Irrgarten

A bar that's showing its age a bit. They could definitely use some modernization, especially in the gaming areas. A fresh look would do the bar good overall. The drink prices aren't exactly cheap, but it is a bar after all. Although charging €3.50 for a 0.2L Zero Coke/Fanta when the sugary 0.33L version costs the same is questionable. The staff are friendly and always have a witty remark ready. On a positive note, they try their hardest to keep the "money-grabbing guys" away, which is working quite well these days. Of course, you can't keep them all out, so as a customer, you have to be careful who you associate with. Otherwise, we've always had nice evenings there, and we'd gladly come back.

It's my first time out (I'm totally unsure of myself). (I'm jumping in at the deep end). I managed it. Everyone is calm. The person at the counter is friendly. Don't be afraid. You'll get a token to enter. If you enter again before the stamp on your arm, it's valid for that day, as shown in the token.

Passing through Hanover, you can easily end up in a maze of bars, and... the bartender, at least the older one, is clearly annoyed at having to be there and makes that abundantly clear to the paying customers. It feels as if the customer has to apologize for even being there... that's exactly what happens when there's no competition in a city anymore!

The cinema is dirty. Despite the "No Prostitution" signs at the entrance, prostitution is taking place. Some patrons are consuming certain substances. The lockers are not secure enough. The audience is mostly very ordinary. The cinema's location is dangerous. Very strange people are hanging around in front of the cinema.

Aggresive atmosphere