Trinkteufel is a nightlife spot in Kreuzberg, 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 clientele.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Doors at 15:00, no closing time; cash only. The kicker table is the centre of gravity.
Address: Naunynstrasse 60, 10997 Berlin
Wohnzimmer on Lettestrasse near Helmholtzplatz furnishes its room like a 1960s living room with mismatched sofas, lace doilies and old armchairs; long pours.
Tip: Open 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.
Tip: Tourist 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.
Tip: Cash 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.
Tip: Open 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.
Tip: No 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.
Tresor moved from its original Leipziger Platz vault to the Kraftwerk powerhouse on Koepenicker Strasse in 2007 and still books the harder end of Berlin.
Tip: The Globus floor upstairs runs broader house; the cavernous Tresor floor downstairs is where the kick-drum lives. Cash only at the bar.
