Berlin Gay Bars

Located in the heart of Schöneberg's gay district, HAFEN remains a trendy and popular gay landmark with regular events, parties and quiz shows.

Casual atmosphere and cool staff are among its selling points. The bar gets extra cult status for allegedly being visited by the real life Sally Bowles back in those days of cabaret.

Friendly gay bar and casual neighbourhood hangout. Fairly small inside but there's a large seating area outside.

Blond attracts a mixed, young crowd. Open long hours, from breakfast to cocktails and beyond. Karaoke on Tuesday nights. Jukebox allows you to pick your favorite pop tunes.

Gay café bar & lounge, located right next to the Nollendorfplatz train station. Popular with both locals and tourists.

This is one of the classier gay bars in Berlin - doesn't have to be whips and chains every night. Heile Welt is a good place to go on a date. Also great for pre-clubbing. You'll be able to hear your conversation over the music.

"Come as strangers, leave as friends" is the motto at Prinzknecht.

The large, brick-walled bar is popular with a slightly more mature men - an interesting mix of blue collar, showbiz and leather-friendly crowd.

Always busy the weekend.

"Where boys meet men and men meet boys." TABASCO is one of the oldest gay bars in Berlin. 

Inside, you'll find a host of friendly and welcoming staff, as well as friendly customers. Perfect as a bar-hopping stop since Tabasco is located just opposite Blond bar.

A cosy alternative to the loud gay bars in Berlin. We like the relaxed, warm atmosphere of Dreizehn (13).

This pub-style gay bar has plenty of beer, wine, spirits and more on offer. Old-fashioned in style, it does tend to attract a more mature guys. Happy hour 2pm-5pm, Monday to Friday only.

Local gay bar with dance floor and karaoke. Music ranges from German pop and Schlager. Happy hour every day.

Located 500 metres from KaDeWe department store.

Tramp's is very much a friendly local gay hangout bar and one of the few that is open 24 hours a day.

Located in the Schöneberg gay village, a short walk from Romeo & Romeo, etc.

Cafe Neues Ufer is one of the oldest gay bars in Berlin.

Located in Schoneberg, this bar was a frequent hangout for David Bowie and is now both a cafe and bar.

 

Monster Ronson's Ichiban Karaoke is a gay karaoke bar and club, that hosts various group events every Friday and Saturday.

Private Karaoke cabins are also available for rent. Check out their website for more information.

Bar Zum Schmutzigen Hobby is a gay bar that sits in the place of an old fire station.

This bar is intimate and is the perfect place to meet and mingle with people, as it is often very busy. They have a dance every Wednesday night and a 90s party every Thursday.

 

Curly Bar is a gay cafe and bar that used to exhibit works of up-and-coming queer artists, as well as host various events including a queer knitting club. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, perfect for grabbing a nightcap. 

 

Cocktails fixed up in a snug, red-hued space with a hip vibe & sidewalk seating. Everybody is welcome.

Der Neue Oldtimer is located north of Fuggerstraße, right at the edge of Berlin's gay Schöneberg district. The quaint bar opened in 1987 and has been serving free-flowing drinks and excellent hospitality for over 30 years.

With great music and ambience, it's a perfect place for a nightcap.

Small, funky bar in Kreuzberg with a little stage for big personalities in drag who host dancing, karaoke and drag shows. Music at Rauschgold ranges from pop, Schlager to disco.

A fun, liberated place, and the drinks are inexpensive. Very popular on weekends. Mixed crowd. 

Fun, camp bar that takes its pink fetish to the extreme with all the Barbie dolls interior. BarbieBar serves homemade cakes, cookies and cocktails.

Closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Once a furniture store, Möbel-Olfe offers a very hip bar experience with interesting decor designed by well-known Berlin artists.

The place draws an eclectic mix of crowd, but Thursdays are very gay and trendy. On Fridays, Olfe opens its doors for trans and non-binary guests. Drinks are reasonable, and the music leans towards indie and alternative.

Quirky vibe and friendly, cosy atmosphere. Closed on Mondays.

This fun, lively bar in Berlin-Neuköln welcomes "kings, queens and criminal queers" of Berlin and beyond.

Silver Future serves drinks and food 6 days a week and hosts regular exhibitions about queer culture and LGBT-related events.

Roses here aren't red, they're very pink! This is the campest gay bar in Kreuzberg with lots of fun and excitement.

Lively, mixed crowd with 80's to 90's music that wouldn't work anywhere else. Cheap drinks, friendly bartenders, packed at night. A favorite stop for pre- or post-clubbing.

Located near Möbel-Olfe bar.

Popular show bar & LGBT venue. Melitta Sundström boasts an array of entertainment every week, from comedy nights to cabaret performers. Good food and drinks that can be enjoyed on the ice large terrace.

Check out their website for further details of forthcoming events.

A small basement gay bar in Berlin Mitte, with themed nights, DJ sets, and other live entertainment. Very busy on weekends.

Popular with youngsters, FLAX is café & cocktail bar with house music. Regular themed nights with karaoke and happy hours.

Brunch buffet on Sundays from 10am-5pm. Closed on Mondays.

Stylish gay bar, designed by Berlin-based Architect, Thilo Reich, with a casual yet sophisticated atmosphere.

The Coven serves a premium drinks and cocktails, with great music and friendly service. Located one of the most beautiful spots in Berlin Mitte, close to Berlin 'Dom', the Museum Island and Monbijou Park.

Gay café, bar & lounge with a lively, club-like environment. Marienhof hosts regular parties and colourful events with DJ's.

Located in the trendy Prenzlauer Berg District. Busiest on Friday nights. Closed on Sundays.

Opened in 2013, Bar Saint Jean is one of the most popular meeting places for gay men in Berlin-Mitte.

This small, underground, French-owned bar features simple, minimalist décor and specialises in high-end long drinks and cocktails. Hosts occasional DJ nights.

Cosy, friendly bar for bears and friends since 1999. Bärenhöhle plays a mix of pop music from the 1970's onwards.

All ages and sizes are welcome. Free WiFi available. Half-priced drinks on Wednesdays until midnight.