Audiophile bar in the Locke aparthotel at the East Side Gallery, with a Spree terrace.
The room centres on a Berlin-made hi-fi system playing curated records — a concept lifted from Japan's Kissaten cafés. By day a café with co-working seating and water views; by night listening mode takes over: cocktails, a tight wine list and bar food meet sound that refuses to be background. The kitchen sends rotating seasonal small plates with a Mediterranean lean — tapas-adjacent, no label. A 24/7 in-house radio runs in parallel with a local underground station. Friedrichshain from its Spree side, mural views and serious intent on sound and drink.
