The Door - Boutique Club
Berlin
Lyhyesti
Arvostelut
They just say no based on how you look. Never come here.We were coming from Amano party who told us we would get discount and entry but still these “the door” entry GUYS just didn’t let us in even if we weren’t drunk and were well dressed. Not properly dressed is always the lame excuse behind their judgement.
My girlfriend and I visited on Friday night as tourists from NYC and had a great time. The staff at the door was friendly, and the entry fee was only a $10 charge for men. Drinks were reasonably priced and good quality. I enjoyed the DJ set and appreciated the decor and overall cleanliness. Fellow guests were also respectful. Would definitely come again!
Cute hidden gem that my boyfriend and I stumbled upon when MAXXIM was closed for a private event. The inside is very small, but extremely clean (including the restroom, ladies). The club peaked at around 1AM, but shortly after the crowd died down a bit. The pornstar martini was beautifully made, I highly recommend it. The DJ was playing remixed pop hits and the lights matched the music very well. Also, no one mistreated us at the door for speaking English.
Based on this recommendation from someone we met at the We Love Thursdays party, we had a few different impressions of this place. I'll leave it as an opportunity for improvement: The security guards aren't trained to serve their customers. They shout, don't speak, they mock, and, worst of all, they think we don't understand what they're saying. Instead of appearing loud and aggressive, they should be polite and more empathetic with the people who arrive. They're there to provide security, maintain order, and organize entry... for us, about five Latinos, who weren't drunk or high. We had the impression we were being followed by racism, or I don't know what the motive was for kicking the guys out. However, we went in to see what they were bragging about. Basically, it was a nice club, a clean and friendly place. At that moment, the DJs were great and even interacted with the crowd. We didn't see many Latinos, and that seems to me to be the work of the security guards. I suggest that if they only want certain customers, they should use a more direct and polite approach. Your best advertising is the person who actually experiences it. I even see many unanswered comments from the administrators here... arrogance or disinterest. A party with 80% women and 20% men? What's the reason? Inside, you can also feel the rejection from some people with superiority issues. How crazy. I hope they can change their inflexibility a bit.
