Boyberry Berlin

Motzstraße 19, 10777 Berlin

Boyberry Berlin is from the same people that brought you Boyberry in Madrid and Barcelona. Located in Schöneberg, is a men-only cruising bar that combines socializing with playful exploration. Formerly Tom’s Bar, it was redesigned with a brighter, modern look while keeping its playful character. The venue features a colourful bar area, cruising cabins, and dark rooms with intimate spaces. Open late into the night, it attracts a diverse, youthful crowd looking for both drinks and encounters. With its mix of fun, energy, and queer inclusivity, Boyberry has become a vibrant fixture of Berlin’s gay nightlife.

Men Only, Young Crowd, Cruising

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