I wanted to check this place out per a NYT article's recommendations on things to do in Berlin…read more Unfortunately didn't make it far beyond the entrance as the bar was fairly full even on this Monday night. The bartender wasn't particularly welcoming, when I asked if I could sit at the bar, he pushed the reservation sign at the seat I was pointing at towards me from what I remember... point taken that yes there was a reservation sign but I just wanted to check since I wasn't sure... perhaps I was perceived as rude since I asked in English, or coz I wasn't local and didn't know, or may be that's in keeping with the vibe of the bar, no idea. Obviously can't comment on the drinks, but yep, there was no effort made to accommodate me, though I also didn't ask. Oh well, too bad.

Great communist memorabilia, good selection of German beer I have never heard of, and a great local…read morevibe

The pub Conmux provides a homebase for those who do not need state of the art design. Unchanged for…read moremore than 10 years, out of any fashionable gadgets. Conmux was the very first pub in Simon-dach Strasse. Nice atmosphere + nice people = nice time

I didn't like this bar too much. The atmosphere was not…read moreinviting but we were freezing so we went inside. Coffee and tea were okay, service was okay. I'd choose a different cafe the next time we get to Friedrichshain.

I must admit that my memories of Paule's Metal Eck are definitely alcohol impaired and influence,…read morebut are non the less memories of a very enjoyable drinking evening. Having liked rock / hard rock and metal as well as many other styles of music for almost thirty years now I don't feel the need to visit cliché metal bars, but since I still like the music I find it fun when I visit somewhere like this that embraces the music but doesn't feel the need to resort to every metal cliché in the book to feel authentic. In short Paule's is a good bar that just happens to play rock / metal.

Being that Berlin is home of many skidly metal bands and that a good chunk of the male and female…read morepopulation still sport mullets and metal shirts, it seems unfair to make a trip to Berlin and not visit Paule's Metal Eck. We had a fun time... once we stepped outside to the patio. Inside was just a bunch of metalheads drinking beer and watching Metal videos on TV screens. Outside was the rif raf-- several German dudes who were very funny and lots of fun-- but of course Turbos always are. For all their lack of fashion sense, they remain unpretentious and quite frankly I prefer their company to that of hipsters. Maybe that's why my friends dubbed me "Skid Magnet" in high school. Despite what you might think, I don't think this bar even hosts metal bands. It's really just a quiet (really!) pub with long haired headbangers on all the TVs. Beers on tap? Don't remember. Jagermeister? Of course, but not since 2nd year Uni for me.This place is a classic case of the people you're with making your good time what it is. The bar itself isn't really much to write home about, but it is a niche market that might deserve a pop in to see who's there.

I have a fondness for this bar. It's a real neighborhood type bar with a very eclectic local…read moreclientele which includes a lot of musicians.

I was there yesterday at a singers jam session - it was great :)…read more the only problem is that smoking is allowed inside :/

If you want a proper little locals bar this one is ideal. No frills but cheap beer, friendly…read morecompany and a wonderfully buxom landlady.

Si vous voulez passer un moment sympa dans un endroit rock'n'roll, fuyez ce bar ! Sa réputation est…read moreusurpée ou au moins obsolète. Les serveuses sont au mieux désagréables, au pire agressives. Elles devraient peut-être changer de job, nous en tout cas pour nos prochaines soirées, on change de bar !

"Feuermelder" comes close to an American dive bar. Loud rock music, cigarette smoke, a pool table,…read morelots of beer on tap. Stiff drinks. As the Friedrichshain neighborhood is filled with tons of civilized "sit down" and exchangeable cocktails bars, Feuermelder is a great exception to the rule. We were there on Friday around midnight and there were still a good amount of people in it. Good drinks, great music, and quick service. Rock on.

Great place to warm up next to the fire! I love the motif inside. The lamps are really cool as well…read moreas the parachute hanging from the ceiling! If you have intrest in flying, parachuting, paragliding this is the place for you!

Just came back from my stag do in Berlin & Flieger Club became our base. In many ways I consider…read morethis a perfect bar. Andy the owner is massively welcoming & makes a good Mexicana. The music is cool & chilled out (they were playing Four Tet when we walked in). The back room has pinball, table football, and a pool table. Big comfy couches & arm chairs. Low lighting. Bit dingy. Properly relaxed atmosphere. I felt completely at home here. It's not somewhere to go crazy, but it's an ideal way to start your night, end your night, or spend a Sunday. Properly love this bar.

We stopped by this bar one night in Berlin while looking for a cool place to hang out -- we were…read moredoing some bar hopping and this was our first stop. The bartender was super nice and welcoming, we chatted a bit about where we were from, had two whiskies, and sat outside on the benches they have. The atmosphere was really pleasant and relaxed. Definitely recommended!

Perfect if you are looking for a Star Wars cantina. (Not for Kinder). There might have been a…read moretense moment getting in, but the beer was delicious and the ambiance was memorable.

Todo muy bien; solo es complementar más platos de la comida colombiana y tendrán más seguidores y…read moreclientes.

This place needs more reviews!! Everything was perfect. I had the Colombian breakfast for 9 euros…read moreand I was STUFFED. Great spot for breakfast highly recommend it