To be honest, despite thinking I was sober when I arrived at this bar, looking back I was not! But what I remember is that it was really nice atmosphere, wicked decor, good drinks prices and even though we planned to move on to another bar we did not so must have been good! I also have a vague memory of spinning some sort of music wheel on the dance floor and dancing on my own. So yes, I recommend it and will definitely be going back next time I'm in Hamburg.

We went to Meine Kleinraumdisko the other day after a hard night's drinking gluhwein at the DOM. A few friends were over from the UK, and one had brought a bottle of "Pendle Witch's Brew" as a present (see photos). Unfortunately being completely drunken the beer was lost during the course of the night...

that was 5 days ago. On the off-chance that it was still there and had been saved from consumption, we turned up there last night. Amazingly they had found it and kept it! (see photos)

The place itself is a cool little bar that I always think of as being on feldstrasse, but is actually on the bit that is called Neuer Kamp. Very confusing. The decor is 70s-styled wallpaper and disco lights. The music is chilled and there are loads of sofas to lounge about on. As far as I'm concerned the beer is Augustina.

A very well hidden place on Feldstrasse. Lots of cool sofas and a probably about 75% female crowd. Good, chilled music and pretty spacious considering it was a saturday night. A very friendly swedish/german bar maid will top up your beer for 2.50 euros a go (Phil must have been putting out the wrong signals to be charged 3 euros!).

A stones throw from the schanze and a bunch of other good bars, so this place is probably one to factor into your st. pauli pub crawl!

I can't believe I've missed this little gem for so long! Meine kleinraumdisko is a deceptively tardis-like bar/club just opposite the REAL supermarket by Feldstrasse U-bahn. Low key beats being mixed at conversational volume, cool sofas in a number of corners, trippy visuals on projected on the walls, and Augustina beer for 3 euros (which doesn't give you an Astra-style hangover of death) make it a compelling destination! I'll definitely be spending a lot more time here.