Promenaden Eck — Restaurant in Berlin

I write this in english so everybody can understand why you should not come here. I was joining my boyfriend and another friend in Promenaden Eck but the bouncer would not let us in because there was an 18 year old in our group. After trying to convince them that she was safe with people well over 21 they still turned us down. Ok, so I asked if I can just go inside (as I'm well over 30) and tell my boyfriend we have to leave and find another place to go to. The bouncer asked me for 4 euros entrance. I was very surprised he asked me the entrance fee as it was very clear that my intention was just to tell my boyfriend to finish his drink and leave while the others would wait outside. He told me I still have to pay 4 euros. I told him he can keep my bag while I'm in if he doesn't trust me. No, pay 4 euros. I was so astonished by his stubburn and blind stupidity it triggered me to go in anyway. He blocked me and violently pushed me away. And I couldn't call my boyfriend because my phone had died and nobody had his number. Nothing could make this idiot come to reason and just let me in for 2 minuts. This is the first review I ever have written in my life, I hope it discourages people to support a club that puts these kind of people...

Really good place to be. I was there on Monday, defiantly the weakest night during the week, and I had such a great time.i was there till 3:00+ The place is medium-big but still you get the authentic feelin alyou expect from this kind of a bar and in Neukölln: Good alcohol with a fair price, at some point I was staying with the local DJ who played techno all night. So at some point I even got a private party together With Claudia, the bar tender, who gave great service and had a beautiful smile. The place build and designed beautifully. You can sit on the bar (high bar), on tables and of course sofas. Or you can stay at the DJ area and dance with your self. The place also have table tennis ready to be played it's really cool. I was told by Claudia that on the weekends the place is crowded and they have great parties with great music. I believe her. You should give it a...

We went to the Promenaden Eck to dance a bit there. If you take an entrance fee at the entrance you somehow assume that it is more than a normal bar. It started with little things that the cloakroom had no wifi reception to be able to receive the clothes quickly. Not too tragic. The main problem was that the shop was too full so that three quarters of the dance floor was used by guests for conversations, the music of the Djane hardly encouraged people to dance because it always played the same style, very monotonously. In addition, you are permanently blinded by a light that projects a pattern on the floor, which was invalid anyway due to the mass of people. Even if you wanted to, you wouldn't have been able to enjoy the music because the talk of the other guests was louder than the music. We...