Lower East Side girl in the Lower East Side of Berlin. Lit. Just as my feet were about to give way…read moreand a wurst from earlier long digested, I happened upon this seedy from the outside looking place. It's very chill inside, drinks are cheap but big and strong, and there is a back area for smoking.

As far as I can tell, this place popped on the corner of Hermannstrasse and Biebricher Straße quite…read morerecently at some point this summer. On my way to get a drink at a neighboring bar, I saw this place and decided to sit in their cofy vintage furniture outside with a beer. Honestly, the place looks exactly like 3 or 4 other bars that have cropped up in Boddinstrasse: random furniture from the nearest Flohmarkt, just one Pilsner on tap, a shabby paint job and bartenders that are sweet and almost too relaxed. Some people get really annoyed by these type of Berlin bars and frown down upon these sorts of establishments. Personally, I actually enjoy them, especially when comparing them with the type of sterile bars popping up in Mitte. Everything is nicely understated and the atmosphere is condusive for a nice chat with a group of friends around some cheap beers. After all - what more do you really need? They seem to have some freshly-squeezed lemonade on the menu, but I will have to come back another time to give it a shot.

Went to a comedy club, which was really fun, but we were ready to explore the night some more…read more Somebody recommended this place so we went. At firstwhen we stood in front of it we were hesitant to go in. Do not hesitate!! Very cozy atmosphere and all the tables have candles and a fresh rose! My whiskey sour was prepared with freaked squeezed lemons!!! The band was amazing! I'm in love.

Beautiful views. Call to reserve a spot outside or else you have to sit inside. No food menu was…read moreoffered. Drinks were good.

Great and cozy place with cool staff…read more It's especially great on Sunday night. During Christmas, they organise Advents Kalendar with different activities everyday. You can also order food from next door burrito and burger place. Definitely deserves a visit.

This place is almost painfully hip with the bathtub as seating and leagues of mustached and…read moreironically glassed clientele, but I can't seem to help myself. I love this place. Decent prices, great location near our house, chill ambiance. Sold.

Found this little bar and was one of the best nights we had in Berlin. Cozy. Great atmosphere…read more Great service.

All we wanted was to find a place with no douchebags. And Boom! Small dive bar, locals having a…read moregreat time, my favorite bartender Rebecca playing her own mixes... Fucking great!!! Chicago will visit you again!!! Luv!!!

Probably the best bar in Berlin! Good selection of beer, wine and drinks. Some tasty bar food is…read moreserved too. At weekends it gets crowdy and the music is loud, but weekdays it's quite chill. The long haired bartender knows everything about techno. I think he makes techno drinks.

Good beer with an assortment of craft beers on tap and bottle. Nice atmosphere with a smoke free…read moreindoor environment until 23:00. Not my first and not my last time I come here! Food looks good but haven't tried or ordered any...

One of the best beer bars we visited in Berlin. Bartender was very nice and very engaging and knew…read morehis beer. We sat at the bar and really enjoyed the different beers from the region/world. They have a large number of taps and many (many) bottled beer choices. If we lived in Berlin, this would be a weekly hangout for certain!

Great beers, excellent service. Not the best neighborhood and food options nearby are limited. No…read moreTVs for sports. Serious beer drinkers welcomed.

We came in an almost empty bar and asked for a table for four. We were offered the choice between a…read moretiny table in the corner (with one seat on the heating) and a similar tiny corner table with two seats on the heating. When I asked if we could take an adjacent table with four normal chairs, we were told it was for six persons (because it also had two extra "seats" on the heating). Again, the bar was almost empty. I understand, as a bar owner, you don't want duos occupying tables for four or more, but this was ridiculous. There are plenty of more friendly bars around this one where waiters don't give you an attitude or tell you off. Best to avoid.

My favorite bar in Berlin. Incredible, vibrant location, delicious cocktails, and fun bartenders…read more You can't go wrong here. And if you somehow do, just gaze at the cat for a while and soon enough you'll be fine again. Love.

OMG so much love for this place. I will remember it for the rest of my life. Arrived god knows…read morewhen, stayed till 6am, lapped up every second and then some, and walked out into sunny Berlin streets reeking with promise. There is simply no way to describe the depth of the experience I had here.

here's a great metric for how good a place is: i'm a non-smoker and HATE having my clothes reek of…read moresmoke the next day, but i still think some places are worth toughing it out. Lerchen+Eulen is one of these places. it's been one of my go-to spots in this neighborhood for years and i don't see that changing. Svenja's review is right on: there are plenty of bars like this around Berlin --cozy secondhand furniture jumbled together like a bad Tetris game, warm low lighting, great coffee+alcohol-- but the specific details set it apart. the staff are amazingly friendly (seriously, i wonder where they find these saints!), their cakes are always delicious and the perfect balance to their coffee, and you can get whatever kind of seat your little heart desires: curling-up-with-book benchseats in the big windows, working-with-laptop table seats, barstools for hanging with the bartenders, cuddling-sofas, and outdoor tables in summer for people-watching. it's a great spot for most times: earlier in the day, it's mellower and emptier (and less like a smokehouse), so is nice for working or catching up with friends. the wooden-tiled floors (very cool!) and brick archways, the old jazz and blues on the stereo, the old chairs and wooden tables decorated with fresh flowers and candles in big jars, make the space feel somehow a bit like a country inn during the day, a perfect pause from the bustle of the Markthalle next door. when Lerchen+Eulen fills with people at night, the dense layout and multiple rooms make for a wonderful coziness for huddling together...and Drinking (with a capital 'D'). Svenja's right, their Moscow Mules hold their own, but they're also one of the few bars in the area to serve the delicious local Potsdamer Stange beer from the Braumanufaktur. all in all, a perfect addition to your full weekend ritual on Pücklerstrasse: stop by the Pony Hütchen for second-hand gear+furniture, then the Markthalle Neun for groceries+lunch, then to Lerchen+Eulen for all your caffeinated and alcoholic needs...