Minimal Bar — Restaurant in Berlin

Amazing place, great location, cool decoration, killer vibes and lightning fast table tennis matches. Sadly, this doesnt compensate for my negative experiences. The bar staff at the garderobe seemed very uninterested in helping the guests. Slow service and rude communication from the ladies at the front bar werent a great start of the evening. Besides that one of these girls tried charging me 45 euros for a SINGLE stamp just to go outside to smoke and covered it as "contribution for the DJ". (Even tho the DJ's mixing capabilities were comparable to that of a drunken todler) When i responded in a slightly confused way on her charging me this mental amount of money she played it off as the pinmachine being broken. Funny thing is, I heard from others that she tried to pull the same scam on them as well. The bar is a fun experience, but i feel like it's a bit of a tourist-trap...

Wow! This place is amazing. My boyfriend and I had so much fun here, I seriously wish that I could take the mini bar back with me to NYC! Both nights we were there the music was banging and the crowd was full of very chill fellow techno/house lovers. The beer is moderately priced, the cocktails are a bit pricey, but overall the drinks were great. The bartenders were very friendly as well. Seems to be mostly an English speaking crowd there, but overall a pretty good mix of people. There are a few different rooms to chill in, a small dance floor, and a big ping pong room where people seemed to be getting very animated and excited. Unfortunately, you can't really hear the music in that room so I didn't hang out in there much. Bathrooms were very clean throughout the night, which I appreciated! Definitely check this place out, it was one of the highlights of my...

The bar was very good but there is a situation I need to denounce. The waiter (a blond girl) charged me and my friend 5.5 for a pilsner which costs 4.5. Then a friend ordered a gin for 7.9 and he was charged 8.5. I complained and she reduced it to 8.0. Then, I realized I had just paid 24.5 for 3 gin tonics valued in 23.7. I had asked for a receipt and she never gave me. I complained and after insisting for a while she offered me a shoot of my choice. But this makes me think, how much extra money is she stealing for her customers? If she had asked or reminded I could give her a tip. But it is not okay to do it without noticing it or even negating it after it just happened. The managers should be aware of this. It is...