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King George Club sits on Grunewaldstraße in Schöneberg, where Berlin’s after-dark side lives in brick corridors and low light rather than neon tourist strips. You walk a vaulted orange tunnel under the gold TG crest before the bar opens: dark wood, red velvet stools, and arched alcoves glowing purple and gold, bottles stacked like a private theatre’s wings. Inside, the room is built for go-go and tabledance — sexual entertainment without the spa soft-focus. A roster of about a dozen women leans into fishnets, black lace, and long dark hair against red curtains and night streets; the look matches Zungenkuss, Blasen, and the fuller floor menu. Incall only. Schöneberg draws locals, expats, and night people who already know the district more than package tourists. With dozens of reviews behind it, King George feels like a lived-in Berlin club room — warm light, red stools, and the unhurried pace of a place that has been open long enough to know what it is.