One of the things Berlin is known for are its living room-style bars. Characterized by the total absence of coherence in interior design – to the extent in which it becomes fashionable again – and many different rooms in which smaller and larger parties can find a place of their own, the Dachkammer at Simon-Dach-Straße is an example of these. However, it’s mainly the first floor that’s interesting. Separated also in terms of ordering drinks, the upper floor opens up later than the ground floor cafe.
For those who have enough money to kick off the night in a bar like this – as opposed to drinking beer at home or on public transport – the Dachkammer is a perfect place for doing so, both in atmosphere as in its nearby locations to the many clubs along the railway tracks at Warschauer Straße. Cocktails start at 5 euros and they always carry some nice German beers. Read the rest of this entry »
Hackescher Markt, it’s conveniently located, no matter where you’re coming from. Once you get in, you can pick a seat in any of the various rooms, each with a different feel to it. Be aware though, the mock cobblestones might prove to be an obstacle if you’re wearing heels. This really is a nice place to sit down and have a chat with a friend, or a group of friends.