Roadrunner's Rock & Motor Club, located on Saarbrücker Straße in Berlin-Mitte, stands as a prime example of the quintessential Berlin shabby chic aesthetic. Upon crossing the threshold of this unique club, one is transported into an entirely different world. The ambiance exudes a raw yet stylish, playful, and profoundly authentic vibe.
At the core of the Roadrunner's ethos lie the values of individuality, unconventionality, and tolerance. Inside its walls, one find a diverse crowd. Additionally, the venue hosts tribute nights dedicated to legendary figures like Elvis and Johnny Cash.
Established within the historic premises of the former Königstadtbrauerei, the Roadrunner's Rock & Motor Club came to life in March 2005. Its location at the intersection of Prenzlauer Berg and Berlin-Mitte provides a distinctive backdrop. The interior design showcases an eclectic blend of classical auto and motorcycle culture memorabilia, fused with colonial kitsch, elegant antiques, and quirky objects. This fusion culminates in a one-of-a-kind ambiance that defines the club's character.
The club's facilities are versatile, making it a sought-after space for private events, photoshoots, and film shoots. The inner area boasts an entrance cloakroom, a bar with an expansive counter, an 18 sqm stage, a crane-mounted DJ booth, seating areas, and a standing/dancing space accommodating up to 350 people.