Part of the Gay Berlin Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Berlin, Germany
Industrial Schöneberg leather bar with dim lighting and a cruisy vibe
BULL is a small gay cruise and fetish bar on Kleiststraße in Schöneberg, a stone's throw from Nollendorfplatz. It's a no-frills room built around a sizeable darkroom fitted with slings and gloryholes, and it runs a different fetish theme most nights, from leather and rubber to sportswear and puppy play, with a dress code that flexes from full gear to regular clothes depending on the evening. The bar keeps a men-only, no-drugs door policy and trades on authenticity over decor. International bartenders handle the drinks, and the crowd skews toward men who are there for the cruising rather than a night of dancing. As one of the few Schöneberg bars open around the clock, it's a reliable late or off-hours option in a district where most places keep more standard hours.
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