If you’ve come to Berlin to enjoy diversity and friendliness this is definitely not the right place to go. As a gay man who entered with my partner and a straight couple never felt so unwelcome within the community. Staff was very rude and they acted as if they were doing us a favour. They might need to start thinking about changing the moto as it is A BIG FAT LIE.

First time Berlin, first time Prinzknecht, sitting on the bar, de older barman ask what we drink, my husband ask an Aperol Spritz, de face of the man was like, you really mane this? his face looking so bad that I ask is there a problem for an Aperol Spriz? His answer was "yes to mush work for what I earn from it " we were a little in shock the 3 of us. We wonder we gonna leave this place or give it a chance, so after I order a gin Tonic and the other a Whisky Cola my husband ask also a Gin Tonic but the barman says no, I make an Aperol Spriz for you, no problem. After all he get friendlier and ask if the taste was good to my husband. It's a good looking bar but please note that not every gay drink 0,50l beer on a sunday night!

I'm a 58-yr old white American man, who speaks very little German (enough to order a drink - badly). I found every waiter to be kind and prompt and willing to put up with my terrible German. The place itself was clean and well set up, even during the incredibly crowded happy hour, where drinks were served quickly and credit cards swiped by portable machine. I found other travelers like myself who were eager to chat and share their adventures. I very much enjoyed it and will return in April (when I take my language course!)

The place is very nice, the people very cool and friendly, many are very hot; and was a very good option to start a wonderful gay night.

I went here on a Friday evening and it was packed! Loads of guys. Great service. If you like older guys this is definitely the bar for you. Head here and then visit Connection Club next door!

Large, airy, brick lined bar with tables out front. Bar staff were uniformly behaving as if they're doing you a huge favour by serving you beer. It wasn't even busy and I was ordering in German. Lots of places to sit but that encourages groups rather than mingling.

This has to be my favorite bar in Berlin and one of my favorite bars anywhere. Nothing beats this place on a warm summers evening with everyone spilling out on the street; it's gay heaven. Very little attitude from the customers and most are really friendly and happy to chat to strangers. The staff are all friendly and funny and most speak very good English. The prices are OK and they often do 2 for 1 or buy one get one free nights etc. There is a darkroom but I never found anyone in there - maybe it wasnt a darkroom but the cellar (or is that the same thing?). A great place for a drink and for meeting people. Definately in my top 5 bars anywhere. Enjoy.