Club der Visionäre — Restaurant in Berlin

I went for an event of Half Baked but I was strongly disappointed by the weak quality of the sound system. You could barely hear the music. The only chance for you to do so was to snuggle in the tiny indoor area where you could barely have space to move or breathe. The atmosphere of the place is def of one of a bar and not a club or place to enjoy music. The location is pretty nice, along a tiny river. And the design of the place looked nice too! But I couldnt stay more than 10 mins there. I also entered the place in the most awful way possible. The gate guy, a skinny wanna be tough dude, spoke only in German and he mocked me for not understanding what he was saying, making other people behind me laugh with him. After he figured I dont know German, he started to say repeatedly in an insulting way 'hallo?! hallo?!' and then he pointed towards the cashier. Awful welcoming!! It made me laugh thinking how much of w cool and dull dude he thinks he is when he is working for a 8 euros entrance. Completely disgusted! I had serious thoughts right in that moment to not even pay for the entrance and just live. But because I wanted to check the music from Half Baked and had a little curiosity to see how the place looks from inside, I forced myself up to shut up and try to check the vibe. I went inside. Ordered a 7.5 euros Aperol Spritz. Dealt with 2 unrequested and uncomfortable acts of attention from 2 different men. Tried to pay attention to the music while having my drink. But it was hard to enjoy. So I left. Never in my life spent such a short time in a venue where you are supposed to have fun. lol!! Never again, sorry!!

P.S. Consider to change the staff working at the entrance if you dont want the place to die!! They...

I had one of my best time in Club De Visionare - this place is amazing, so unique, so real. I recommend to anyone who is serious about electronic music and clubbing culture.

This place is an real great choice for sunday/monday chillout but after sunset this place change to be a serious club.

During my stay in this place i felt free and not judged by anyone (customers or workers). Everebofy was very kind, talking to eachother. People left things on table and other people did look after, really something i never experienced.

Thank you for „no phone policy”

Energy of this place was soooooooo unforgetable, really i did many clubs in berlin/london/ibiza but this place has such unique vibe and provides what is important in club culture.

Soundsystem this was my biggest surprise here is very detailed, bass was punchy not too loud, i really did enjoy listening music there.

DJ - that was my biggest surprise. DJ was playing on vinyls music, simple melodics - during day more chillout, relax genre but as night was getting close the dj start to pump up speed and changing styles to reach house level tempo. His abillity to play with people and force them to dance only by doing his magic by sound, that was ART! It resamble more like spectact in theatre rather some usb dj style playing. Hands down to this man really i never felt so much connection with music and my body did react without any thinking to his work.

Security - 10/10 very nice, they provide security without feeling being under observation - as it should be.

Bar - prices are normal, only thing i did like there is no card payment.

Overall 11/10 - i did monday event 19/08 and for sure i...

Unbelievably Discriminatory - Avoid This Place At All Costs

If I could give this club zero stars, I would. The experience my friends and I had here was nothing short of disgusting. The security staff at the entrance, specifically one bouncer, refused to let my friend in based purely on racist reasons. His excuse? My friend's beard. Yes, you read that right. A beard. This is 2024, and it's horrifying that this kind of blatant racism and discrimination still exists, especially in a place that calls itself a "club."

My friend is one of the kindest, most respectful people I know, but the bouncer treated him with absolute contempt, making it clear that he wasn’t welcome there simply because of how he looked and his ethnicity. When we questioned this disgraceful behavior, the bouncer became even more hostile, smugly asserting that it was "policy." What kind of "policy" is this? One that promotes racism and ignorance?

The management should be ashamed for allowing such discriminatory practices to happen under their watch. No one should ever feel judged or rejected based on their race or appearance, yet this club apparently thrives on this toxic behavior. It ruined our night and left us all feeling angry, frustrated, and, most importantly, deeply saddened by how far we still have to go as a society.

If you value basic human decency, steer clear of this place. There are plenty of other clubs where diversity is celebrated, not shunned. Avoid this place at all costs if you don't want to support a venue that tolerates racism and...