Ulrichs - Café, Küche & Kultur in Berlin's Schöneberg neighborhood serves as a vibrant hub for the queer community and allies. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, blending contemporary decor with a warm, welcoming vibe that encourages lingering over conversations or lively gatherings.
The menu features diverse culinary offerings, including hearty brunch dishes, delectable café favorites, and seasonal specialties. Complementing the food is a curated selection of coffees, teas, and beverages. What sets Ulrichs apart are its cultural events, such as readings, exhibitions, and live music nights, transforming it into a true center for art and culture. Located on Karl-Heinrich-Ulrichs-Straße, it proudly embraces its queer heritage, making it a standout spot in Berlin's dynamic scene.
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Recent Events at this Venue
Sommerfest mit Grill & Gesang
06/20/2025Benefiz Gulasch zu Easter Berlin - Der scharfe Start in die heiße Nacht
04/19/2025Adventscafé vom Orden der Schwestern der Perpetuellen Indulgenz
12/08/2024Oktoberfest
10/05/2024Benefiz Gulasch zu Easter Berlin - Der scharfe Start in die heiße Nacht
03/30/2024Die Nonnen blasen zum Advent - Adventscafe
12/10/2023Ulrichs Oktoberfest
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