Fredericks in Berlin stands out as a chic bar and café venue in the city's vibrant core, renowned for its welcoming vibe. It seamlessly blends cozy café settings during the day with an energetic bar atmosphere in the evening, perfect for casual meetups or lively nights out. The modern, urban decor creates an inviting space for lingering over coffee or cocktails.
The menu features a wide array of beverages, from specialty coffees and teas to inventive cocktails and a robust bar selection. Signature drinks, crafted with fresh ingredients, pair well with light bites and snacks from the food menu. Nestled on Bellevuestraße, Fredericks is a favored spot in the LGBTQ+ scene, thanks to its central location and inclusive environment. Attentive staff and a relaxed, friendly ambiance make every visit memorable. Whether for a date, drinks with friends, or unwinding, Fredericks captures the essence of Berlin's dynamic café and nightlife culture.
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Tuesday: 17:30 - 00:00
Wednesday: 17:30 - 00:00
Thursday: 17:30 - 00:00
Friday: 17:30 - 01:30
Saturday: 17:30 - 01:30
Sunday: Closed
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