Dunckerclub

I'm always there for the Pressure Drop event and always a good experience, drinks are not that expensive.

Went there for the flea market, it was super fun, i found lots of great things!! Great vibe ❤️❤️

The most goth place I've ever been, and it wasn't even advertised as a goth night. Every time I started being able to see a little bit, the smoke machine activated to maintain the atmosphere, which was both amusing and awesome. The DJ was absolutely outstanding, and matched the energy on the dance floor--she made it hard to leave, because every new song made me want to keep dancing! The dance floor was a wonderful environment of people letting the music move them. Be sure to dress in appropriately goth attire. If you have sensitive ears like me, I recommend bringing earplugs :)

I ususlly go there on Saturday nights. The music selection is always eclectic, a bit of 80s, 90s, and 00s. Indie, metal, hard rock, grunge, numetal, goth, postpunk, etc. The public age ranges from 30s to 50s. Staff and audience are nice. 9 euro to get in, no smoking dancefloor, reasonably priced drinks, outside smoking area.

Small little club. I've been to the dark metal party and the indie music party. Both times where awesome. The bartender make good cocktails. I can recommend the espresso Martini. Prices where OK too.

I loved the fact it was a non smoking club and the air while dancing was clean!
The staff is mostly nice, and and the drinks are good.
The music in my opinion was not good enough, as it was too slow for me and I just wanted to dance but couldn't really, as I wanted some more bits, happy wibes and faster music that makes you dance. We left quite early because of that.
The location is great, 2 min from the S-Bahn.
The entrance price is adorable and included wardrobe.

Excellent small club for dancing to more alternative music. Different nights have different styles of music, check beforehand. Entry was 8€ and prices inside were great.

Me and my friend has a semi good evening there... We payed 8€ for the Entry which was completely fair. We could let your jackets and bags at the Entry where someone had a look over them and they didn't charge extra that was very nice!
We went on a friday for a 70s/80s evening because we enjoy the music. Not even one hour there, multiple people asked us if we aren't a little to young to hear that kind of music and why we were even there (we are both 20). Also the people that evening were very rude. Younger and smaller people get pushed around a lot (even when there was space) also you can pass people caful even when it is very full. The dj managed to only play about 10 songs to which *everyone* could vibe to; every other song catched only half the people there which was sad also he didn't created mashups between songs instead ge let them play in full length and skipped more or less to the next one that created wired Situations tbh.
Light effects and moving discoballs however created a nice ambience.