Stagger Lee

Western saloon-style cocktail bar in the Nollendorfkiez: swing door, Chesterfield sofas and a menu with Latin American flavours.

In 1895 Stagger Lee Shelton shot a man in St. Louis, and his story became the stuff of countless blues songs and ballads. The bar in the Nollendorfkiez is named after him and furnished like an American saloon from the late Wild West: with a swing door, Chesterfield sofas, wood, brass lamps and deep red wallpaper. In the smoking area hangs a gallery of Hollywood and western stars.

The current menu is devoted to the flavours of Latin America. The bar makes its own infusions, syrups and cordials and works with spirits from North and South America, but classics are always available. There are no reservations; seats are given on arrival. Open every evening from 6 pm.