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Berlin, Germany
Gay bar in Prenzlauer Berg with drag bingo and weekly themed nights.
Marienhof is a gay bar in Prenzlauer Berg with a small, kitschy, living-room feel and a surprisingly stacked weekly calendar for its size. Thursdays it hosts the "WARMup to Chantal," the official pre-party for Chantal's House of Shame, one of Berlin's long-running queer club nights — you start here before heading on. Its drag bingo, hosted by Stella de Stroy, is one of the neighborhood's best-loved recurring nights, and Saturdays run as open-end "Saturday Night Fever" parties that go as late as the room wants. The crowd is friendly and mixed across the spectrum, and prices stay fair — this is a neighborhood bar, not a velvet-rope club. For travelers staying around Prenzlauer Berg, it's the easiest place to find an organized night out without trekking down to Schöneberg or Kreuzberg.
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