L1 Club & Event GmbH

3 Viktoria - 3 years ago

Was there just once.
Really crowded, the music was so loud that it hurt my ears.
The people seem to be very young, like average age around 20.
Many many pretty young girls all dressed up, so for guys good I guess ;-). But it was a "my boyfriend´s not in town" party with a strip-show. So maybe that´s why.
But the music I didn´t like. Liked the smoking area upstairs.
I am not going to come back but maybe its worth a try, so check out for yourself.

1 Florencia Sotelo Arenas - 4 months ago

Racist staff. They host latin parties and use our latin culture to promote the club, but won't allow latinos inside. Don't steal our culture and use it to sell if you're gonna be awfully xenophobic with latinos. ????????

1 John Doe - 11 months ago

DON'T BOTHER.

I followed the rules, presented all my documents, dressed well, followed the indications from the staff, and reserved with anticipation. After waiting in the line, the bouncers denied me the entrance just because I spoke English. This place doesn’t know how to treat good customers. If you are international, avoid it or better go to Berlin and party all the weekend. Spend your money smartly, it’s just one hour and 50€ for the train ticket.

Disappointing that in 2021 this place has a small village mentality. All in all, I don’t recommend this place to the international student community.

1 Karla Alas - 4 months ago

Imagine throwing a "Latin Night" and not letting actual Latin people in. Cultural appropriation much?? Besides obviously RACIST. And apparently anti-Semitic as well based on some previous reviews. Asqueroso. I hope you get shut down!

1 paula enriquez - 4 months ago

Rassist, they promote a Latin party but none of the latins were allowed to get in. Not recommended at all!!!!

1 Derek Eitl - 3 years ago

First bar of the night after work. Went to L1 wearing shirt with collar, jeans and dress shoes. Door guy said he didn't like our pants and shoes...fair enough...but while asking dress code for next time, 6 young guys with Capri jeans and tennis shoes walked in without being asked questions. Turns out after questioning the bouncer did not like Americans (even though we're Canadian). Seen more pictures inside shirtless than clothed, so can't be dress code. Never been this appalled at the world.

1 Sebastian Funk - 5 years ago

The club's bouncer acted intimidating for no reason when I tried to get in. After that, he told me that my attire was too casual for the club. That day they played American rap and they expected me to wear a suit or something like that. The people who are allowed in must be real gangsters who can relate to American hip hop ...