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Berlin, Germany
FLINTA-focused cocktail bar in Kreuzberg's Wrangelkiez, carrying on Barbie Deinhoff's queer legacy.
Stück is a women-owned, FLINTA-focused cocktail bar on Schlesische Straße in Kreuzberg's Wrangelkiez. It opened in 2022 at the same address as the legendary Barbie Deinhoff's, a queer bar that closed during COVID — owner Romy Gaines preserved the location's queer heritage while going darker and edgier: black walls, dim lighting, rubber-covered stools, and large-format erotic queer photography by Giulia Daley. The cocktails come from a Kreuzberg drinks lab around the corner and are served on tap — rotating monthly specials with ingredients like popcorn-infused bourbon and hibiscus gin. Thursdays are FLINTA-only, and the last Saturday of each month hosts a FLINTA dance night. Tuesdays bring 2-for-1 drinks.
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