With its L-shaped bar and leather sofas, this low-key, living-room-sized cellar club hosts the kind of music that doesn’t always find a home in Berlin’s flashier venues. The spectrum runs from indie rock to blues, folk to reggae and anything in between. Concerts are held several times weekly and reasonably priced.
Auster Club
Kreuzberg
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