
Guided tour · 3 hours
Prenzlauer Berg Culinary, The Food Tour
Discover the district that's always trendy. Constantly changing and internationally known. Taste delicacies that are only available there and hear authentic stories ab...
Tipsy Bear is a LGBTQ+ bar in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover the district that's always trendy. Constantly changing and internationally known. Taste delicacies that are only available there and hear authentic stories ab...

4 hours
Experience Michelin-starred vegetarian cuisine up close and personal and prepare an exclusive 4-course meal with Michelin chef Nikodemus Berger. Learn the techniques, ...

Guided tour · 1.5 hours
Dive into the exciting world of beer and discover craftsmanship in the middle of our Neukölln brewery in Berlin.
Tip: Drag shows most weekends; Tuesday karaoke pulls a packed bar. No cover; tip the queens.
Address: Eberswalder Strasse 21, 10437 Berlin
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.
Bar Neiro on Ohmstrasse in Mitte runs as a Japanese-style jazz kissa, playing whole vinyl albums front-to-back through a custom system with chosen whiskies.
TipConversation is kept low; the room turns toward the speakers. Album sides change in silence; small reservations via Instagram.
Unkompress on Fichtestrasse plays full vinyl albums on a high-fidelity rig across ambient, balearic, jazz-funk and downtempo, paired with natural wine.
TipMusic goes album by album; arrive between sides. Natural wine list rotates weekly.
Donau115 on Donaustrasse runs Neukoelln's reference 50-seat jazz room, programming post-bop, experimental and free improvisation Tuesday through Saturday.
TipConversation during music is firmly discouraged; arrive before 19:30 for seats. Cash door, small cover.
Bei Schlawinchen on Schoenleinstrasse has run 24 hours a day since 1978, with bicycles and toy dolls bolted to the ceiling, two-euro beers, a foosball table.
TipOpen literally always; arrive at 04:00 to see the room at full strength. Cash only; smoking inside.
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.