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. Located next to Club Connection and  Mutschmann’s.

“Where boys meet men and men meet boys.” TABASCO is one of the oldest gay bars in Berlin, with dark and seedy atmosphere.

The friendly staff and customers will get even friendlier if you pay them. Located opposite from 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 TOM’s Bar, Romeo & Romeo, etc.

Cafe Neues Ufer is one of Berlin’s 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 Cafe is a gay cafe and bar that exhibits the work of up and coming queer artists, as well as various events including a queer knitting club.

They have a 2 drinks for the price of 1 deal on Tuesdays.

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

Blond Bar is a popular retro gay cafe by day and bar by night.

Serving an impressive 80 different cocktails for you to choose from, and hosting various regular events and themed nights, including bingo and sing-a-longs.