Romeo und Romeo

Great place to get a drink and chill out with friends. Occasionally they offer German schlager music events hosted by drag queens. This bar gets busy on weekends, with crowds spilling into the street, so come early if you want a seat.

A long established bar on one of the main gay streets in Berlin, Pinocchio attracts a mainly older crowd and has a number of regular locals who like a drink there. Can also be frequented by hustlers, if that is something you're looking for.

A small, long-established bar, open 24 hours a day and located near Alexanderplatz. Not the place for large groups as it is very small, but rated for a cosy drink, if you don't mind the smoking and want to see a piece of Berlin gay history.

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.

Boy bar located in the gay area Schoeneberg. You will find new friends here from all over the world. Nice music, especially from the 1980's and offer a good range of cocktails with good service. Note the new location.

Bull is famous for its 24 hour cruising, and you should always find someone to have fun with. A sling area and videos playing in the bar, this isn't the place you'd choose for a quiet drink. Gets busier after midnight when the crowd has moved on from other bars.