Casual
Kim Bar
Berlin-Mitte
May 11, 2018
Berlin's Kim Bar is tiny and faintly unprepossessing but it's an undeniably atmospheric space, the kind of bar where people come to sip a drink while listening to an eclectic soundtrack of often live music.
Berlin’s Kim Bar is tiny and faintly unprepossessing but it’s an undeniably atmospheric space, the kind of bar where people come to sip a drink while listening to an eclectic soundtrack of often live music. It’s a low-key, almost minimal kind of space, with blocky, cubist furniture, a bit of blonde wood and neon to break things up visually, and an appealingly chilled out vibe. The drinks list isn’t huge they serve a few classic cocktails, a Whisky Sour, a Moscow Mule. and a decent array of spirits. It’s the music people come here for though. The programming is thoughtful and often unusual, a mixture of live acts featuring every month or so and DJ sets, introducing the crowd to new sounds. The bar is big on character, and is often full, attracting a loyal local crowd who like their music. Entrance is always free, and the line-up changes regularly so check their Facebook page for further details.
