Rastlos Bar

Eisenacher Straße 3A, 10777 Berlin, Germany

When most of Schöneberg is either still waking up or already going home, Rastlos is still open. This compact gay bar trades around the clock, with a dim, intimate atmosphere and a predominantly male crowd. It has previously operated as Toy Boy and Blue Boy, giving the address a long association with the more old-school side of the neighbourhood’s gay scene.

Rastlos sits right in the Nollendorfkiez on Eisenacher Straße. New Action and Pinocchio are seconds away, with Blond, Woof and the rest of the Motzstraße and Fuggerstraße gay nightlife easily walkable. Expect an older, local crowd, late-night stragglers and people looking for something more cruisy than polished cocktail-bar territory.

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