Bei Schlawinchen is a late-night dive bar in Kreuzberg, Berlin.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Tip: Open literally always; arrive at 04:00 to see the room at full strength. Cash only; smoking inside.
Address: Schoenleinstrasse 34, 10967 Berlin
Trinkteufel on Naunynstrasse runs as Kreuzberg's hardcore-and-metal dive: loud guitars, cheap pours, a foosball table that's always busy, and a crowd that has been coming for decades.
TipDoors at 15:00, no closing time; cash only. The kicker table is the centre of gravity.
Trinkteufel on Naunynstrasse runs as Kreuzberg's hardcore-and-metal dive: loud guitars, cheap pours, a foosball table that's always busy, and a crowd that has been coming for decades.
TipDoors at 15:00, no closing time; cash only. The kicker table is the centre of gravity.
Wohnzimmer on Lettestrasse near Helmholtzplatz furnishes its room like a 1960s living room with mismatched sofas, lace doilies and old armchairs; long pours.
TipOpen from morning; the room shifts from cafe to bar around 19:00 and runs late. Cash easier than card.
Das Klo near Ku'damm has run a toilet-themed novelty pub since 1971 with toilets as seats, urinal-bottle beers, test-tube shots and animatronic puppets.
TipTourist trap that locals respect; arrive after dinner for the full effect. Group bookings welcomed.
Cafe Cinema beside the Hackesche Hoefe runs as a dim, smoky room with old film posters, mismatched antique furniture and a clientele that holds the place.
TipCash easier than card; the back room is quieter. Stays open until 04:00 most nights.
Diener on Grolmanstrasse runs as the West Berlin artists' pub, with around 500 portrait photos of actors and writers on the wood-panelled walls.
TipOpen from 18:00; closed Sundays. Knockwurst with sauerkraut and a beer is the order.
Berghain occupies a former Vattenfall power plant in Friedrichshain and remains the canonical Berlin techno club, with Sven Marquardt's door and Klubnacht.
TipNo phones inside, no logo'd clothes, no big groups. Klubnacht queue moves all weekend; small groups in black after 04:00 fare better than 23:00 lines.
