From the owner: Hey Leute ihr findet uns in mitten von Kreuzberg und wir sind das einzige Shisha Cafe was auch…read moreSushi anbietet, zudem bieten wir eine riesige Auswahl an Speisen, Dessert, Milchshakes, Cocktails und geschmacksvollen Shishas.

A little oasis in the hustle and bustle of Unter den Linden/Friedrichstrasse. We came on a weekday…read moreafternoon and it wasn't crowded at all. It has a very upscale feel with comfortable patio furniture and umbrellas to provide shade. They play some chill house beats and the wait staff, while attentive, pretty much lets you just relax and enjoy the amazing panoramic views for as long as you like. Prices are expectedly steep, expect to pay 8 EUR for a beer and double for a cocktail. Cocktails were all gin or champagne based, not sure what's up with that. I would have loved a tequila or whiskey cocktail. No food until after 17:00 which is when they'll start the charcoal grill right there on the terrace. I would 100% come back here, I imagine sunset would be amazing.

The most amazing view of Berlin! This bar is extremely central and if you get a bar near the edge…read moreof the building, you see the dome, radio tower, Humboldt University, S. Hedwig's, and more. It is absolutely amazing for Golden hour and the sunset. Staff is friendly you experience an elegant environment even if you are just a tourist wanting a drink and some photos. There is no dress code and they take card!

CASH ONLY. Relaxed…read morebar environment. Friendly staff. Good for conversation. Separate smoking room. Pringles & salted nuts dispenser near the bathroom.

One of my favorite bars in Berlin for the buzzy, relaxed atmosphere with a glaringly Berlin…read moreabandoned apartment feel. Came on a Wednesday at 20:00 and the place only had a few tables left and the large, wall-length window was completely exposing the interior to the street. Service here was average, as usual (some nice, some a little too cool for school, some attentive, some a bit slow). I usually get beer here, although the cocktails are decent as well. They've upgraded the mens room in the last few months, so it's lost the dirtier than hell charm but at least it's quasi clean and organized now and smells only a little. Notes: they take cash only and this whole area around the bar has ZERO options for withdrawing money without a heavy surcharge. 3 blocks away there is a Berliner Bank, near Kotbusser Tor. Bring cash or you'll have to take a trip or pay the financial system cash to get cash.

I understand trying to continue a certain vibe- however the bouncers are rude. It is Berlin, I…read moreknow, but this bar/club isn't cool enough to be turning people away. We ended up having a great time at another bar down the road. Dear Bald Guy, you suck.

Great music. Cheap drinks. Awesome, welcoming, atmosphere. Bouncers made it clear that they were…read morepromoting a safe dance environment. Will be going back!

A memorable evening with a lively crowd. Reasonable entrance fees depending on the evening…read more Tonight there were three different bands in the mix. Not much by the way of food so plan ahead. There is a Thai place next-door and a Turkish restaurant a few blocks away.

Fantastic jazz bar experience with an extensive bar. Choose one of the great spots nearby for…read moredinner then go to the BFlat for a great night.

The ambience in this dark, candlelit nook is so charming and peaceful, you'd never know you were a…read moreblock from a loud and busy market. They offer exactly three distinct cocktails each evening, and the ones available when we visited demonstrated a profound understanding of balance, a sense of history and of place, and a playful will to innovate. The bar team infuse their spirits with fruit and spices and such. Our drinks were riffs on a manhattan, a mojito, and a martini. The balance of sweet, bitter, smoky, spicy, and citrusy delighted the senses, and the service was exceptional. Don't miss this gem!

My favorite speakeasy in Berlin, hands down. And in Cold War Berlin that's saying something. From…read morethe quiet, secretive vibe, to the hidden-house decor, to the fact that there's no menu, ever, Schwarze Traube feels like you're living ensconced in discovery. If you're lucky enough to be allowed in, you'll be offered 4 cocktails in exquisite detail. I've never been to a bar that takes more care in describing what's on offer to its customers. You feel like you're part of something. Because you are. This place is Cold War magic for the end times, for today, for all times.

A very welcoming space and a very UNWELCOMING &RUDEST BARMAID. Since the place has literally "cafe"…read morein its name my friend and I went in to work. We asked for the wifi password and she was like "oh no this is not a laptop friendly place" (which is ofc completely alright). At that moment my friend already got a bottled beer and seeing our dissapointment she said "i can turn a blind eye for a small while" and JUST because she said that i asked for a wine and very kindly asked her if we missed a sign about laptops. And she rolled her eyes and said "we don't do signs" in a very condescending voice. I completely mirrored her tone and said "Maybe you should have because how else would we know?". She adopted even a more eerie voice tone and said "Since it's a bar people don't work here" 1. Queen did you arrive that conclusion all by yourself? Ive been working at several bars since i moved here 2. The place has CAFE in its name. I'd have no issues at all if she simply said "sorry guys, laptops are not allowed" But she kept making 12 yo level smart-ass comebacks with making faces. Idk if it's a turn-on for people from small cities to be treated as shit. But im coming from a metropol even bigger than Berlin. AND LET ME TELL YOU I AM SO FED UP WITH SERVICE PEOPLE IN GENTRIFIED NEIGHBORHOODS WHO THINK THEY OWN THE CITY AND THEY GET TO TREAT YOU LIKE FECES AND YOU HAVE TO TAKE IT. And especially getting this behavior from a woman as another one breaks my heart. Feminism shouldn't be girls treating each other with male hostility, it should be vice-versa. I hope she gets therapy or another job without customer contact ASAP

Went to Mano for the first time around 21:00 on a Wednesday and quickly realized I stumbled into an…read moreawesome local bar. The atmosphere inside is awesome: really cool lounge chairs, couches, tapestries, and little alcoves makes the joint feel very bohemian. The bartenders are great and made some very yummy drinks. Definitely going back.

The food here is super mediocre. It's not high quality anything. I got a veggie burger "el diablo"…read morewith cheese jalepeños avocado cream and some other sauce. The burger was over cooked. Super dry on the inside and very oily and greasy on the outside. The two sauces on the bun were so thinly spread, neither could be tasted especially since they overloaded the burger with jalepeños to the point of not being able to taste anything other than the pickled taste. The jalepeños were clearly out of a can. There were some fried onions on it that were quite nice but I could only taste them after I removed half the jalepeños. I ended up adding BBQ sauce (they bring a bottle to the table) to my burger to cover up the otherwise mediocre burger. Do not add a side to your burger or you'll be even more disappointed. I will say that the service was definitely quick and she was very polite.

So..... after an hour long wander about the park in the rain (thesis related... terrible weather) I…read morewandered across the street to this place - previously identified through a Yelp search. Upstairs is a hipster clubhouse in Tiki decor, while downstairs fuels its fashion scene. Quite symbiotic... I can imagine cute babes with Mai Tais in hand trying on schoolgirls skirts.... but I digress. To my left was a Brit with a pompadour imbibing what looked like a serious mojito, whilst chatting up the owner about ginger beer cocktails. To my right was a lad working on the B2 German workbook... and in the front room was a lovebird pair lingering over a couple of coffees. It was dark out already and my stomach was begging for yummy noms. Studying the menu, I realized that I had to order the (seems like iconic) Lemmy Burger and a coke. Burger 6 euros with cheese... hold the tomatoes (love them, but not on burgers). My XL coke arrived with actual ice in it - still rather surprised about that! The burger arrived in short order and I dived in... Its a big burger, the cheese was a thick layer on top, with a few decorative grilled onions gracing the slick of cheese. Under the burger was a couple of nice slices of pickle - I love pickle on my burger. next time, I will order extra grilled onions and extra pickle! Verdict: Yum. Big, meaty and tasty. Now, It was obviously grill fried, and personally I'd have preferred it a tad less done, and it might have rested for a few minutes before being assembled... but those are quibbles by a burger perfectionist. The only down on the plate were the 4 chunks of potato that were a bit dry and, well, leathery. The owner said they bake them instead of frying - but these probably had passed their 'use by' time. I'm guessing they are pretty good when freshly baked. She was a delight to chat with. The bar is cheesy - in just the right way - and the drink selection full of classics. I was there just after sundown - and since the hideous (daytime use) fluorescent strips are shut off at sundown, I'll make a point of coming back for cocktails after dark. This place really shines with the light lowered.

This place was beautiful, unique, and delicious. The decor was unreal- an old pharmacy turned…read morecocktail bar. This place was in a neighborhood where great drinking spots seemed hard to find, but it would be an excellent find in any neighborhood.

Top Location, friendly staff, nice drinks. Its directly on the water by Berlin's most impressive…read morehistorical bridge, and a summer day chilling on a terrace over the river is golden.