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Sally Bowles, on Eisenacher Straße, is a cocktail bar and café in Berlin’s gay Schöneberg neighborhood.
The name comes from Christopher Isherwood’s character—the English writer lived nearby, and 1930s Berlin inspired his novel Goodbye to Berlin. That literary connection gives the place its particular vibe and progressive outlook.
Most of the clientele are LGBTQ+. It’s a relaxed café during the day, then a cocktail bar. You can go for a casual drink, conversation, or to just sit and absorb a bit of the neighborhood’s queer history. Schöneberg has long been one of Berlin's most established gay areas, and places like this are part of that story.
You’ll find Sally Bowles at Eisenacher Straße 1. Check sally-bowles.de for hours and what’s on.
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Surprisingly, Sally's closed its doors for good yesterday, August 24, 2024. It was a great time there...
A beautiful, cozy bar where you immediately feel at home. I had the two best nights out at Sally Bowles in a long time and I regret not having discovered it sooner.
Staff is authentic, warm, welcoming and very attentive. Everyone invited to the party. Drinks prepared with professional attitude.
Super nice staff and cozy atmosphere. Really cool bar.
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Last updated on 18 September 2026