*visited October 2019…read more Probably one of the most special things I have ever experienced while traveling ... Stumbled into this jazz club at 1 in the morning after a whole day at Octoberfest and scootering around Marienplatz with my best friend... Only ordered water (lol) but the atmosphere while the jazz player (a fellow American!) played was so mesmerizing ... every party there (it was packed as it is a small little bar) sat in silence as they just listened and watched the jazz players do their thing! Ohhhh I miss it!

A very cozy jazz club, run by mister b himself. The quality of the music varies, the sound is…read moreusually smooth. Nice atmosphere, unfortunately not enough space for everyone. Good bar, free peanuts, so a very decent option for a jazz night out!

The Jazzclub Unterfahrt is the foremost jazz venue in Southern Germany…read more Musically is where the Unterfahrt really shines. It punches above its weight gloablly--with renowned acts on par with grander NYC or West Coast venues--but retains its small-club edginess with a steady stream of Europe's up-and-coming jazz talent. That said, you won't be impressed by the physical space or acoustics. It's a small, intimate club, guess it fits about 80 people, and has a low ceiling, brickwork, and roof-support posts partially blocking the view of the stage. If you can, buy tickets online at least a couple weeks in advance, which gets you a table & service. With a membership you get 50% discount and access to members-only events.

You know, I really want to like the Unterfahrt…read more The programme explores serious, progressive jazz, as well as lighter fare. The short walk to its subterranean location, deep inside a disused beer cellar, gives you the feeling you're heading someplace secret, avant-garde, and maybe a bit subversive. But alas, every time I've visited, the physical limitations of the space have made my stay uncomfortable. It's crowded, and difficult to get to the bar. One often feels like one is stepping on toes to get to one's seat. Par for the course, for an intimate jazz club? Perhaps. I enjoy the music, but seldom the atmosphere.

Discovered this cool neighborhood spot a few springs ago…read more They rock music and offer drinks when you need refuge from the weather. Went back with some friends from the area. Found the beautiful blue eyed beauty fascinating. I went back quite a few times. Much love Gloria. Danke und prost.

Terrible Service, Terrible drinks, Terrible prices. Great band though…read more paid 30 Euro for an "old fashioned" and a G&T . Not only did they use bottom shelf liquor for the drink but it took 20 minutes just to have them come around to serve us despite the low volume of customers. For a venue that comes off as catering to high society i was very disappointed in their service and quality of drinks.

Cozy bar, can get busy very quickly. Some food options. I come here for trivia some nights.read more

From the owner: Abendbistro mit Wermut & Wodka ... und Kleinkunstrefugiumread more

From the owner: Wir bieten Rockmusik, Livemusik, Somesession, und Karaokepartys mit Tanz im wöchentlichen Wechsel…read moreeinmail Freitag einmal Samstag Fussballspiele werde live gezeigt mit Sky besonders Bayernspiele

While searching for bars in the area, I stumbled upon Pusser's. A classic gem and supposedly the…read moreoldest cocktail bar in town, best known for their Painkiller. I have to admit, the Painkiller was pretty good! Definitely worth a try! The bartender was friendly and had some great recommendations, which made the experience even better! Downstairs is a piano bar with live music which was pretty awesome. The bar played old 1950s music. Keep in mind, the cocktail menu is extensive, almost like a book! The bar is well worth checking out if you're into classic cocktails and a laid-back, timeless vibe.

This bar was ok. The drink menu had many options but was basic. The taste was average. The service…read morewas friendly and no complaints there but not impressed by the drinks.

Very legit Irish bar in the heart of Germany....Irish bartenders and have the soccer match on when…read moreit's in season. Would definitely frequent again...

So happy I found this place…read more Located a hop, skip and a jump from Rosenheimer Platz, this place was my savior after a day at the Wiesn. Having had my fill of beer, I just wanted a glass of seltzer (or mineral water or whatever you choose to call it). Now, don't get me wrong, I love Germany but everywhere they seem to serve water in tiny glasses. I wanted a giant glass of water...and the awesome bartender set me up with a half liter glass full of sparkling water. So I had my water, which helped a lot and now I needed food. Luckily, even in my state I was able to read the menu and see they had a cheeseburger and fries platter. I know, not Bavarian but at that point, all I'd had all day since breakfast was one of these ginormous pretzels and the skin off of some roast chicken. The food was tasty (as far as I can recall) and it really helped getting some food on my tummy. Aside from the water and food, what made this place great was the service. The bartender, whose name I regret that I didn't get, was amazing. She was so nice and friendly and really took care of me. I'm sure I looked like another tipsy American tourist but she was a sweetheart. She had short hair and glasses and maybe some tattoos. Anyway, she's the real deal. There was some music that was nice too. Overall, a nice, friendly, clean and welcoming place. To be frank, it can be intimidating to enter a big German beer hall by yourself because it seems everyone knows one another and you're an outsider. Coming here was the exact opposite...I felt welcome right away. Definitely recommend this place!