A somewhat hidden music venue. I've caught a few shows here. It can get somewhat cramped but it…read moremakes up for it with the quality of people and performing acts.

If you ever go to Munich and not visit Import Export it just means you have wasted your time, you…read moreruined your trip, and you know nothing John Snow. Import Export is the pure crystallization of European Multi-Kulti; a manifestation of people against the oppressor! I bet dollars to donuts that in here, you will listen something you never listened before.

We were in the area and looking for somewhere that was open for lunch around noon and I'm so glad…read morewe found Schloss Brauhaus! We walked in and seated ourselves and were quickly welcomed by our server. The radler and lager were both really good. I got the Allgäuer Kässpätzle, which was incredible. It was super cheesy and flavorful. My bf got the Zwiebelrostbraten, which was also really good with the steak perfectly cooked. Then we got two desserts to spilt and I couldn't tell you which one was better. The Apfelstrudel was warm and not too sweet and the "Bier"amisu was unique and absolutely delicious. Schloss Brauhaus provided a warm and comfortable place to get out of the rainy cool day we had and some great beer and food!

I have never experienced such disrespectful service throughout my travels across Germany. The…read morewaiters were rude, slow to arrive, and seemed to be even more disrespectful to tourists. I ended up leaving before having any food because they took so long to take my order, even after I politely requested for service to a few waiters. They informed me that my waitress would arrive to take my order soon, but this never occurred. There was a waitress who had provided the menu, who I thought would be the one to take my order, but she just stared at me strangely almost as if I didn't exist? I never write Yelp reviews, but this service was so abysmal and strange that I had to write it down. Was the worst part of my trip to Füssen.

Original and unique music complex. I like the industrial elements which you can see all over the…read moreplace. I experienced two shows there, one in the main big club(The Unguided show)and one in the smaller club(Free & Easy festival) which is right next to it. Both venues have pretty good acoustic and overall sound felt nice! Had a good time there!

As isolated as this place can be (i.e. no other bars or basically place to hang out within 0.5 km),…read moreBackstage offers enough to make you want to stay there. This place has multiple bars/clubs/music venues. On a weekend, one can easily go there and hop around the area for different types of music (electronic, reggae, hip hop...you name it, they will most likely have it). If you get the munchies after a long night out, no worries, there is a food stand conveniently situated there to satisfy your cravings. But I am giving 4 stars for its rock music venue (Halle). I like the size of the venue, not too big but wide enough to move around the crowd. The acoustics of the place was decent when I went (it was an indie rock concert). Prices for beers are average-priced, but they sell the local Munich craft beer (Crew Republic), which gets bonus points from me. Whether it's a concert or a dance party, it's worth the trek to go to Backstage. (Ok, it's not too much of a trek as it's still within Munich city perimeters...but I'm lazy to travel more than 20 minutes to go out.)

Ive played here with my band. Nice little place with a cool atmosphere. The people there were also…read morevery nice. Had a great time

From the owner: Jazzkeller Sauschdall, established in 1963, is a cornerstone of Ulm's vibrant music scene. Nestled…read morewithin a historic former wartime bunker at Prittwitzstraße 36, this non-profit, volunteer-run venue offers an intimate setting for live performances, accommodating approximately 100 seated and 200 standing guests. Wikipedia Renowned for its eclectic programming, Jazzkeller Sauschdall showcases a diverse range of genres, from avant-garde jazz to contemporary fusion. The venue has hosted illustrious artists such as Jan Garbarek, Chet Baker, and John McLaughlin, solidifying its reputation as a hub for both emerging talents and established musicians. Wikipedia

Excellent atmosphere and vibe...we loved it! Get some frites and a cold beer...and relax!read more

This meal was...quite an experience. Our waitress was fantastic and our food was delicious. I got a…read morefalafel wrap which I thought was amazing (and super filling). The place gets SUPER busy and it's hard to find a place to sit however there are some bizarre people at the restaurant which gave us some dinner entertainment.

A great place to visit...even if you are not a puppet or art fan..you will like this…read more. Being American..I've never heard of this until I researched Augsburg. I was impressed.. If you go..make sure you get on hands and knees to look through the portholes in the ocean scenes..to see under the sea. This addition review is for the Kiste cafe.in the museum.. The staff was very helpful and accommodating for non German people..there was a huge town wide festival so everything was a bit off.. We wound up having The cheese spaetzle Kase spaetzle. With onions.. It was very good..

Originally we came here for dinner and drinks but found out later that they don't serve food…read more Amazing bartender let us know that the Pizzeria next door will deliver food if we place an order. Sold!!! I was nervous because every review told how busy and loud it was, but we arrived at a good time. Being a Saturday night, I was happy to discover only a handful of people at 7 pm. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks and chatted during the shift change. Sports played on a nearby t.v. Being once employed bartenders, we enjoyed the friendly banter behind the bar and carried out easy conversation. Super friendly staff, excellent service, and the British accents are never a disappointment. Will hurriedly return for another dose!

Not a bad pub actually. About as Irish as Aldi but good for live music and Guinness.read more

This place is great. Good fish and chips, friendly staff, and hella cheap! I am definitely planning…read moreon coming back every time I'm in Germany.

From the owner: dasWohnzimmer ist eine Musicbar/Lounge und befindet sich mitten im Herzen von Backnang "Im Biegel"…read more Seit 2002 verköstigen Euch "die Stubenrocker" mit vielen Getränkespecials und musikalischen Leckereien. Die gemütliche Lounge mit ihren schwarzen Ledersofas lädt zum Relaxen und Verweilen ein und soll Euch das Gefühl geben sich zu Hause in Eurem"Wohnzimmer" zu befinden. Die Wände sind in Rot gehalten, wechselnde Lichteffekte unterstreichen den modernen, jungen Stil. Im vorderen Bereich befindet sich die 6 Meter lange Bar mit großem Cocktailangebot. Nur hier gibt es den original "Wozi Long Island Ice Tea". Des Weiteren habt Ihr die Auswahl zwischen mehr als 20 Biersorten und vielen weiteren Getränkespecials. Und wenn Euch mal nicht nach Quatschen, sondern nach einem Wettkampf unter Freunden zu Mute ist, bieten der Tischkicker und der Flipper eine gute Alternative. An den Wochenenden werden abwechselnd verschiedene Musikrichtungen von lokalen wie auch überregionalen DJs aufgelegt. Ob Modern Rock, Alternative, Chillout, Electro House oder auch mal Reggae oder Gitarrenmusik - für jeden Geschmack ist etwas dabei. dasWohnzimmer achtet auf gute Musik abseits vom Mainstream. Regelmäßig gastieren überregionale Künstler und DJs "in der guten Stube". Jeden Monat findet eine Mottoparty oder ein anderes besonderes Event statt. Aber auch Konzerte erwarten euch. Bei den "dasWohnzimmer Unplugged Sessions" steht alles im Zeichen der Livemusik und des Gesangs.