Great neighborhood bar that serves a wide variety of beers from around the world. The bartender was…read morepatient and helpful when picking our drinks. Seating is both inside and outside. After work, the crowd can fill the space. We came for before dinner drinks and I had a fine local lager. There are bar snacks available.

Great stop on a quick layover in Zurich. The location is about standard sized for the local area…read more They have an excellent selection of beef from all over the world. Everything from a solid built lager to even meade. The selection will not disappoint. The bar staff is quite friendly and incredibly helpful in weighing your options. For the beer on tap, they are happy to provide a sample to help sway you one way or another. Again, the bar itself is quite small on the inside with a few small tables. There is an outside seating area as well, but it is really not an option during the colder months. Overall, a solid choice to stop for a beverage. Looking forward to my next stop.

Speaking of beer and a good foundation. By far my favorite place to hang and have a beer must be…read more"Heimat" run by my favorite Wirt, Martin. Frequented by a lot of students from the University in Konstanz, this hip, yet comfortable hangout offers interesting beer and long drink choices along with simple good food. From Wurstsalat (Veal-Balogna Salad), Gebackene Seele (Ham, Tomato, Cheese Grilled German Roll) to Tuna Salads that are all equally generous and good. Please visit my blog for a full review: http://chef-lars.blogspot.com/b/post-preview?token=Q1CZAzgBAAA.JXtW_CjioD-ijQV38l7OBA.Z9qwefR7Ndm7P6FtsS2WAA&postId=8779123019673066327&type=POST

Nice cafe/pub. Have great deals for cocktails. Gets kind if empty after 10pmread more

From the owner: Wir bieten leckeres italienisches Essen und eine Weltauswahl an Bieren. Mittlerweile brauen wir…read moreauch selbst.

Really cute place we found for lunch in Tubigen. Friendly service, yummy Swabian German food,…read morenicely located in the center of the marketplatz.

We found this little place, The Crooked Bridge, after traipsing the beautiful medieval streets of…read moreTuebingen. This is not a trip for the weak ankled-- the cobble-stone streets go up and down and can confuse a new visitor. Luckily, I was with someone who knew the town so it was all good. The server at Krumme Brucke greeted us warmly and gave us menus. They have local beer on tap and I recommend it. We had the snitzel with ham and asparagus-- it is delicious and salty and served with pomme frites aka french fries. The atmosphere here is cozy and warm here. The food was delicious and inexpensive, the service was friendly and unobstrusive. Thank you, Krumme Brucke!

If you can get a seat - it's one of the best selections for the beers to taste (especially the…read moreBelgian ones) in Strasbourg. It's quite cozy and the private booths mean you will be able to talk comfortably with whoever you are going there. Their tastes flambees are quite nice as well, but let's be honest - that place is first and foremost for tasting and drinking beers.

I had a wonderful time at this place went alone on a business trip and had a good time the service…read morewas very excellent friendly staff and awesome atmosphere lot of young people who are very friendly and welcoming

Although quite interesting, the tour does not take you through the beer production area. It is an…read moreinformative walk through a museum with a two-beer tasting included in the price of the "Sammler Ticket" for Euro 12,30 at the end of the experience; however, if you want to see hear, see and smell the actual beer production, you will be sadly disappointed. In addition, the tour guide, Daniela was very cold and stand offish. She appears to have brought her personal baggage from home to the workplace and is very generous with jabs and digs. Her lack of professionalism can easily be construed as rude, insulting and beyond hurtful. Her last petty attempt to enrage was, "Wir haben Euch das Land genommen." Translation: "We took your country from you."

A++++ There is a…read morechurch in a very small town in the Black Forest of Germany. The monks at the church make delicious beer. They sell their beer to the only restaurant in town. That restaurant makes unbelievably good tasting food. But go for the beers. Have lots of them. The Black Forest is awe-inspiring. Unfortunately I couldn't locate the ham or cake. Which seems odd.

Fantastic beer, of course. We're in Germany. This place does wonderful flat bread pizza. Highly…read morerecommend the chicken and mushroom. I had the spinach lasagna. The portion was huge. You could easily split this with a friend. I ate the whole thing and now something else might split :) all in all this is a great place for a date, with family, kids or friends. The food is that good. Prices are reasonable too. Service was excellent. They helped us with English menus but we still had fun practicing our German.

The schnitzel was super dry, so was the rumpsteak. We told the waitress, and she was quite honest…read more She told us, unfortunately both of those and the turkey schnitzel are always really dry, and I am sorry but I don't know why. The soup was decent,so was the burger. The Monk IPA was very good. It looks like most customers had their pizzas. I would not order any of their meats. Atmosphere is good.

I am a massive fan of Alehouse because they have delicious beer and great food!…read more I've only been here twice but plan to come many more times. They have a great list of beers on a screen (it's a digital screen right?) noting the locations and more info about them. Many of the prices are pretty steep, but, I really enjoy the ambiance and the food, and the beer! Last time I came they had an Ethiopian pop-up, or whatever you call it. They were serving Ethiopian food for a limited amount of time. I ordered the veggie platter with different curries and it was really delicious, and so pretty too! I always have a great time here. They also have seating outside.

This place is bad ass…read more We were on vacation, and looking for some good craft brews. We found it! They have a really good selection of beers. Especially IPAs. The atmosphere is great for chatting, playing board games and just having a great time. The bartender's were super cool and helpful as well. Loved this place. It's hard to find craft beers in Switzerland. Hopefully it'll get more popular. But this place is doing it right.

This came as a recommendation from my coworkers as a great place for beer and food. In my short…read moretime in Freiburg, I stopped by twice by myself for a large beer and some quick food. I can't judge the food all that much since I only ordered a weisswurst and pretzel but it seemed okay. Compared to some other places, the prices were quite reasonable. It gets crowded but you can often find a spot at the bar. If you want to sit in the beer garden, you can swing by the main restaurant to get pretzels. The beer is light, crisp and refreshing. It was slightly sweet and citrusy for a great hydrating drink. I'd definitely stop by again. Cash only.

Location: Altstadt…read more Style: Exactly what you'd expect from German Brewery Bar/Biergarten/ Restaurant Food: Good and generously proportioned Beer: Good Prices: Good Service: Good, although not all staff speak other languages (not a criticism, just an observation ... lack of English increasingly rare in Northern Europe)

While in town for work, a local friend made us reservations here after hearing that we wanted to…read moretry fondue while in Switzerland. We were able to sit in the window seat upstairs with a wonderful view old town. Our server was great, and took good care of us, teaching us how to use the fondue pot. The beer and food was wonderful, and the interior was very pretty. I recommend it!

food was great! Service is pretty bad. I had to wait almost an hour...i don't know if it's worth…read moregoing there again. The prices are ok!