Monkey Bar

Monkey Bar

Budapester Str. 40, 10787 Berlin, Germany
Berlin
Open

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About

Monkey Bar is a rooftop cocktail bar located on the 10th floor, overlooking Berlin Zoo. Known for its panoramic views and creative drinks, the bar donates proceeds from select cocktails to support zoo animals. Its lively atmosphere and unique location make it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking a memorable cocktail experience.

The Visit

Monkey Bar offers an elevated cocktail experience with stunning near-360-degree views of Berlin and the zoo below. The reviewers enjoy a variety of rum-heavy cocktails, noting the bar’s playful jungle theme and charitable contributions to animal welfare. Despite the high alcohol content, the drinks impress with their flavor and presentation. The atmosphere is vibrant, with music and sunset views enhancing the overall vibe.

What They Ate

Monkey Mai Tai (rum-based cocktail)
Discover Missionary (cocktail with vodka, red vermouth, Martini, lemon juice, balsamic glaze, thyme)
Other rum-based cocktails (including overproof rum, 69% volume)

Quotes

"It's called Monkey Bar because right there is Berlin Zoo so you can see the animals from here."
"The proceeds of one of the cocktails goes to help out a female orangutan that you can see from his windows."
"Often bars with views don't necessarily have great drinks but these have been fantastic. They taste brilliant and they feel really good."

Our Reflection

Monkey Bar delivers more than just drinks; it’s an experience that merges Berlin’s skyline with a sense of playful adventure. The reviewers are swept up by the panoramic views, the lively atmosphere, and the creative, potent cocktails. The connection to the zoo and charitable support for animals adds a thoughtful touch. The drinks, especially the Monkey Mai Tai and Discover Missionary, leave a strong impression for both their strength and flavor. This is a place where the ambiance and the beverages come together to create a memorable, almost surreal evening in Berlin.

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