Great bar in St. Pauli. The area is super young and edgy and this is a popular bar among locals…read morewith a killer dj. The drinks were moderately priced and shots are only 3€ which is pretty cheap. I tried the beetroot Negroni. I thought it was a bit too bitter but was interesting. The bartenders were super friendly and helpful. The bathroom wasn't bad as well. Would definitely recommend this spot in this area. Especially because it wasn't as crowded compared to clubs and the streets.

Hidden Champion!! Small, unique and excellent…read more We had a great evening with some GinTonics( home version, Monkey47 etc) Service was quick and available. Imterieur unique and worth to be there. Not easy to see from outside. However, try it out!!

This was a super vibey venue! The people who worked here were very nice.read more

SUPER DIVEY. AND I LOVE IT…read more Bouncers at the door, a dark hallway, upstairs, downstairs, and a tiny outdoor patio for beer and entertainment. Standing room only in a crowded venue might turn you off, but being outdoors while drinking beer and listening to live music offsets any discomfort one might suffer. Pins reminiscent of the 80s with the bar name and logo are given instead of coin to ensure the return of plastic beer cups. Cheesy? Not at all. This place has a little retro feel to it.

This is a biased review because this is where I died and went to heaven. I have returned to the…read moreland of the living for my family (and to write this review) but I want it noted that this is the scene of my first departure from this Earth. Honestly, I don't know if I'm used to everything being so expensive in San Francisco but I found this place to be incredibly inexpensive. I saw a concert and had a drink for less than €25. My import beer was €4. That is just insanely cheap. How are they making money? I nursed my one beer for fear of having to go to the bathroom and missing out on ANYTHING. I was upstairs in the beautiful but small concert area and wasn't about to lose my spot near the stage. And then the concert started and then I died. Surrounded by a bunch of sort-of-likeminded fans, it was a great place to feel like, "OMG. Can anyone actually survive from being this happy?!" By the nights end, some lovely gal finally convinced me to put my coat back on before going outside and probably actually freezing to death. Could I really freeze to death, though? When one is so overly blissed out from chatting with Matthew Mole, the best singer in the whole entire world, who is super entirely nice, and omg, so sweet, and wonderful, and amazing, and is so worth everything it took to get here... oh, my heart. How the Prinzebar was able to contain all of this is beyond me. The guy at the coat check counter was also super lovely. Great intimate venue, insanely cheap prices, and filled with tons of really amazing feelings. Swoon!

Very bizarre place, this is. We went to see Ladytron here last night (see separate review) and were…read moreonly allowed into the concert hall a full 40 minutes after doors open. Sound was horrible throughout the night and the 40 minute intermission between warm-up band and main act was almost unbearable (I don't have anything against Johnny Cash, but 40 minutes of him straight through during the wait for an electro concert?). I'm not sure I'd want to come back here to see a concert. I was disappointed by the setup and the way the evening was logistically handled.

The number one selling point of Daniela bar is that it's busy at 3am on a Monday. Not many other…read morebars can claim that. It's very popular and very small, and in my mind very much an ending bar - somewhere i'd only really go to because I wanted one more drink, and nowhere else was open.

Bored on Sunday night and want to drink till 4am with loads of old people instead of thinking about…read morework? Here's your venue!

Right in the heart of Schanzenviertel, I must have walked past this place a Million times, but for…read moresome reasons never actually ended up here. At least until yesterday, and I don't regret having stepped in! This place has a unique feel to it, with its high ceilings and overall retro interior. I love the wall clock, which looks like it's been sitting there since the 1950s (so does most of the furniture). The music was excellent in my opinion, more electronic-ish towards the later hours, though perhaps a little too loud if you're sensitive about that. They serve Moravia beer, which is arguably a better beer brewed by the local Holsten brewery, which is infamous for making terrible beer in fact. We also ordered Gurkenwasser (cucumber water), which is their moniker for a Moscow Mule (that's ginger ale, Vodka, cucumbers). While it was clearly not the best Mule I've had, the amount of Vodka in that drink was literally mind-boggling, which, considering how flat many drinks are served in other places in the Schanze, is clearly a plus on my scale. Will definitely come back.

Relaxed atmosphere with a dim, dark and slightly smoky interior. Serves a reasonable range of beers…read more& the White Russian's a good cocktail option. What let it down last weekend was the urgent need for better ventilation in the Gents. I'd go back to check it out on a busier night but will leave it until 2015 in the hope of some decent air circulation working wonders.