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Dreizehn

Dreizehn, Welserstraße, Berlin, Germany
Small, smoky place with friendly bartenders were you get in touch with other guests quickly. Often popular later in the evening as people move on from other nearby bars to see if they can make some late night connections.
Mature, Smoking
Good for:
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