This sophisticated bar right on Karl-Marx-Allee has been carved out of the eponymous Czech national airline offices. All hard edges and clear lines, it emanates an understated 1960s vintage vibe that goes well with the dim lights, classic cocktails and grown-up crowd.
ČSA Bar
Friedrichshain
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