now Oopsie. Fun times at the place thooo

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.

Awesome club to enjoy the deep and hard Berlin techno, the atmosphere and the people are both very…read morecool and relaxed! The fact that this club is open from friday afternoon until sunday, makes it very attractive for the hardcore -techno fans. Overall a great club, when you are in berlin, dont forget to add this one on your list ;-) Min: the toilets are absolutely disgusting

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.

Fun and more chill club. Definitely a better place to end your night than start. Music and dj were…read moregreat. Easy to get in to as long as you do the basic things (don't be loud, super drunk, etc)

The Golden Gate is the Golden Gate is the Golden Gate. This is one of the few clubs (even in…read moreBerlin) where you may enter on Sunday noon and still celebrate with leftovers from past Friday. I do not how the party crowd there performs this stunt yet they do. The music is - if you like rather pure and minimalistic few vocal electronic music - great. Prices are very reasonable and all in all it is simply very berliny. This is (be warned!) also true for the club interior. In you expect a clean glitzybitzy club go somewhere else. But the beast would not work otherwise, the atmosphere is required as it is.

Sickest club I've seen in Berlin. Big venue, super high ceilings, clean (separate smoking section…read moreupstairs), well dressed/good looking/more mature crowd, AWESOME DANCE MUSIC, and cool go-go dancers. Definitely recommend going, dress to impress. Like Felix club but WAY bigger and better. -Aaron the American

One of the best clubs experiences in Europe. Visited Adagio with a group of friends for a birthday…read moreweekend celebration. Danced until the sun came up. Bring your A game when your enter this establishment. Well dressed, attractive men and women of all races was the norm inside. On the evening that we visited Adagio, two DJs battled back and forth with a mixture of hip hop and house beats. Staff models danced on the stages next to the DJs and occasionally danced with a person from the throbbing crowd. Bottle service was quick. Bartenders didnt water down the drinks. The bathrooms were reasonably kept, and the amount of smoke inside the club was not overbearing. Only negative observation: Male and Female bathrooms are co-located on second floor and feed into a wide corridor of which everyone must wait. I felt very awkward waiting in line for the bathroom in a corridor with men. With the exception of the bathrooms, a good place to have a good time. An overall experience that can only be rivaled by clubs in Las Vegas and South Beach.

I love coming here…read more I love bringing friends here. I love the music here. I love dancing here. I love how I always exit when the sun is up. Totally cool digs. Bassy will not disappoint. I wish that I lived around the corner, or that they had a spare room for rent on the weekends, just so I wouldn't have to worry about making the trek back home in an exhausted state.

Best prom party for adults…read more You got disco balls here, dudes with coiffed hair, gals with high waisted skirts, and vinyl carts full of the 40's and 50's. I visited three times during a summer in Berlin to listen to visiting bands play Calypso, Folk, and killer 20's Louisiana Jazz, with muted trumpets and all. But the finest offering here is the Burlesque. It puts a** in sassy. Try not chew a finger off. Booze offerings are limited but this is not place to droop over the bar. Except maybe to watch "Das Frauenhaus" playing on one of the walls. Mad I tell you.